• The Vatican Rag – Marvin Klotz • Tell Me Again – Mary Getlein • Greedy Night – Lynette • Hope Is Hip – S.A. Griffin • Praise for a lost Woman […]
March 2008 – Poetry
February 2008 – The Manhattanization of Venice
By Jim Smith The tallest building ever proposed in Venice is on the drawing boards and planning committee agendas. At 31 stories, the building will tower over anything for miles around. It […]
February 2008 – Law Abiding Citizens Vow Crime Spree Over Fencing Regulations
By Georgie Gravel Always, just always, it amazes me how people will move to Venice, attracted by the openness, airy, loose lifestyle, and freedom of expression, and then put up fences to […]
February 2008 – Letters
• Just want to thank you – Suzy Williams • I just picked up the recent January copy – Krista Schwimmer • Please accept my contribution – Pegarty Long • Keep up the great work – Michael Linder • In […]
February 2008 – Kathy, RIP
Kathy – sister of Pat, Dennis, Timmy, Milly and Petey, Auntie of David. Passed away on January 19. She was a part of Venice and Ghost-Town USA from the 60s (our mom […]
Feburary 2008 – Results of the January Beachhead Poll
What should be done with the Venice Circle? Mark as many choices as you like. * Fill with water – 21% * Close to traffic – 16% * Add more statues – […]
February 2008 – Los Angeles Practices LCP Interruptus
By John Davis The City of Los Angeles is flouting the law, to the detriment of all of us coastal dwellers. Chapter 1, Section 30006, of the California Coastal Act reads as […]
February 2008 – RV Crackdown Coming Soon?
By Peggy Lee Kennedy Los Angeles Municipal Code (LAMC) 80.69.4 revving up to be enforced in Council District 11 as a “pilot program.” Question: What is LAMC 80.69.4? Answer: A city law […]
February 2008 – California’s Raging Health Care Crisis
By Seth Sandronsky Big California papers such as the San Jose Mercury News and The Sacramento Bee have been urging the state Senate Health Committee to pass the Núñez-Perata health-care reform bill, […]
February 2008 – Interview with Venice Poet Frank T. Rios, Part 2
Part 2 (see January Beachhead for Part 1) By Hillary Kaye Beachhead: Is there anything else about Philomene Long you’d like to share? Frankie: When she did The Beats, An Existentialist […]
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