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Which goes to show how little Movoto knows about Santa Monica. We are a suburb like Brooklyn is ("Santa Monica makes list of exciting suburbs," Jan. 30)
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I read with interest the article in the Santa Monica Daily Press ("Study: Kids' obesity risk starts before school age," Jan. 31). As a result, I
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I am increasingly concerned about the inability of Santa Monicans to disagree civilly on matters of public policy. Prevalent though that problem may be in national politics, vituperative debate
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Last week, Hines brought their plans for Bergamot Transit Village before the City Council. At the hearing, community feedback ran the gamut with those opposed to the project making
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Possibly Santa Monica's most effective leader for transportation, mobility, and community livability is Mayor Pam O'Connor, who also has served as the Chair of the
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In response to your story entitled "Council delays Hines development vote," Jan. 30, the major "community benefit" this community needs is traffic relief. With its
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We're in the middle of a drama with the innocent city heroine courted by a mature developer, like the smart, beautiful girl at the dance choosing the
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Thank you for your article about Grant Elementary School ("Neighbors cry foul over church at Grant Elementary," Jan. 30). Many neighbors are upset about this policy that
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The divide over the proposed Bergamot Transit Village/Hines development is not one between whether the site will be developed or not. The site will be developed. The issues
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The Santa Monica City Council considering the Hines project is like a fat man with clogged arteries about to sit down for a feast of seven fruit pies. He
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There seems to be a chain reaction over the "Chain Reaction" [sculpture] and the memory of our dropping A-bombs on Japan.
I never saw our "Chain
