“Chits” (Public addressing City Council)
■ Hedges: “People shouldn’t have to come back for hours and hours to speak to minutes about why they want control of their front yards.
The following is a summation of what went on in Santa Monica Council Chambers during the City Council’s Tuesday, August 9, meeting, including a timeline, notable public comments and
By ANY DAY IN LA BY HEIDI MANTEUFFEL
As you may have read in The Hollywood Reporter, Daily Variety and any other paper that mentions the word “television,” Emmy consideration
By Melissa Romley Brentwood
Sunday was such a pretty day. As my friend and I sat outside of her apartment building on Darlington in Brentwood you could hear birds chirping
By Sterling Walters Santa Monica
I read with considerable interest the dialogue between Milton Billingsley and Randy Walburger concerning the homeless population in Santa Monica. Mr. Walburger’s suggestion of
MY WRITE
It’s half way through 2005, and the plague that well-meaning city social engineers brought to our community is still upon us.
Over the last 25 years,
This past week, Q-line asked: “Do you feel the city was correct in setting out poison traps to reduce the number of local squirrels in the name of public
Seven arrested amid sweep of Bluffs
PALISADES BLUFFS — Santa Monica police officers, members of the Veterans Administration and city landscapers spent hours on the Palisades Bluffs last week searching out
At 7:57 a.m. on Tuesday, July 26, the Santa Monica police responded to the 1500 block of Palisades Park regarding a subject brandishing a knife. When officers arrived
By SUSAN ANN CONNOR
I was shuffling CDs, attempting to find a matching melody for meeting Mr. Strawberry. Sweet, but not too mushy. Not that my eyes weren’t concentrated
By Paula Drutz Santa Monica
I completely agree with the article by Bill Bauer (SMDP, Aug. 1, page 4). There are many problems that Santa Monica needs to deal with
By Caroline Jacobs Santa Monica
On Wednesday, July 13, on the front page under the picture of Reed Park was the statement that “City Hall is reaching out to schools
