After losing all five of its non-league games, Venice High is in its customary position at the top of the Western League football standings.
The Gondoliers improved their league record to 3-0 with a 42-15 home victory over Palisades on Thursday night, October 30.
Venice’s next game will be against Fairfax, which has a 5-3 record.
Four years ago, Woodie Hamilton, who at the time was working as a community relations liaison between the Westside and Downtown, was looking forward to this new Metro line, which would streamline his work commute. That got him thinking about what a train connecting these three disconnected parts of Los Angeles could mean for the city in a broader sense.
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