The Los Angeles Press Club is hosting a ‘roast and toast’ in honor of Councilmember Bill Rosendahl and his separate careers that provided almost three decades of public service to the city. The event is being held on Thursday, May 16, at 7:30 p.m. Elected officials and local journalists will deliver roasts, as well as [...]
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Councilmember Bill Rosendahl Roast and Toast
April 28, 2013 at 7:45 pm
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Pittsburgh Steelers sign former Venice High & USC running back Curtis McNeal
April 28, 2013 at 6:30 pm
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Former Venice High and USC running back Curtis McNeal was not selected in the recently completed 2013 NFL Draft but found a home as one of the fifteen rookie free agents signed by the Pittsburgh Steerlers this weekend.The senior…
Cinco de Mayo Celebration Planned at Mar Vista Farmers’ Market
April 26, 2013 at 8:30 pm
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A Cinco de Mayo celebration is coming to the Mar Vista Farmers’ Market next week.
An array of festivities are planned to mark the occasion, according to Mar Vista Farmers’ Market Manager Diana Rodgers.
A salsa band, OPA OPA, is scheduled to perform as well as the group, Mariachi Romanza.
Rodgers said the farmers’ market looks forward to the celebration every year.
“We look forward to our annual Cinco de Mayo Festival which we have been doing since the beginning of the market which will be seven years old in August,” Rodgers said. “We joyfully celebrate Mexican culture and the Mexican people who are a big part of our neighborhood, the city of Los Angeles and the state of California.”
There will also be mariachis, pinatas for the children on hand and items from Mexico on sale, according to Rodgers.
The Cinco de Mayo festivities will be from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, May 5, at 3826 Grand View Blvd.
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A Cinco de Mayo celebration is coming to the Mar Vista Farmers’ Market next week.
An array of festivities are planned to mark the occasion, according to Mar Vista Farmers’ Market Manager Diana Rodgers.
A salsa band, OPA OPA, is scheduled to perform as well as the group, Mariachi Romanza.
Rodgers said the farmers’ market looks forward to the celebration every year.
“We look forward to our annual Cinco de Mayo Festival which we have been doing since the beginning of the market which will be seven years old in August,” Rodgers said. “We joyfully celebrate Mexican culture and the Mexican people who are a big part of our neighborhood, the city of Los Angeles and the state of California.”
There will also be mariachis, pinatas for the children on hand and items from Mexico on sale, according to Rodgers.
The Cinco de Mayo festivities will be from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, May 5, at 3826 Grand View Blvd.
Venice-Mar Vista Patch: follow us on Facebook | Twitter | E-mail Updates
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A Cinco de Mayo celebration is coming to the Mar Vista Farmers’ Market next week.
An array of festivities are planned to mark the occasion, according to Mar Vista Farmers’ Market Manager Diana Rodgers.
A salsa band, OPA OPA, is scheduled to perform as well as the group, Mariachi Romanza.
Rodgers said the farmers’ market looks forward to the celebration every year.
“We look forward to our annual Cinco de Mayo Festival which we have been doing since the beginning of the market which will be seven years old in August,” Rodgers said. “We joyfully celebrate Mexican culture and the Mexican people who are a big part of our neighborhood, the city of Los Angeles and the state of California.”
There will also be mariachis, pinatas for the children on hand and items from Mexico on sale, according to Rodgers.
The Cinco de Mayo festivities will be from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, May 5, at 3826 Grand View Blvd.
Venice-Mar Vista Patch: follow us on Facebook | Twitter | E-mail Updates
">3.2 Magnitude Earthquake Felt Across Santa Monica, Westside
April 26, 2013 at 8:19 pm
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A preliminary 3.2 magnitude earthquake struck two miles southeast of Marina Del Rey at 7:52 pm Friday night, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
It was recorded at a depth of 8 miles.
