Homeless - SMDP (Page 165)

Chamber proves you can fight City Hall

Chamber’s political bent attracting newcomers DOWNTOWN — In the game of Santa Monica politics, the local chamber of commerce has found itself playing on the defensive side — a strategy not

By Carolyn Sackariason

/ 6 Mar 2004

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■ Marathon Path (two suggestions) ■ Avenida Carrillo ■ Mariners Avenue of the Pacific ■ Mel Gibson & Danny Glover Street ■ Bad Paving Street ■ Rough Road ■ Memory Lane ■ Pothole Place, Roller Coaster Ride ■ Mermaid

By Guest Author

/ 5 Mar 2004

Free Shots for Tots and Teens at Saint John's on March 6

By Daily Press staff St. Joseph’s Center will hold its Second Annual Black History Celebration, complete with soul food, entertainment and slave narratives. The free event will be held

By Guest Author

/ 5 Mar 2004

Where the street has no name

Make a turn on... Highway revisited: By Daily Press staff A small stretch of road leading into Santa Monica could soon be named “Homeless Haven Hill,” “Bum Boulevard,” or “Re-

By Guest Author

/ 5 Mar 2004

Trying times for Santa Monica’s lame duck court

Same officials will set up shop near LAX SM COURTHOUSE — Starting in June, there will be no criminal courtroom in Santa Monica. More than 20 top judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys

By John Wood

/ 5 Mar 2004

Letter: Wake up to the homeless and veterans on our streets

By Faye Riley Santa Monica Wake up Editor: We moved our brothers and sisters Off our sweeped business streets With no food to eat … Wake up. We watch others push

By Guest Author

/ 4 Mar 2004

Letter: Opposing Park Feedings of Homeless in Palisades and Reed Parks

By Mark Sanderson Santa Monica I’m responding to Janet Phelan’s “From the Street” column (SMDP, March 2, page 5) how the homeless are “under attack by the government.

By Guest Author

/ 3 Mar 2004

Homeless under attack by government

By Janet C. Phelan It is beginning to rain in Palisades Park. The sky is the color of despair. Inclement weather notwithstanding, approximately 140 homeless are gathered for the Wednesday

By Guest Author

/ 2 Mar 2004

Alberto Rico, 66, hopes to leave six years of homelessness behind in Santa Monica

Asked why he joined the Navy, Rico replied, “Being black, in the South, in the 1950s — you had to get out of there. Things was weird.” After six years homeless,

By Guest Author

/ 1 Mar 2004

‘Rico’: 6 years on the streets

OCEAN PARK — Despite six years on the streets of Santa Monica, Alberto Rico said he refuses to panhandle or beg. The 66-year-old native of Cuba, widely known by

By John Wood

/ 1 Mar 2004

Putting the extra tax idea to bed

This past week, Q-line asked: “Do you support an increase in the hotel bed tax. Why or why not?” Here are your responses: ■“I think that a bed tax

By Guest Author

/ 28 Feb 2004

Homeless woman helps herself to church offering

By Daily Press staff The lord giveth, and the lord taketh away. Well, not exactly. But a homeless woman tried to taketh away from a local church. A homeless woman

By Guest Author

/ 25 Feb 2004