“I VISIT MY FAMILY HERE OFTEN AND stay for extended periods of time. This has always been a gorgeous neighborhood and I believe that it is of utmost importance to
“THERE ARE TWO MODERN BUILDINGS in the works on Second Street and a third lot up for sale. All of the attention is being given to the little house on
“I LIVED I N TH E TH I RD STREET neighborhood 35 years ago when Main Street was like the Wild West: Knifings in the Circle Bar, fist fights with
“I’M SORRY, THE QUESTION IS A LITTLE confusing. Wasn’t the historic district established to preserve neighborhoods’ classical style? So I don’t think homeowners are being angry. They
“IT’S CALLED AN HISTORIC DISTRICT, NOT a build-anything-that’s-ugly-enough-to-make-you-happy-but-annoy-the-neighbors district, so this jerk should be forced to
“AS A DAILY READER OF THE SANTA Monica Daily Press and Q-line responder, I must say that daily stories and Q-line questions have a familiar storyline and question
“THE ORIGINAL PLANS FOR OUR HYSterical (sic) district were that non-contributing parcels were not to be subject to the stringent rules and added buildings were either supposed to be
“I LIVE IN OUR HISTORICAL DISTRICT.”
“THE NEIGHBORS ARE NOT OVERREACT-ing. Someone needs to speak up to defend what is left of classic, old Santa Monica. The rest of
This past week, Q-line asked: Are angry homeowners overreacting or does something need to be done to preserve the neighborhood’s classic style?
Originally published in the Santa Monica
— John Maceri, executive director of homeless services provider OPCC, reacting to a report by The National Coalition for the Homeless, in which they accused Santa Monica of criminalizing homelessness by
A center-cut, no-fat review of what was said this past week by folks the world over and right at home
“I’m happy to have gotten it off
(Re: “Dense fog delays flights at SM Airport,” Nov. 21) It is interesting how different the FAA views how the fog affects Santa Monica Airport compared to the view of
