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Moomat Ahiko Santa Monica

February 21st, 2010 · No Comments

OK, it is in Santa Monica, but all of us here in Venice use the street. Ever wondered what Moomat Ahiko did to get a street named after him/ her? Lots of people do. So here is the “whaddup” on Moomat Ahiko :
In 2004 the City Council of Santa Monica selected Moomat Ahiko Way [...]

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Medical Marijuana Dispensary Crack Down

February 20th, 2010 · No Comments

I think it is only a matter of time until this happens in Venice?

From the LA Times:
Los Angeles city prosecutors Thursday escalated their efforts to shut down medical marijuana dispensaries, suing three collectives and moving to evict 18 others from their stores.
The actions, which stem from undercover police operations at the dispensaries, follow City [...]

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The Pitfire Pizza Company

February 8th, 2010 · No Comments

OK, it isn’t in Venice but it is pretty close (Washington and Beethoven area) and Yo! Venice! friend Deidre was psyched on it, so here is her review:
The Pitfire Pizza Company opens on the Westside
The Pitfire Pizza Company opened its doors this weekend. This is the fourth out-post for this popular Los Angeles based restaurant [...]

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Sophia’s Psychic Shop Shuttered

February 8th, 2010 · No Comments

In today’s “didn’t they see it coming” news, Sohia’s Psychic Shop at 762 Washington has shuttered. No word if Sophia is fortune telling elsewhere.

Debbie Sutz at Lighthouse Properties now has the listing for this place at $3,495 a month, give her a call.
SOPHIA’S PSYCHIC SHOP
762 Washington Blvd
Marina Del Rey, CA
(310) 823-4178

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Better Conditions in Santa Monica Bay

February 2nd, 2010 · No Comments

The Santa Monica Bay Restoration Commission (SMBRC) has issued their “2010 State of the Bay Report” which can be downloaded by clicking here.

From the LA Times,
The new State of the Bay report notes the revival of bottom-dwelling marine life in the wake of treatment upgrades at the two big wastewater plants that empty into [...]

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