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Ellen Snortland

Ellen Snortland

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Columnist, Pasadena Weekly

Altadena

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  • Altadena Not for Sale!: Margaret Mead’s adage personified

    By Ellen Snortland| Los Angeles Downtown News Verified “When a clown moves into a palace, he doesn’t become a king; the palace instead becomes a circus.” — Turkish proverb. On a macro level, the world is aghast at our palace full of rogues, thieves, liars and nasty people, led by someone who probably has dementia or, at the very least, sociopathic levels of narcissism. On a micro level, the scorched communities of Altadena and the Palisades have our own clowns to contend with: capitalist scavengers.

    By Ellen Snortland · Los Angeles Downtown News

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Should I Stay or Should I Go?: The eternal question

    By Ellen Snortland| Pasadena Weekly Verified We were sitting in our high-ceilinged living room, where I’d softened the clangy acoustics by hanging wall-to-wall drapes on one side and a gorgeous hand-knit bedspread on the other. A loud sound overhead startled me. “What are they doing up there, bowling with frozen turkeys?” I said. Ken said, “It’s ‘Mr. Lead Foot’ upstairs tromping around again. He’s starting at 6 a.m. now.”“I’ve had it with the constant noises above and outside our apartment, setting the dogs off.

    By Ellen Snortland · Pasadena Weekly

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Altadena Not for Sale!: Margaret Mead’s adage personified

    By Ellen Snortland| Los Angeles Downtown News Verified “When a clown moves into a palace, he doesn’t become a king; the palace instead becomes a circus.” — Turkish proverb. On a macro level, the world is aghast at our palace full of rogues, thieves, liars and nasty people, led by someone who probably has dementia or, at the very least, sociopathic levels of narcissism. On a micro level, the scorched communities of Altadena and the Palisades have our own clowns to contend with: capitalist scavengers.

    By Ellen Snortland · Los Angeles Downtown News

    Apr. 13, 2025

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Pasadena Weekly

Altadena, United States

+1 626-584-1500