By RON SCOTT SMITH
May I suggest you vote for Feinstein, Genser, Bloom and Loya? Bobby Shriver will somehow find a way to move on with his life, even if
Bill Bauer Richard Bloom Herb Katz Bobby Shriver
The underlying theme for a regime change in City Hall has emerged largely as what many citizens see as quality of life
By Bob Bowman Santa Monica
■ City council members who fritter away their time on “issues” like “toxic” henna tattoo artists, the humane disposition of “dangerous” ground squirrels, and now, “gas
Philosophy on life? If you are serious about something, commit yourself to taking action.
What keeps you up at night? Bills, money and deadlines.
Moved from: Venice.
Age: 40
Profession:
Philosophy on life? It is all good; some of it is just better.
What keeps you up at night? Nothing.
Where did you move from? Grew up in Los Angeles.
Philosophy on life? Don’t do to others what you would not have done to you.
What keeps you up at night? Running for City Council.
Moved from: Santa Monica.
Philosophy on life? Son las cosas de la vida.
What keeps you up at night? The peace of the night and the clarity that comes with it.
Moved from: Minnesota.
Philosophy on life? Every person should help to heal the world.
What keeps you up at night? I don’t have a problem sleeping. I’m exhausted when I go
By SUSAN TAM Special to the Daily Press
COLORADO CENTER — A handful of city voters won’t be citing a lack of representation anytime soon.
City Council candidates outnumbered members
Return to sender: Shriver goes it alone
City Council candidate Bobby Shriver went on the offensive Monday, distancing himself from a batch of campaign literature distributed throughout the city last
