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Re: "Next generation of leaders hard to pinpoint," dated Nov. 14.
By way of a brief introduction, my name is Steve Elson and I am president and
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As one of the many long-time residents of Santa Monica alarmed at the unprecedented and disturbing pro-development tack that the city of Santa Monica and its City
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In the magical realm where Santa Monica staff and City Council members reside, 3 million more square feet of office and residential space in a crowded city of 8
ByMelissa Caskey
Special to the Daily Press
SM MOUNTAINS — After moving one step closer to obtaining 532-acre Charmlee Wilderness Park in the city of Malibu this week, the Santa
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The Daily Press article "Residents, City Hall propose corrections to planning document," Nov. 13, raises some very serious issues. Somebody, somewhere made the decision to designate residential
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On Sunday, City Hall will formally dedicate the newly renovated plaza in front of City Hall as Ken Genser Square.
It has been just under four years since we
On Oct. 31, City Hall filed a complaint against the Federal Aviation Administration in federal court to establish the city's right to control the future use of Santa
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Mayor Pam O'Connor and members of the Santa Monica City Council:
The OTO hotel projects before you on Tuesday, Nov. 12 are presented with a number of
Last Wednesday, Nov. 6, the Los Angeles Times featured Santa Monica on Page 1. The "A Bigger Santa Monica" headline screamed across four columns of prime newsprint space.
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Thursday night I went to the North of Montana Association meeting. Palisades Park was the major agenda item with three City Council members and two members of the Recreation
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Young people in L.A. are avoiding Santa Monica ( "Next generation of leaders hard to pinpoint," Nov. 5). They tell me it is too expensive, too crowded
