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 […]
What would Saint Joseph do?
The Venice Beat
Women have a right to live free of violence Another woman has been murdered in Venice. Eun Kang, a 39-year-old Korean resident of Electric Avenue, who was pregnant with twins, was brutally raped and […]
Beachhead Celebrates 41st Anniversary
By Greta Cobar The Best Paper in the world just turned 41, and we surely had the Best Party ever to match the Glorious occasion. We all got together and had an […]
20 Tips For Residential Security
Excerpted from “Stalked: What You Can Do About It,” by Tino Struckmann Be alert of any suspicious persons. Positively identify callers before opening doors. Install a wide angle viewer in all your […]
I awakened to a knife at my throat
When I heard and read about the rape murder of Eun Kang on December 8, pregnant with twins and a single working mother, I was besieged with anger that raised unpleasant distressing memories […]
Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday – Monday, January 18
All too many of those who live in affluent America ignore those who exist in poor America; in doing so, the affluent Americans will eventually have to face themselves with the question […]
Avatar – The Film
By Jim Smith They say that capitalism will sell anything – even ideas or arms designed to bring it down – as long as it makes someone a profit. Capitalism’s interest in […]
Going to War for Women
By Krista Schwimmer In the wake of the recent horrific rape and murder of Venetian resident Eun Kang, as well as reported rapes along the Boardwalk, I decided to seek out more […]
Swami X Speaks
Swami in the 1970s Photo by Lance Diskan According to some Hindus, the “multi-verse” we call creation is projected from that Effulgent Reality we call God, and is eventually and ineluctably withdrawn […]
The Decade From Hell
By Jack Neworth Without question, 2000 to 2009 represents one of the worst decades in our history. The 1860s with the Civil War, and the 1960s, with Vietnam and the assassinations of […]
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