By CJ Gronner Last month was the second Venice Art Crawl, and everyone absolutely adored it. I kept hearing, “This is how First Fridays USED to be!” all evening, and they were […]
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Getting out the vote November 2: This is no time to sit on the sidelines
By Roger Linnett It’s a fact that voter turnout for midterm elections is dismal at best. The conservatives are counting on this to win next month. The country, especially their base, has […]
Tired of the same old thing from the Republicans, and the Democrats?
You do have more choices, even it the mass media won’t tell you about them. There are six ballot-qualified parties in California. Two are to the right of the Republicans: the Libertarians […]
Main Street – The Garden Spot of Venice?
By Jim Smith As many as 80 people spent a Saturday last month building a garden on the slope of the Rose and Main St. parking lot. The strip fronts Main Street […]
Swami X Speaks
Writers just think on paper, and get paid for it, often turning them into literary pimps. It’s difficult maintaining integrity in a world oppressed by sex, money and power, however, it was […]
GASLAND – A Movie Review
By Suzy Williams “I am not a pessimist,” narrates the banjo-playing, under-30-something filmmaker Josh Fox. He’d been offered $100,000 to lease part of his property in Mylanville, in the deep woods of […]
Poets win big money
Winners of the First Annual Beyond Baroque Poetry Contest have been announced. They are first place winner: Brenda Yates, 2nd place: Shannon Philips; 3rd place: Peter Nash. They will be honored at a […]
Poetry
Goose Eggs – Hal Bogotch Love – Mary Getlein Train of Thought – hillary kaye Greed – Jim Smith As It Is (So It Shall Be) – Rebecca Moore Frey Even on […]
We Are Venice… Who Are You?
By Ian Dean We have a question to all the newcomers to this town. Who are you? We see what you do, how much money you make, how much power you have… but […]
This is Festival Month in Venice
Don’t even think about missing the fun. Two of the best, and longest running outdoor events take place in September: Jazz at Palms Court/Venice Music Festival (see page 7) and the Abbot […]
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