AT THEIR LAST MEETING, CITY COUNCIL endorsed a long list of planning guidelines for redevelopment in the mid-city neighborhoods. Word up: Be prepared for more development, density, traffic and
By Peter Tigler Santa Monica
(Re: “Chilling out this season,” Nov. 23) Is it just me or are other Santa Monica residents thinking that City Hall has missed a big
By M. L. Duncan Santa Monica
(Re: “Damn the bikes in Santa Monica,” Nov. 21) The days of “riding a bicycle.... supposed to be fun and carefree... freedom...” (Tittinger) is
By Carol Hastings Santa Monica
As an avid bicyclist in Santa Monica, I read (Michael Tittinger’s column) with interest (“Damn the bikes in Santa Monica,” Nov. 21).
I make
A writer writes on
By GABRIELLE HARRADINE Special to the Daily Press
The writers’strike is in its fourth week and there’s no end in sight, only a small
Someone with a BB gun is maiming sea gulls in the Manhattan Beach and Playa del Rey areas.
Three gulls were wounded and two others were maimed. The Humane Society
“I BELIEVE THAT THE ANGRY HOMEowners in the historic district are justified because the planned change is going to be visible from the street and will change the tenor of
“IT IS APPROPRIATE TO CRACK DOWN when somebody breaks the rules. The neighbors and homeowners and residents in the district are not overreacting.”
Originally published in the Santa Monica Daily
“IT’S NOT JUST HOMEOWNERS, BUT ALL the residents in the district who are upset by the flagrant disregard for the guidelines that should protect the district. The city needs
“THE HISTORIC DISTRICT SHOULD BE preserved, there is very little of the original housing left from the turn-of-the-century and it’s the little left that should be
“NO, THE HOMEOWNERS ARE NOT overreacting. If an individual buys a condominium, he is bound by condo association rules. Similarly, if a person buys into an historical district, then they
“NO, THE HOMEOWNERS AND RENTERS in the Third Street historical district are not overreacting. We want the historical guidelines to be upheld to protect our quaint and friendly streets.”
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