By Meredith C. Carroll Meredith Pro Tem
IT’S BEEN A ROUGH WEEK. NOT because fallen pop star Britney Spears’ hospital stay for a mental evaluation was extended (hallelujah!) or
FINDING ROMANCE ISN’T EASY. IN FACT, I think it’s becoming obsolete What I mean by romance is when two people fall for each other and they are radically
By Saul Cohen Santa Monica
Your article about City Manager Lamont Ewell and Mayor (Pro Tem) Bloom traveling to Washington (“Meeting of the big wigs,” page 1, Feb. 6) to
By Ted Bonnitt
Since moving to Santa Monica from New York years ago, I have longed for a good neighborhood pizza joint. With the recent opening of Joe’s Bleeker
By Barbara Dehne
As a nine year resident of Santa Monica, I believe the conversion of the apartments at this location (301 Ocean Ave) to luxury condominiums will be wonderful
By Sean Jennings Santa Monica
The Feb. 5 article, “Redevelopment raises concerns,” sums up exactly what is wrong with the city and its incessant need for development. Recent years have
By Brian Hepp Market Matters
WHILE THERE ARE MANY INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE plenty of money to invest, more than a few hesitate to do so because they are unsure of
Hypnotherapists are not licensed by the state of California as healing arts practitioners; for your benefit and protection, work on some issues may require a written referral from a licensed
SO YOU WANT “THEM” OUT BUT WHO will take care of the yard? You sneer at them on street corners hawking for day labor on your way to IKEA,but
By John McColgan Santa Monica
The article (“On death’s doorstep,” page 1, Feb.1) about 60 volunteers from… local agencies conducting a survey of the city’s most vulnerable
By Ted Winterer TED WINTERER is a resident of Ocean Park. He
EVERY YEAR CITY HALL’S SURVEYS RANK homelessness, traffic and parking as the biggest concerns residents have about
By Ron Lowe Santa Monica
Gambling ruins the infrastructure of society and the family, so why is Gov. Schwarzenegger promoting Indian gaming propositions 94-97? Gambling is a disease much