By Christine Hardin Santa Monica
Buying carbon off-sets is a great idea, unless of course you live in the direct vicinity of the Santa Monica Airport. Somewhere, out there,
By DAILY PRESS STAFF
SACRAMENTO California lawmakers are supporting Santa Monica’s attempt to ban corporate jets from the city’s airport — including the one used by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Open-cockpit plane soars over famous landmarks
By CHRISTINA YOON Special to the Daily Press in Brian Beker’s mint condition, open-cockpit biplane is less frightening than a skydiv-
By Ken Marsh Mar Vista
RE: “Flying with a little less baggage,” page 3, July 30, by Melody Hanatani. What a curious notion, “carbon offsetting” — continue to pollute, pay for
By Martin Rubin Director, Concerned Residents Against Airport Pollution
Regarding “Flying with a little less baggage” by Melody Hanatani, July 30, 2008: Because the city of Santa Monica is taking
By Robert S. Kirsner Los Angeles
Melody Hanatani’s article “Flying with a little less baggage,” page 3, July 30, would be workable only if there also were Oxygen Offsets
New program doesn’t appease some residents impacted by fumes
City Hall is trying to think more globally when it comes to the Santa Monica Airport, outside of flying that
By Brian R. Bland Santa Monica
Regarding the column by J. Bates regarding the Santa Monica Airport (July 22, page 5, “Banning jets is about politics, not public safety”), I’
By Gail Myers Sunset Park
As a former board member of Friends of Sunset Park, I can only laugh at J. Bates' (picture blacked out, no complete name and
By ZINA JOSEPHS is president of Friends of Sunset Park, writing on behalf of the neighborhood organization’s board of directors.
IN RESPONSE TO J. BATES’ COLUMN ON July 22
By J. BATES is a Venice resident.
IN THE JUNE 21-22 WEEKEND EDITION, Brian Bland, supposedly writing as a concerned neighbor, responded to a letter by Michael Tennenbaum regarding
City officials to file opening brief on appeal next month
SACRAMENTO City Hall is getting some moral support from state elected officials in its battle to rid the fastest aircraft
