By Billy G. Woody Santa Monica
Every day for lunch, instead of sitting in my office, I walk for an hour. My route changes daily to keep it interesting. One
WHAT’S THE POINT?
As a local pundit, I probably get asked twice a month why the homeless get to “live that way.” The starting point to remember with the
By Erik Tyler Santa Monica
Newly elected councilman Bobby Shriver, brother-in-law to Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, ran on a platform promising to help the legal, tax-paying residents of
“Chits” (Public addressing City Council) “I have had it. I can’t take it anymore. I have spent the last two nights, gagging, removing human feces out of my garage.
The Santa Monica City Council meeting began at 5:58 p.m. Mayor Bob Holbrook could not call the meeting to order at the regularly scheduled time of 5:45
headquarters in Oregon, where they are ground up and used for athletic tracks throughout the country, Thompson said.
“They go for all-weather tracks instead of ending up in the
By MY WRITE BY BILL BAUER
The City Council on Tuesday night will review the 2005/2006 budget and hear from the public about spending $2.5 million of a
Following the Battle of Britain in 1940, former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill gave one of his most inspiring speeches of World War II. During it he reminded his countrymen
By Ivan Smason Santa Monica
I was surprised by the awful simplicity of Dr. David Sirkin’s most recent letter (SMDP, Jan. 24, page 4). The language and “reasoning” he