Sam Najah Digital Storyteller
Our stories have always passed through the hands of archivists. Over time, the mediums have changed but the need to preserve our memories remains the…
Overcoming Differences
After the historic (and somewhat traumatic) 2020 election has ended, there is still much to be done to heal the wounds that these polarizing times…
Moving with the Seasons
We all feel the winds of change blowing—metaphorically certainly, but also literally—as November settles us firmly into the fall season. As we move into autumn,…
The Seesaw
Little blue-eyed boy couldn’t wait to get to Heaven; Late at night he dreamt of pearly gates that held silky clouds, and waterfalls of happiness….
Free Online Sustainability Programs at SMC & Topanga Talent Show
Topanga Youth Services Talent Show goes on! Due to the restrictions of gathering, TYS is hosting the community youth’s talent acts online this year. Even…
The Tehipite Terror
Editor’s Note. Ken LaDuke authored the first in our series of stories written by a group of lifelong friends and avid backpackers—Fred Morgan, Lindsay Morgan,…
Cruising Along the Fjord
I peer ahead of me to see an elder woman unaccompanied, cozied in her wool beanie, puffer coat, and black-knitted mittens, warm, simple, and content,…
Topanga Youth Services Talent Show Goes On!
Due to the restrictions of gathering, TYS is hosting the community youth’s talent acts online this year. Even though we are eager to get back…
Topanga’s Bats Are More Cute Than Scary
They are quiet neighbors, as elusive and silent as ghosts, despite often living side by side with humans. However, even if bats are seldom seen,…
P-22 Day Goes Virtual
Every year, Angelenos celebrate Urban Wildlife Week, a festival that concludes with a gathering in Griffith Park for P-22 Day. This year, the festival is…
