August 06, 2021

August 06, 2021

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Thinking Out Loud

Investing in Loss

Topanga has lost so many good souls this year. So has the country with more than half a million deaths from COVID-19. To be precise, as of this writing it was 618,223 +70 nati ...(Read More)

Flavia Potenza

By Flavia Potenza

Passages

Roslyn â€˜Rozâ€™ Harrisâ€”1944-2021

With a heavy heart and an overwhelming appreciation for the joy of knowing our beloved friend, devoted mother, loving wife, and trusted sister, we inform you that Roslyn Harri ...(Read More)

Flavia Potenza

By Flavia Potenza

News

Fire Updates

A few more details came in from 69 Bravo for both the Tuna and Las Flores fires after The Canyon Chronicle went to press for the July 23 issue. Tuna Fire 69 Bravo, July 9â ...(Read More)

The Canyon Chronicle

By The Canyon Chronicle

Alert LA County

This is a free mass notification system for Los Angeles County residents and businesses. The Los Angeles County Sheriffâ€™s Department uses Alert LA County to contact the publ ...(Read More)

The Canyon Chronicle

By The Canyon Chronicle

Wildfire Resilience Australian Style

A unique invitation to participate in a series of Australian webinars (Bushfire Resilience, Inc.) about wildfire resilience for households in rural areas and on the urban frin ...(Read More)

The Canyon Chronicle

By The Canyon Chronicle

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Theater

World Premiere of â€˜The Last, Best Small Townâ€™ is World Class Theater

Opening night at Theatricum Botanicum of The Last, Best Small Town by Latinx playwright John Guerra introduces us to a pair of neighboring families in the nearby Ventura Count ...(Read More)

Flavia Potenza

By Flavia Potenza

Dog Days

Dog Days in L.A.

â€˜Los Angeles is now the largest no-kill city in the United Statesâ€™ L.A. Animal Services increased its partnerships with animal agencies and fosters so that dogs, cats a ...(Read More)

Annemarie Donkin

By Annemarie Donkin

Dog Days in Topanga

Leon, a first grader at Topanga Elementary, had just lost his beloved bunny. A suitable amount of time passed and his parents made The Big Decision and started the search for ...(Read More)

The Canyon Chronicle

By The Canyon Chronicle

The Readable Feast

â€˜Iâ€™m Not Single, I Have a Dogâ€™

â€˜Iâ€™m Not Single, I Have a Dogâ€™ By Susan Hartzler Commentary by Flavia Potenza Once, marriage was the norm for adults. But now, for the first time since the Bureau o ...(Read More)

Flavia Potenza

By Flavia Potenza

All Things Connected

Farmers in Lab Coats

I am tired of all the dystopian, doomsday pundits. As a Futurist, I am reporting to you, dear Readers, there is a lot to look forward to. Good things are happening in the vast ...(Read More)

Paula Labrot

By Paula Labrot

Rude Interruptions

Reflections and Deflections

â€œThe clichÃ© is the handrail of the crippled mind,â€ the British comic actor and writer Spike Milligan has said. That may be true, but clichÃ©sâ€”like leadersâ€”are made, i ...(Read More)

Joel Bellman

By Joel Bellman

Education

The Legacy Families of TECS*

Our last school year has been completed and we sit in the middle of summer. Soon it will be time to gear up for another year filled with learning, growing and community at Top ...(Read More)

Amy Weisberg, M.Ed.

By Amy Weisberg, M.Ed.

Thinking Out Loud

The Readable Feast

All Things Connected

Rude Interruptions

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