This letter is written in regards of the Friendship Baptist Church located at 606 Broadway Avenue in Venice, California. It was organized in 1952 by my father, the late Reverend L.C. Clayton […]
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This letter is written in regards of the Friendship Baptist Church located at 606 Broadway Avenue in Venice, California. It was organized in 1952 by my father, the late Reverend L.C. Clayton […]
California Coastal Commission and the Venice Dell Community ..some thoughts by Eric Ahlberg and mostly Lydia Ponce I (Eric) asked a contractor friend what he thought about the California Coastal Comission, CCC, […]
Venice’s A Bridge Home, which since February 2020 has offered unhoused residents interim housing and case management, is closing as of December 31, 2024. Although the groundbreaking for permanent housing on the […]
Ruth Gallanter responded to the question: “What is your favorite form of information?” She said, “Asking questions.” I pursue the quest for new questions. In my podcast interviews (“I’m probably wrong about […]
By Peter Doyle Coogan Kafka’s Gregor Samsa may wake one day as a big insect, but he instantly knows himself. Even as a bug, he knows his own singular self. “When Kim² […]
By Peter Doyle Coogan. The arts show by Kim² now extends from mid December to early 2025 in Venice Beach. Its curators invite the curious to see a further, semi-public showing: A […]
by Suzanne Thompson and Eric Ahlberg Emily Winters PRESENTE! It is with a heavy heart that I share the news that our dear friend and longtime compadre in art and politics Emily […]
She’s Committed! by Suzy Williams & Friends VeniceBeachHead article 11-1-24 Last Sunday, I experienced a most remarkable, memorable and wonderful performance by the fine actress and writer (and the Venice Beachead collective […]
The Truth About The Inside Safe Program – Part 5 By Jon Wolff For almost two years, the mayor and the L.A. City Council have operated a program to house unhoused people. […]
Venice Fruit Tramps © Copyright 2024 Michael McGuffin In November of 1974 two other hippies and I opened a groovy little produce store on the boardwalk in Venice CA. We sold fresh […]
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