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Letters
The return of Ali Katz – Out of the Litter Box
By Ali Katz This cat’s been mewsing about strange human happenings – Seems the Venice Historical Society, aided by former resident of Venice Ray Bradbury, the cat’s meow of speculative fiction, has […]
City, Neighborhood Council Apparently Give Up On Saving Postal Annex
“We give up” is something rarely heard around Venice, but it seems to be what has happened to the “fight” to save the publicly-owned postal annex at 313 Grand Blvd., also known […]
Tsunami Alert for Venice
A giant earthquake, measuring 8.0 and four Tsunamis rumbled through Samoa, Sept. 29, killing at least 200 people. Venice, and the rest of the California coast was put on alert after the […]
Only 6,013 Years Old!
Happy BEarthday. Bishop Ussher of Ireland in the 17th Century declared that the earth was created on October 23, 4,004 B.C.E.
Military-Industrial Complex Now Official
Forty-eight years after the term was coined by a retiring President Dwight Eisenhower, the military and industry have tied the knot in El Segundo. According to the Torrance Daily Breeze, The Aerospace […]
On the Boardwalk – Treasure Hunting
By Ian Lovett On his hat, his green baseball cap, is a pin: it reads, “Prospector,” spelled out in gold. He found some gold wire on the beach and asked a friend […]
Ocean Front Walk Task Force
At 9:30am on Wednesday of the first full week of every month, the Ocean Front Walk Task Force convenes at James Beach restaurant. The meetings are convened by Arturo Piña, Field Deputy […]
Reflections on Venice’s Busiest Day – The Abbot Kinney Festival
Despite being perhaps the least organized event in 25 years (no clue for exhibitors where their booths would be, phone calls and emails returned sporadically, no press releases before or after) the […]
The Irish Vampire Comes To Venice
Venice Premiere The Irish Vampire Goes West 7:30 pm Sunday, Nov. 1 (All Saints Day) Beyond Baroque (Old City Hall), 681 Venice Blvd. Admission $7 By Jim Smith Vampire films […]
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