Week in Review: Notorious Terrorist is Dead

Here's a summary of the stories that made headlines this week in Palos Verdes:

Familiar face of terror is dead

President Barack Obama during a Sunday evening announcement. Patch filled readers in on and other measures in L.A. County. According to Obama, bin Laden was killed by U.S. forces in a firefight in Pakistan. Officials have since buried bin Laden's body at sea.

Horse happenings

Ernie Howlett Park in Rolling Hills Estates hosted last weekend. Horse enthusiasts from all over the South Bay area came out in support of equestrian culture.

Preschool's fate uncertain

Montessori Preschool's lease at Ladera Linda Community Center might not be extended past its expiration in September. Rancho Palos Verdes City Council at Tuesday night's meeting, but the city will require the school pay for all necessary repairs to the aged building for a lease extension to be considered.

League of Women Voters forum

The 13 contenders for the 36th Congressional District seat during a rapid-fire question-and-answer session Monday in Torrance.

Local voices launch

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