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No. 291 • October 1, 2022
FALL SPORTS UNDERWAY New Season
Competing To Be Queen Of The Hill . . . The girls’ 9U Polar Bears and Blue Butterflies battle at Ernie Howlett Park.
• Local Peninsula sports fields and parks made it through another hot dry summer and are now taking on the rigors of the fall sports season. Soccer and football at all levels have begun the fall season in earnest with high school and middle school cross country, volleyball and tennis heating up. Little rain is expected in the next few weeks to feed our local parks, so expect the fast, dry conditions to continue for all sports going to playoffs. Check out the next edition of Panorama scheduled to be out on October 24 with more sports and community action.
Celebrate
Practice Your Goofy Photo Look . . . The legendary AYSO
Picture Day at Peninsula High opens the fall sports season.
Extra Extra
Making An Impact See Page 9
The Kids From Valmonte . . . The neighborhood turned out to celebrate and honor the Palos Verdes Little League All-Star team that won Division, Region and State championships.
Cameras
Big Daddy Nikon Under Repair See Page 4
Heads Up For Soccer . . . The Thunderbirds and Horn Tails are set for U14 Division competition at Highridge Park.
Parade
PVE Holds An All-Star Parade See Pages 7-9
Cowpokes
PV Cross Country On Backroads See Page 5-6