Meeting staged to discuss becoming a separate city
VENICE — Some residents here are fed up with the lack of control they have over their community, and as a result, they
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The Angelic Auxiliary’s Carnival at the Pier event, held March 20, raised a record of more than $150,000 for child abuse prevention programs offered
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Internationally renowned fine artist, Susan Manders, has donated her original U.S. Olympic Team – Athens 2004 painting “All Eyes on Me,” oil on canvas, to St.
have come since 1986 to “learn how to integrate a contemplative lifestyle and compassionate service.”
Saturday’s program at St. Monica Church will be built around three points: 1) Why
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A day-long lesson on how men can find strength through spiritual journey will be led by internationally recognized speaker and author Rev. Richard Rohr at
Stories of shootings and violence in schools nationwide have increased over the past few years, and last week’s lock-down at Santa Monica High School due to dozens of
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Think your house is old? Come compare this Saturday at the fourth annual Venice Architectural Tour. The tour will feature homes designed by Steven Ehrlich, Robert
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Special Olympians are gearing up for an aquatic challenge. On Saturday, April 16, Westside Special Olympics and Loyola Marymount University will hold their annual Special Olympics
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The First United Methodist Church will host a dinner and musical featuring its youth group April 23 at 6 p.m. to support senior high youth
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How can Venice control development, maintain a mix of incomes and ethnic groups, promote the arts, and remain a unique and vital community?
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