By Dan Jansenson Santa Monica
(Bill) Bauer is factually wrong (“If traffic doesn’t get you, ficus trees will,” Nov. 12) when he says that the Treesavers are attempting to
By Jeanne Laurie Santa Monica
(Re: “Where there’s smoke, there’s ire,” Oct. 27-28, editorial) (The Daily Press’) concern for chronically ill patients looking to alleviate their suffering
This newspaper you hold in your hands is decidedly disposable; it’s recyclable, biodegradable, even sustainable... but by no means is it worthless. This is your sounding board, your voice.
AS LEADER OF THE WORLD’S LARGEST veterans organization, I often have the privilege of meeting some important people. No, I am not referring to our elected officials, business leaders
By Jeff Bender Santa Monica
I want to thank the Big Blue Bus for recognizing the problems created by the new Santa Monica College shuttle buses, for listening to the
ITEM 1-F ON TOMORROW NIGHT’S city Council agenda sounds innocuous enough. It’s “The East Colorado Avenue Improvement Project consisting of pedestrian and neighborhood traffic improvements on Colorado
By KEN TARR is a student at Santa Monica College, an actor and writer and is also taller than 99 percent of the population. He telepathically or at
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“AMERICAN GANGSTER” REVIVED A MORIBUND BOX office season last weekend, opening with around $43 million. Jerry Seinfeld’s “Bee Movie” also opened strong, at nearly $38 million. “Gangster,” R-rated
The scoundrel ravages films
By KEN TARR is a student at Santa Monica College, an actor and writer and is also taller than 99 percent of the population. He telepathically
