By Lydia Poncé WTF – Where’s The Funding? The Venice pool closed September 29. A well attended meeting was held at Venice High’s Auditorium on Nov. 12 at the same time as […]
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Murdered on Abbot Kinney Blvd. Who Was Adam Pacheco?
By Jessica Aden Adam Pacheco was gunned down outside the Otheroom, on September 28 at 9:20 p.m., after attending the Abbot Kinney Festival with friends. What should have been a day filled […]
Venice Says No To Prop. 8
By Amy V. Dewhurst Venetians have had a long history of radical thinking, compassion and action. On November 11th, that was no different, when dozens gathered in Windward Circle to march in […]
Can We Keep Venice Livable? YES WE CAN! AND YES WE HAVE!
By Jim Smith Venetians have a well-earned reputation for actively opposing things in their community that they do not like. During the past 40 years, the Beachhead has reported on struggle after […]
Guadalupe Day – Finding More Than Meets The Eye
By Maria Joyouspirit December 12th is another way to celebrate our winter holidays. It is the feast day of Our Lady or Virgin, actually Tonantzin and only later called Guadalupe by the […]
A Cell Tower in Your Back Yard
By Lydia Poncé Two Very Important Meetings – Held on the Same Night: Regarding the Cell Phone Tower at Oakwood Park and Venice High School Pool Closure (see page 4). Liska Mendoza, […]
Swami Goes To The Movies – Review of What Just Happened?
By Swami X You don’t know because you are either suffering regret over the malleable past, or in fear of the illusory, self-made future. What did just happen is the most entertaining, […]
Do you know about the Venice Surf and Skateboard Association?
By Edizen Stowell The Venice Surf and Skateboard Association have been around for 15 years. VSA unofficially started in 1993 and was officially recognized during a demonstration as the Venice Pavilion was […]
2nd Annual Feed the Beach on Thanksgiving Day Serves 700
From the Organizers: Thank you once again to each and every one of you for making our vision a reality at the 2nd Annual Feed the Beach on Thanksgiving Day. We could […]
Poets as Rebels
By krista schwimmer Recently, a neighbor said something about poetry that truly touched a nerve – one of those fiery, explosive nerves that when shaken, keeps quivering for a while. I was […]
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