Reflecting the Concerns of the Community April 5-11, 2000 Vol. 1, Issue 42

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GROUND ZERO IN DEBATE


On a warm Sunday afternoon, members take their ease at the Jonathan Beach Club, as the debate over the club's recent firing of longtime employees continues in Santa Monica.

Jonathan Club Lay-Offs Set Off Fire Storm
Just a few days after a group of business people calling themselves Santa Monicans for a Living Wage announced its intention to...

State Board Cites SMMUSD
The State Public Employment Board (PERB) has issued a complaint against the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District (SMMUSD) charging the District with unlawful...

Big Blue Bus Expansion Moves Ahead
The expansion outlined in the Big Blue Bus Transit Facility Master Plan has been in the works for two years. It was held up when neighbors objected to...

City Council Votes Down Car Phone Ban
“You are now entering the City of Santa Monica. Hang up and drive."
   NOT.
   Having asked City staff to draft an ordinance outlawing the use of car phones in the city, the Santa Monica City Council voted...

Council Defines Differences In Wage Measures
At its March 28 meeting, the Santa Monica City Council attempted to clarify the differences between the Living Wage Initiative currently being promoted by...

Senator Hayden Protests Firing of Club Workers

Santa Monicans for Living Wage  Solicit Support of Voters By Mail
Santa Monicans for a Living Wage, a group organized to put its own "living wage" initiative on the fall municipal ballot, stepped up its...

Living Wage Group Denies Link With Jonathan Club Firings
In the wake of the Jonathan Club's employee firings, Santa Monicans for a Living Wage issued the following press release: 
   "Reacting to misleading statements in the news, Santa Monicans for a Living Wage today stated...

Delegation to Jonathan Club Is Turned Back At The Gate
Church and state united in support of displaced workers when Santa Monica Council members and other City officials joined clergy in front of...

Living Wage Ordinances Spread in U.S.
The New York Times reports that 40 cities and 17 states have enacted some form of "living wage" law, and a similar new ordinance is passed somewhere else at the rate of...

New Greenhouse at Samohi Adds A New Dimension To The Campus
In a lushly green corner of the Santa Monica High School campus, an unlikely team of environmental biology students and grownups from off-campus have applied...

Topanga Canyon Plans Major Earth Day Fete
Well-known for its idiosyncratic way of life, Topanga Canyon is planning, in the words of co-chair Woody Hastings, "a party for Mother Earth that will be...

RAND Site Is Subject Of Competiton
Santa Monica will be the site of a design competition between USC and UCLA, sponsored by the SoCal Chapter of...

City And Property Owners In Tug of War Over Bus Site
According to City officials, the new Transit Facility (see story this page) combined with the new Transit Mall will transform downtown Santa Monica into...

Problems Intensify At S.M. Trailer Park
Attempts to improve parking and create better access for fire trucks at the Village Trailer Park, 2930 Colorado Avenue, have created...

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