Does Santa Monica Have the Shakes?
By Steven Stajich As this column wrote in late November, the City of Santa Monica is now pursuing earthquake retrofitting of buildings and homes with renewed vigor. Vigor that no doubt stems from something of […]
By Steven Stajich As this column wrote in late November, the City of Santa Monica is now pursuing earthquake retrofitting of buildings and homes with renewed vigor. Vigor that no doubt stems from something of […]
One of the fatal flaws of the currently evolving Downtown Community Plan is that there are no provisions for an elementary school. This is a severe problem because much of the City’s forth coming development […]
To the Editor of the Santa Monica Mirror: Thank you for printing the SM a.r.t. column by Ron Goldman entitled “The People’s Park” in your February 10-16, 2017 edition. Ron Goldman writes for a group of architects […]
As he was signing edicts hurting one group after another over the past two weeks, it was only a matter of time before Donald Trump got around to hurting animals – already the most oppressed […]
By Tom Elias For decades, a struggle has raged across America to protect young people from the negative aspects of drinking alcohol. Now, that fight has spread to newly legalized recreational marijuana, with several California […]
Architecture should grow out of its environment, not dominate it. Paraphrasing our City Manager, “Every city has its own character and Santa Monica should not stray from its identity.” However, in the immediate future, the […]
By Ron Wynn No one wants to hurt a family member’s feelings, which can mean avoiding necessary but tough conversations. It is always easier to deal with someone not related to you because you […]
By Beverly Cohen: Editor-at-Large Part 2 – Charles Cohen’s Personal Odyssey Charles S. Cohen’s Cohen Media Group has established the reputation of acquiring, producing, and/or distributing some of the finest foreign films, many of […]
By Steven Stajich You promised yourself after the election that you would stop obsessing about you-know-who and his expanding band of Merry Pranksters. But it’s been hard, hasn’t it? And by the time you read […]
By Sam Skopp On Saturday, January 28, the Santa Monica Pier was host to its first Odd Market. This is the newest of five monthly Odd Market events that occur throughout Los Angeles, following a […]
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