By Suzy Williams I don’t know about you, but every time I bike under the Venice sign, I get a little high, a little glow of pride, for I know that for […]
TODD AND THEO VON HOFFMANN – TWO FOR THE RENAISSANCE
Don’t ‘Chekov’ This From Your List
By Suzy Williams I’m going to give you a reason or two, dear Beachhead readers, why you should take advantage of the fact that The Cherry Orchard is now playing at our […]
Kim’s Market / 320 Sunset Updates
By Roxanne Brown – Member, Concerned Neighbors of 320 Sunset THE LAND USE and PLANNING COMMITTEE (LUPC) MEETING AUGUST 5th Kim’s Market (600 Mildred): LUPC denied owners’ (Searle’s) proposed restaurant with liquor […]
Poetry
love hate venice – By Della Franco Ferguson, Missouri, 2014 – By Mary Getlein Post Racial Ferguson – By Ronald McKinley The Great Cop Out! or, The Saint Louie Blues… – By […]
Letters
Dear Beachhead, I don’t get it. I never did. I don’t obsess about RV’s, or caravans, or motor coaches or moho’s or whatever you want to call them. However, some people do. […]
It Struck!
By Greta Cobar A rare lightning storm hit Venice on Sunday, July 27, killing one person and injuring 13 others. Nicholas Patrick Fagnano (November 23, 1993 – July 27, 2014) was getting […]
Will Venice Become a City of Strangers?
By Bruce Meade Looked for a place to live in Venice lately? Then you know rents are astronomical for even the smallest spaces. Big demand, small supply. A supply that is dwindling […]
I’m Not Pledging That!
By Deborah Lashever Now at our VNC meetings we begin with the Pledge of Allegiance. Interesting. It has been a while since I have had to think about standing for it. Or […]
Letters
Nick Antonicello Randy Saludes Alan Rodman ———————————- Dear Beachhead, Mary Getlein’s July piece (Bonin Walks From Meeting) is insightful and indicative of how Mr. Bonin approaches the Venice neighborhood and governance in […]
Z Budapest: Feminist Witch Who Fights Back
By Krista Schwimmer The history of Venice is full of rebels, revolutionaries, dreamers, and even witches. One such witch is Zsuzsanna, or Z Budapest. Some Venetians may remember her for her shop, […]
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