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The development of the $45-million Malibu Legacy Park Project has been no walk in the park for city officials and residents. Preliminary stages of the project began in 2007 and completion is expected in October of 2010. Yet with the official start of construction Sept. 21 city representatives and project managers say they are delighted for what Legacy Park will bring to the … [Read more...] about Malibu plans 15-acre landscaping renovation

Two hundred years ago Thomas Campbell one of the early leaders of the Church of Christ called for unity; today that call is being renewed. On Sunday Oct. 4 the University Church will host a special event commemorating Thomas Campbell's  "Declaration and Address a call for unity in spite of denominational ties. Pepperdine routinely walks a line between maintaining its … [Read more...] about Great debate over 'Communion'

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Kenneth Starr dean of the School of Law can add yet another accolade to his repetroire. The Daily Journal added him to their list of the "Top 100 Lawyers in California."Nominated by their peers the Top 100 were honored in a special ceremony held Tuesday.Although Starr was unable to attend the ceremony he said he is flattered by this recognition: He attributes his success … [Read more...] about Starr lands on list of CA's top lawyers

After five years of struggling Cornucopia has been permitted to re-open its farmers market in Malibu.Cornucopia is a nonprofit organization that strives to teach sustainable education to young students and adults.To fund this education and further its environmental mission Cornucopia has opened a local farmers market in 2000.However in 2005 Cornucopia lost its permit due to a … [Read more...] about Local group wins right to establish Malibu Farmer's Market