Untitled – Carol Fondiller Time To Go – Sevan Gerard 7 Dudley – Rex Butters The modern becomes ancient – RF Wagner, Jr. Carol Fondiller Berman, Venice Queen – Emily Winters It’s […]
Poetry
Reflections of a Survivor
By Jack Neworth Whenever Oscar, the golden retriever, and I go for a walk, it’s obvious who’s walking whom. I’m just the schnook holding the leash. Once, Oscar befriended a wise-looking, elderly […]
Swami Speaks
I don’t want to sound cynical; however, it does seem to me that the ego is a bad habit many people don’t want to give up. God bless them, and me. The […]
Carol and Me and The Collective
The collective was small and close knit in the early 70s, and working with Carol, Peter, Jim, Milton, Roy, Gordon, JoAnne and Linda, was a tough but rewarding time. Every story was […]
Beachhead on YouTube
All the festivities from the Free Venice Beachhead’s 41st Anniversary event at Beyond Baroque on Dec. 9 are now on YouTube. The 13 segments include Beachhead poets, Jim Smith, Hillary Kaye, Krista […]
A Senseless Murder in Venice Eun Kang, an Electric Avenue resident, was murdered on Dec. 8
Lighting A Candle For Eun Kang By Krista Schwimmer On Monday evening, December 14th, I take Palms Avenue to Electric Avenue in search of the home of Eun Kang, a 39-year-old woman […]
A Report From Our Correspondent at the Copenhagen Climate Conference
By Ron Ridenour “The Nobel War Prize winner walked in and out of a secret door, and that is the way capitalism and the United States Empire will end up leaving the […]
Letters
• Gasoline-powered Leaf Blowers – C.V. Beck • Born in Venice – April Newman • Parking in Venice – Cynthia Fenton • Another pedestrian hit on Lincoln Blvd. – Rebecca Alber • Remembering […]
Preparations Begin For The Venice Neighborhood Council Elections
By Marc Saltzberg April 11 is still four months off, but candidates seeking election to the Venice Neighborhood Council are already lining up. To help candidates understand the Los Angeles city election […]
What would Saint Joseph do?
By Susie Snakebite Saint Joseph’s Thrift Store has closed in Venice and will reopen in Feb. in Santa Monica. Norma, one of the staff there, approached me on the street a few […]
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