In addition to member dues, many neighborhood groups receive grants from the City of Santa Monica.
Wilshire/Montana Neighborhood Coalition, Northeast Neighbors, Friends of Sunset Park and the Pico Neighborhood
By Gale T. Williams
(This letter was originally written to the city’s traffic management division and the City Council.) Please stop installing center street dividers. I live on 22nd
By Natalie C. Morris
Par for the course for our City Council to create the NEED for “Proposition A.” It’s typical and true-to-form for Santa Monica’s
New restrictions limit size of single-family homes
Some residents fear high real estate prices combined with low interest rates could spur a building and renovation spree that will cause
By Roger Genser Chair Pro-Tem Santa Monica Landmarks Commission
I would like to set the record straight regarding several erroneous allegations by Bill Bauer in his column in the
By Howard C. Alphson Santa Monica
Copies of letters being sent out by NOMA (North of Montana Association) and Save our Neighborhood, signed by Mayor Bloom and others, wrongfully convey
By Victor Fresco Santa Monica
Once again Greg Poirier repeats the falsehoods the “Yes on A” campaign has been saying for a year: (Santa Monica Daily Press, Feb. 13 ) That
By Marc Schrobilgen Santa Monica board members calling themselves a neighborhood group are making endorsements and voicing the opinion of a large geographical district of the city without even getting
By Bea Nemlaha Save Our Neighborhoods spokeswoman
In a Feb. 11, 2003, article in your paper, real estate attorney Tom Larmore says that evidence of support for Prop. A north
By Doris Sosin
China, my sheltie, and I walk the neighborhood every day. On the way we stop to speak with other dog owners, parents of small children, and people
By Beatrice H. Nemlaha Santa Monica
Tom Larmore’s recent guest commentary included the following distortions and omissions in his effort to justify Proposition A, a solution in search of
