By Carol Gronner Yesterday was another perfect example of how living in Venice, California is often to live within a poem. It was a sunny Sunday, the kind of perfect blue sky […]
August 2008 – The Wonderful World of Westminster
By Amanda Renner During the peak of summer the Ocean Front Walk in Venice is packed with tourists, locals and everything in between. The block of Westminster Avenue, between Speedway and Ocean […]
August 2008 – More Than Unruly
Anti-Semitism in Venice? The place were thousands of survivors of concentration camps sought refugee after World War II? The home of hundreds more retired garment workers from New York City? Eric Mankin, […]
June 2008 – Ocean Front Walk Sliced And Diced
The new Ordinance was slated to go into effect on May 30. It divides the Boardwalk into P Zones, I Zones and Free Speech areas. The 105 booths of the P Zone […]
May 2008 – Jingles Celebrates 34 Years Of Free Speech On Ocean Front Walk
Jingles brought his message that “Meat Is Murder” and his advocacy of a vegan lifestyle to the Boardwalk in 1974. Since then, he has talked to countless people, convincing some to treat […]
April 2008 – The Venice Beach Marching Society
By Kathy Leonardo You may remember seeing The Venice Beach Marching Society creating quite a spectacle, singing on the Venice Beach Boardwalk. They created a Venice ritual every Saturday afternoon, following the […]
March 2008 – An Ocean Front Ordinance, Once More
The long awaited night had finally arrived – as promised by Bill Rosendahl – for the people of Venice to discuss the proposed new ordinance for the Boardwalk. It was quite a […]
February 2008 – Draft Ordinance For Ocean Front Walk
ORDINANCE NO. SEC. 42.15. VENDING AND EXCESSIVE NOISE ON BEACHES PROHIBITED. A. Except as specifically allowed in this section, no person shall engage in vending upon any public beach lands or beach […]
January 2008 – Ocean Front Walk Ordinance Still Being Debated
There is no ordinance regulating the west side of Ocean Front Walk. The old ordinance was thrown out by the Los Angeles City Council as the result of a lawsuit brought by […]
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