Editor:
I was particularly struck by the article on the front page of the recent issue of Seascape regarding the increased number of major traffic accidents in Santa Monica — fatalities,
The Twisted Grip Dance & Fitness studio in Duncan, British Columbia, unveiled a new class in its lineup last week. Little Spinners, offered on Saturday mornings, will have children as
Those in some professions intentionally adopt language that is obscure and impenetrable to the uninitiated, wrote the late S.I. Hayakawa, a semanticist and former U.S. senator from California.
Editor:
The time to think about your vote is now, not when you step into the voting booth, open the sample ballot and read about the candidates and issues for
Editor: Thanks for publishing this drivel (“The Godless Democrats,” Your Column Here, Aug. 12). Maybe you could follow up next week with something from the American Nazi Party or the KKK. It must be awfully embarrassing to be a Republican these days. Barry Jaffe Venice, Calif.
Dear EarthTalk: Which are the most eco-friendly and non-toxic (to people, cats and sanitation systems) cat litters?
—Sam Barnes, Macon, GA
It makes sense that environmentally enlightened cat
The most important City Council endorsements were made in July when members of the powerful Santa Monicans for Renters' Rights (SMRR) organization endorsed planning commissioner Ted Winterer and council
Editor:
I noted with interest that Mayor Richard Bloom successfully nominated Lael Rubin for a position on the Airport Commission ("New airport commissioner breaks mold," Aug. 31).
If
Editor:
As an addition to Jack Neworth's informative piece on "Gussie" Moran ("Walking out there naked," Laughing Matters, Sept. 6):
Gorgeous Gussie Moran has
Editor:
It is my understanding that a public library has always been a source of pride for a community ("Libraries as homeless shelters," Letters to the Editor, Sept.
