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City’s July 20 event to
include movie screening
Butterfly-themed
evening to offer
educational aspects
Submitted by the City of
Malibu
The City of Malibu
will present a free movie
screening of “Wings of
Life” (G), a documentary
about the world of butterflies,
on Saturday, July 20,
at Malibu City Hall (23825
Stuart Ranch Road).
The movie begins at 6
p.m. and pre-event activities
start at 5 p.m.
Guests can learn about the
fascinating world of butterflies
and the important role
they play in the ecosystem
with Monarch Arc as well as
the basics of creating a butterfly
garden with City staff.
Children can enjoy an
educational storytime with
Books & Cookies, create
a butterfly art piece, enjoy
activities with community
class instructors from Play-
Well TEKnologies or have
their face painted by Fancy
Pantz Facepainting.
Follow the Malibu Community
Services Department
on Facebook or Instagram
and receive raffle
tickets for a chance to win
great prizes, including gift
certificates to the Natural
History Museum and City
of Malibu swag bags.
The City of Malibu’s
CineMalibu series has presented
free outdoor movie
screenings for the community
since 2005. No RS-
VPs or seat reservations
are needed; the events and
seating are available on
a first-come, first-served
basis. Outside food is welcome,
but no alcohol is allowed
at City Hall.
For more information
visit www.malibucity.org/
cinemalibu or call (310)
317-1364.
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School News
Bates College
Malibu student studies
abroad
Malibu resident Madeline
Schapiro, a 2016
graduate of Harvard-Westlake
School, participated
in the Bates College Junior
Semester Abroad program,
through which she studied
in Italy at Syracuse University,
Florence.
Schapiro is the child of
Mr. and Ms. Kenneth D.
Schapiro, of Malibu. She is
water
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quality also have a negative
impact on the entire ecosystem,
Ginger said.
There are measures individuals
can take to ensure
good water quality in their
communities.
“Really notice how
much stuff you’re pouring
out onto the ground,” Ginger
said. “Don’t pour out
majoring in art and visual
culture and economics at
Bates.
Roughly 60 percent of
Bates students elect to study
abroad through the college’s
Center for Global Education,
according to the college.
anything under trees, as it
will make its way into the
ocean.”
Other recommendations
include picking up dog
waste and steering away
from elaborate irrigation
systems and plants that need
a lot of water, which causes
more runoff.
In November, LA County
passed Measure W, a property
tax projected to raise
hundreds of millions of
California Connections
Academy Southern California
Malibuite receives diploma
Italo Dickson, of Malibu,
was one of 475 seniors
to graduate from California
Connections Academy
Southern California on
June 19 in Irvine.
The school is a tuitionfree,
online public school
serving students in grades
K-12 in Los Angeles, Orange,
Riverside, San Bernardino
and San Diego
counties.
School News is compiled
by Editor Lauren Coughlin,
lauren@malibusurfsidenews.
com.
dollars annually to capture
and clean up stormwater.
The hope is that the measure
helps organizations
throughout LA County
implement projects at parks
and treatment facilities that
capture runoff and reuse it,
according to Ginger.
“If lawmakers and individuals
are on top of it, we
can implement these projects,”
Ginger said. “I would
call that a start.”
Interested individuals should send an email with a
resume and any clips to
lauren@malibusurfsidenews.com
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