MAIN LIBRARY — Santa Monica's proclivity for political theater was on display Monday evening at the Santa Monica Daily Press' sixth Squirm Night, a four-hour extravaganza that subjected
• Name: Ted Winterer
• Age: 55
• Occupation: Writer/marketing
• Neighborhood in which you live: Ocean Park
• Own or rent: Own
• Marital status/kids: Married 15
• Name: John C. Smith
• Age: 52
• Occupation: Teacher/producer/journalist
• Neighborhood in which you live: Mid-City
• Own or rent: Rent
• Marital status/kids: Single
• Name: Terry O'Day
• Age: 39
• Occupation: Director, eVgo, electric-vehicle charging services.
• Neighborhood in which you live: Pico Neighborhood
• Own or rent: Own
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Stacy just doesn’t get it (“Clearing the air,” Letters to the Editor, Oct. 7). Second-hand smoke killed my mother. Need I say more? C. A. Bennett Santa Monica
United by concerns about overdevelopment in Santa Monica, leaders from three community groups on Tuesday announced plans to work together to elect Planning Commissioners Ted Winterer and Richard McKinnon to
Editor:
Stacy Westly says discriminating against smokers is like discriminating against other activities ("Clearing the air," Letters to the Editor, Oct. 7). Not quite. If you chug down
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Editor:
Isn't it curious that our left wing City Council plans to use a deed restriction to prohibit smokers from owning and living in condominiums in Santa Monica?
The Broad Stage started its fall season last weekend with a big bang and a loud beat. Like Cirque du Soleil in miniature, minus the contortionists and trapeze artists, Diavolo
CITY HALL — Smoking of all kinds took a blow Tuesday night when the City Council both voted to ban smoking for new tenants of apartments and condos and, in a
