By Ron Gray Santa Monica
Welcome to paradise Tourist one and all, Have a great time Yes have a ball. So much to see Quite a lot to do, We
By Marilyn Brennan Santa Monica
Re: Frank Lee’s letter defending his and others right to smoke in their apartments, which he considers the last place in Santa Monica (lots
MY MOTHER USED TO SAY EVERYTHING in life has its plusses and minuses. Writing this column each week has two plusses. I get to interview interesting people; and when, in
By Meredith C. Carroll Meredith Pro Tem
MY CHEAP, DUSTY BICYCLE RECENTLY made a cameo appearance outside the garage After watching me ride up a hill last Saturday, my husband
PAYING FOR THE CONSTANT INCREASE IN gas prices can't be much different than being strangled by a boa constrictor.
You know it's happening, but what can
By David Spataro Santa Monica
Having digested a dose of both Steve Breen and Tim Dillenbeck, I find myself moved to add my humble $.02 worth of opinion. I have
By Ron Goldman
I’m very appreciative of the article by Melody Hanatani (“Neighbors Cry Fowl over NOMA Senior Housing Plan,” page 1, June 18) outlining several of the issues
By Mike Heayn Real Estate 101
URSULA K LEGUIN WROTE, “IT IS GOOD to have an end to journey toward; but it is the journey that matters, in the end.
By VINOD KHOSLA is founder of the venture capital firm Khosla Ventures, based in Menlo Park, Calif. He
LAST MONTH THE WALL STREET JOURNAL accused me of advocating subsidies for
By Dorothy Thatcher Santa Monica
Editor: In answer to the letter concerning L.A. fire fighters working with the Santa Monica Fire Department, my old house — 102 years old — was
By G. M. Matthews
Editor: Please consider this revised version of my poem. I am certain that any Santa Monican living near an alley will appreciate it.
Alley Prowler The
By Dr. Lisette Bauersachs
It has come to light that the school board is reviewing plans to create a “boutique” high school of 100 students to encourage green studies.
As
