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Letters
Abbot Kinney to Venice: Bring Me Back Home
By Greta Cobar The new owner of the Venice historic post office not only removed the Edward Biberman mural from the lobby, but is also planning to move it to a different […]
Taxing Big Oil Could Mean Big Money
By Don Geagan Why doesn’t California have a oil extraction tax? As the third largest oil producer in the United States, California is the only state that does not have such a […]
Get Out and Vote on Tuesday, March 5
By the Venice Chapter, Peace and Freedom Party The recommended candidates participating in the Primary Nominating Election on Tuesday, March 5 are boldfaced below, followed by a simple summary. The choices are […]
Ballona Back Story
By John Davis Many secrets surround that area of land just South of Venice called the Ballona Wetlands. The fundamental issues regard land ownership, government jurisdictions, and the story that is put […]
Calling Forth the Fourth Wave: Making a Difference in Women’s History
By Nike Wind March is celebrated as Women’s History Month, with March 8 marking the 102nd International Women’s Day. Reporting from the front, I am more than discouraged. Feminism is the force […]
Little Free Library
If you walk around Venice, you might notice little boxes in front of houses. On closer examination, it says “Little Free Library – Take a book, leave a book.” Apparently this is […]
Jingles at Bill’s
By John Davis Vegan musical performing giant, Jingles, is leaving Venice Beach. CD 11 City Councilperson, Bill Rosendahl, presented him with a City Scroll honoring him as a Legend of Venice Beach. […]
Another Nail in the Coffin of Venice
By Ian Dean There once was a little street near the ocean that was strung with little shops, and houses. It was not a fancy area, fairly modest and far from perfect, […]
Venice Filmmaker Makes Good Her First Feature: “An Irish Vampire in Hollywood”
By Herbert B. Fishberg After years of planning and preparation, an award winning Venice, California independent filmmaker has accomplished making and distributing her first feature length film. Pegarty Long started planning, writing […]
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