LOWS AND HIGHS: 2004
On Sunday, Arlington Memorial West on the beach
displayed 1,000 crosses -- 968 white crosses and 32 blood red crtosses,
honoring the 1324 soldiers who have died in the Iraq wae Ten months
ago, when the Veterans for Peace began the memorial, each cross was
white and represented a single American solder who was killed in Iraq.
Now as the number of dead soldiers continues to rise, the Veterans
have acknowledged the practical impossibility of representing each
dead soldier with an individual cross, and are using red crosses to
represent ten soldiers.
Photo by Margaret Molloy
Santa Monica House. Photo by Margaret Molloy
It Was the Worst of Times, It Was the
Best of Times
The Chamber of Commerce formed a Political Action
Committee and endorsed four candidates for Cty Council seats... Fate of Canyon Station in Limbo
Canyon Gas Station, already a landmark in the minds of
many Westsiders...
Harold Benjamin Dies Dec. 23 at 80
Los Angeles and its residents are known for pioneering,
and one of its most beloved pioneers was Harold Benjamin...
Photo, architects model of project Planning
Board Withholds Verdict On Mall Proposal
After a lengthy discussion last Wednesday, members of
the Santa Monica Planning Commission decided they were not ready...
SM Canyon Board Will Meet Tuesday
The Santa Monica Canyon Civic Association board will
meet in the Gallery Room in the Rustic Canyon Recreation Center...
Correction and Apology U.S.
Families for Peace Aid Fallujah Refugees
At a December 13th fundraiser for the Families for
Peace delegation to Iraq, Palisadians for Peace...
City site plan for housing in Civic Center ( buildings
A, B and C)
Three Develop/Design Teams Vie for
“The Village”
At its last meeting of the year, the Santa Monica City
Council approved policy guidelines that the City Planning staff will
include in the Requests for Proposals (RFP)...
 Currey,
Greenstein Head SMC Board of Trustees
Carole Currey has been elected chair and Dr. Nancy
Greenstein vice chair of the... |
