... The Buzzman was checking out the Westside hispster scene, even contemplatin’ the unthinkable — getting a haircut — at Rudy’s barbershop on Main Street last Monday when a harried hairy man
THEORIES, from page 4 Theorists tap the emotion nerve
By Carole Orlincan be reached at
As someone who grew up during the most significant historical event of the 20th Century
By MY WRITE BY BILL BAUER
College and school board races are real yawners this year because everybody’s saying they want to “improve the educational experience.”
The candidates for
By Frank Jones Santa Monica
Bill Bauer hit the nail on the head about Proposition V (“Prop V is ‘wastewater’ for oceans and taxpayers,” SMDP, Oct. 9). Bauer only scratched
By Jesse Harris Santa Monica
I’m afraid the homeless are here to stay. Homeless people are human beings, too. How would you like it if a law was passed
By Charles Springer Santa Monica
In response to Peter Shopay's letter about banning homeless (SMDP Letters, Oct. 12), I think we should ban those with NIMBY (Not In
By Kathryn Takis Santa Monica
Our involvement in Iraq is nearing the $400 billion mark. Some 100,000 Iraqis are dead and/or wounded. That fiscal recklessness has already burdened
By Daily Press staff
Heal the Bay will announce the findings of its 2006 End of Summer Beach Report Card on Tuesday morning at the Santa Monica Pier.
The report
The verdict is in... Following more than two weeks of deliberations, the Farmers’ Market crash jury found George Russell Weller guilty on 10 counts of vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence
Fashion minded
By AMY KAUFMAN Special to the Daily Press
There are many things that turn Vincent Libretti on — freedom, diversity, and of course, fashion.
“If something makes me happy
Permits to perform
By MAYA MEINERT Special to the Daily Press
VENICE — A federal lawsuit filed on Oct. 16 against the city of Los Angeles claims that the city’s
July 16, 2003: George Russell Weller, 86, drives through the Farmers’ Market on Arizona Avenue with his Buick LeSabre, killing 10 people and injuring 63.
December, 2003: The 914-page
