By Marilyn Brennan Santa Monica
In the article in SMDP’s Friday, Nov. 17, 2006 edition (“Clearing the air for SM smokers”), I did not see a mention of the
The City of Santa Monica decided not to loan Step Up on Second the sum of $465,000 to purchase property at 1826 Pearl Street for a halfway house.
Step
Santa Monicans for Renters’ Rights ran roughshod over everybody and everything this election... and came out big winners.
One of the major contributors to SMRR’s success was the backlash
By Christopher and Laura Thixton Santa Monica
It was interesting reading the responses to Julie Thixton’s e-mail of Oct.30,regarding Step Up On Second’s loan application.
They called me “Mr. Cranky” when I ran for City Council two years ago. I pale compared to the rancor and vicious attacks on candidates running for office this year.
Santa Monicans for Sensible Priorities, the hotel-backed lobbying group, has become the raging 800-pound gorilla in this year’s City Council election.
I’ve written three columns (July
By Laura Rosenbaum, President, Santa Monica-Malibu Council of PTAs Lisa Balfus, PTA President Mario Romero,PTA President, Edison Elementary School Pattie Fitzgerald,PTA President, Franklin Elementary School Becky Turk,
There are five local measures on the November ballot. Most of them will cost you money.
Measure U would remove City department heads from civil service and empower the City
In the never-ending quest to bring more social services to Santa Monica, 1826 Pearl St. has become the latest cause celebre.
It’s a single-family, four-bedroom bungalow
Good news — the lawsuit filed by Palisades Beach property owners to stop city plans for a proposed public beach club at 415 Pacific Coast Highway has been resolved.
After a
I thought my column two weeks ago (SMDP, Aug. 28, page 4) about meaningless City Council candidate ballot statements wouldn’t get anybody hot and bothered. Boy, was I wrong.
