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Wondering when Santa Monica will allow pure H2O to flow out of our faucets and cease adding the difficult to remove toxic substance called fluoride.
If fluoride works at
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Over the past decade, Santa Monica has had the good fortune of keeping its financial head well above water, unlike many other municipalities in California and throughout the United
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I will not be signing the Hines referendum petition and here's why.
Outside of our two-year election cycle, I am unwilling to second-guess the City
Well, the superb Fountain Theatre and its resident genius-in-chief, Stephen Sachs, have done it again. They've mounted a just-about-perfect production: Chaim Potok's
As students of psychology, both of us have studied different types of psychotherapies, and, like anything else, we found that some therapies are more effective than others. We say this
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A year in jail for running down and killing a Santa Monica mother ("A year in jail for running down Santa Monican," Community Briefs, Feb. 21).
That
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I agree that density favors alternative transportation, and that development near the light rail reduces the traffic increase ("Favoring density isn't being dense," Your Column
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While not the reason for my letter, I am 100 percent opposed to any more affordable housing and any further housing of any type ("City Hall considers tax
