By Jim Smith A police report on the investigation into the death of Devin Petelski on Oct. 15, when she was hit broadside by a police car, has been completed but is […]
Victim Blamed for Fatal Crash!
Thank You Venetians – All Of You Who Have Served On The Beachhead Collective Through The Years!
Karl Abrams (2000s) Larry Abrams (1980s) Jean Allen (1970s) Kathleen Alvarez (1980s) Amelia Amerika (1980s) Peter Armerding (1970s) Barbara Avedon (1970s) Shlomo Bachrach (1970s) Glen Baker (1970s) Lee Balan (1970s) Kathy Ball (1980s) Kathy Ball (1980s) Hilda Bay (1990s) […]
The Beats in 1959 Venice
By Bill Fleeman Long hair, beard, looking like Raskolnikov ‘bout to kill his landlady, back in Baltimore I didn’t fit. I read “On the Road” in ‘58, “The Holy Barbarians”early ‘59. Then […]
Poetry
• Eat Your Fill of Gold – Mark Lipman • Old Friends – – Mary Getlein • at the tree at Glyndon and Venice – R.F.Wagner, Jr. • Cast Iron – hillary kaye • Big Lots […]
Murder on Venice Boulevard
By Jim Smith Devin Petelski had just finished her shift at a detox center near Costco. At 11:45 pm on Oct. 15, she pulled up to a stop sign at Glyndon and […]
Lincoln Place Tenants Going Home
Up to 83 one and two bedroom apartments will be reoccupied by tenants who were unceremoniously evicted by AIMCO (Apartment Investment and Management Company), the large corporation that owns Lincoln Place. AIMCO […]
Letters
Vending in Venice Dear Beachhead, I have just recently moved back to Florida after being a vendor on the Boardwalk for two years. I have listened to all the bickering between vendors, […]
After Obama…American Idol?
By Alice Cramden Let me get this right. We are in the midst of an economic Armageddon the likes of 1929. Obama, the great savior for whom I worked tirelessly for six […]
In Brief
Once More Into The Breach “Reform” City Attorney Still Wants OPDs Rapist On The Loose ———– Once More Into The Breach Just when you thought it was safe to park your RV, the Coastal […]
On the Boardwalk – Treasure Maps
By Ian Lovett We start the walk back up 20th Pl. “I’m looking for a dresser, for my van,” Roger says. “Hopefully closer to Rose.” We don’t touch anything on this street. […]
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