By FRANKLIN SMITH Special to the Daily Press
An unidentified man was taken into police custody Saturday after he allegedly kicked a street performer’s dog and pulled a knife
Bans on hacky sacks and feeding the homeless delayed for the time being
A business group recommended Thursday that more police be deployed along the Third Street Promenade.
However, the
Hacky sack could be banned from the Promenade
Some business owners say a friendly outdoor sport is the root of many evils on the Third Street Promenade.
So they have
Task force will decide how much retail and restaurants should be on outdoor mall
The future of the Third Street Promenade now rests in the hands of seven people.
It
By Jerry Rubin Santa Monica
Editor: I deeply appreciated your article “Henna gets backing from city arts com- LETTERS, from page 4 mission” March 21, 2002, and your ongoing coverage
Restaurant owners say they can’t compete with retail
The owner of the Reel Inn on the Third Street Promenade is suing his landlord so a judge can determine the
Artists fight for their right to express themselves
Henna artists have convinced the city’s arts commission they shouldn’t be banned from performing their work and they shouldn’t
By Franklin Smith/Special to the Daily Press By Daily Press staff
Hundreds of protesters lined the Third Street Promenade Friday evening to send the message of international peace. March
By Joseph Krengel
A further look at 86, I look back to the 1980s when the public was invited to render sketches to upgrade the Third Street Promenade. I suggested
By Bill Bauer Santa Monica
(This letter was originally addressed to Barbara Tenzer, a commercial real estate broker, in response to her guest commentary in the Feb. 7 edition of
By Hank Rosenfeld Santa Monica
Editor: Thank you for your story on artist/craftsman/starving American Mikel Proudlock being booted from creating his “forever roses” on the Santa Monica Promenade.
By Barbara Tenzer
If one reads the article written by Andrew Fixmer on Feb. 4, 2002 entitled “Bayside business: Boom or blunder” in the Santa Monica Daily Press and really
