Few like being monsterized as I have done to Traci’s Campaign Headshot. Monsterization has always been a part of Traci’s campaign. Her most staunch Canal District Supporters will talk constantly about the […]
The Horrors of Traci Park
Dribbling his way through the Arts to the Ashram: the fortuitous, circuitous journey of Venice’s own Stephen Longfellow Fiske!
By Enyaj Pitchford Gentrification has stolen yet another great Venetian from our hood. Stephen L. Fiske, who lived with his wife and raised three children in the heart of the ghost town, […]
Our Story by Gerry Fialka
Jazz shaman and bandleader Sun Ra talked about it not being his story, it is “my story.” In our own hometown, we celebrate our story. Not just his story, we include her […]
Original Save Venice – By Eileen Archibald
Original Save Venice is a group of Venetians who are dedicated to preserving Venice history, sharing love and positive intentions focused on preserving the diversity of Venice, de-gentrification interventions, and inclusivity of […]
There’s No Place like Home, By George – by Gerry Fialka
Thanks to everyone who keeps the conversation going by responding to my George Carlin article in the June issue. https://thevenicebeachhead.com/2022/06/05/george-carlin-is-home-by-gerry-fialka/ “The alternative to violence is dialogue, which is a kind of encounter […]
Letter to the Editor: LA City Council Candidate Jim Murez
I am writing this on behalf of an unhoused woman who is afraid of not being believed if she told this story, but felt it was important to share. A few months […]
CD11 Election Numerology
What meaning, what vision, what love can we find in the hard cold world of campaign finance. Isn’t that the realm of dark money, of egotistical and overbearingly elitist financiers? Of course […]
Bonin out!-( Haters in?~}:‑<
by Eric Ahlberg, Jon Wolff, and Todd von Hoffman. First, Todd von Hoffman’s excellent editorial. A sad day for Venice but hopefully relief for a family. We’ve been friends of Mike […]
Abbot Kinney: 1900-1905 – by Marty Schatz
At the turn of the new century Abbot Kinney was nearing his 50th birthday. By this time he had traveled extensively, built himself a fine home called “Kinneloa”, sought to mitigate the […]
Abbot Kinney——1850-1900 – by Marty Schatz
Abbot Kinney, the creator of Venice, California, led a fascinating life, one filled with adventure, scholarly pursuits, public service, and business enterprises. Born in New Brunswick, New Jersey on November 16, 1850, […]
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