The earthquake has been reported as being felt in Santa Monica,…
Downtown to Venice Route Captured by Westside Photographer
April 26, 2013 at 6:50 pm
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Do you like to take pictures? Have you recently captured a shot of something neat on the Westside?
Palisadian and photographer Wendy Price Anderson sent in some photos from the 2013 CicLAvia bike ride on April 21. Anderson and her friend Vicki Warren rode their bikes from downtown Los Angeles to Venice Beach, a total of 30 miles round trip.
Anderson said one side of Venice Boulevard was closed for the bike ride, and it was the first year that they came this far west.
“We had a lot of fun and the day was hot and beautiful with gorgeous blue skies,” Anderson said, noting there were walkers, people walking dogs, skateboarders and lots of bikes.
Thanks for sending in these photos of such a great L.A. spring event, Wendy!
Send us your favorite shot from around Venice and it could become our Photo of the Day!
Read more about CicLAvia on Venice-MarVista Patch.
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Do you like to take pictures? Have you recently captured a shot of something neat on the Westside?
Palisadian and photographer Wendy Price Anderson sent in some photos from the 2013 CicLAvia bike ride on April 21. Anderson and her friend Vicki Warren rode their bikes from downtown Los Angeles to Venice Beach, a total of 30 miles round trip.
Anderson said one side of Venice Boulevard was closed for the bike ride, and it was the first year that they came this far west.
“We had a lot of fun and the day was hot and beautiful with gorgeous blue skies,” Anderson said, noting there were walkers, people walking dogs, skateboarders and lots of bikes.
Thanks for sending in these photos of such a great L.A. spring event, Wendy!
Send us your favorite shot from around Venice and it could become our Photo of the Day!
Read more about CicLAvia on Venice-MarVista Patch.
Venice-Mar Vista Patch: follow us on Facebook | Twitter | E-mail Updates
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Do you like to take pictures? Have you recently captured a shot of something neat on the Westside?
Palisadian and photographer Wendy Price Anderson sent in some photos from the 2013 CicLAvia bike ride on April 21. Anderson and her friend Vicki Warren rode their bikes from downtown Los Angeles to Venice Beach, a total of 30 miles round trip.
Anderson said one side of Venice Boulevard was closed for the bike ride, and it was the first year that they came this far west.
“We had a lot of fun and the day was hot and beautiful with gorgeous blue skies,” Anderson said, noting there were walkers, people walking dogs, skateboarders and lots of bikes.
Thanks for sending in these photos of such a great L.A. spring event, Wendy!
Send us your favorite shot from around Venice and it could become our Photo of the Day!
Read more about CicLAvia on Venice-MarVista Patch.
Venice-Mar Vista Patch: follow us on Facebook | Twitter | E-mail Updates
">Councilmember Bill Rosendahl Forms Partnership to Help Businesses Go Green
April 25, 2013 at 5:30 am
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Councilmember Bill Rosendahl is joining forces with the non-profit Arts: Earth Partnership for a grant to help businesses in Venice go green.
The $5,000 grant is being provided by the Department of Cultural Affairs’ Council Civic Fund.
The funds will be used to cover the cost of a sustainability assessment for around 12 to 15 businesses and facilities in the 11th District which could include theaters, museums, and art galleries in the district, according to Rosendahl.
“This grant will help us grow green businesses in our district by teaching them how to achieve sustainability, become an even better neighbor in their local community, and save money in the long run,” Rosendahl said.
As part of the program, business owners will set up a comprehensive assessment through Arts: Earth Partnership that will include a review of everything from water and energy use to office supplies.
As a result, each business will receive detailed information about steps they need to take to become a Los Angeles City recognized Green Business.
Businesses can also receive special benefits and discounts as a result of their Green Certification.
To learn more about the free sustainability assessment or the green certification program, call (323)864-9130, or send an email to info@artsearthparternship.org.
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Councilmember Bill Rosendahl is joining forces with the non-profit Arts: Earth Partnership for a grant to help businesses in Venice go green.
The $5,000 grant is being provided by the Department of Cultural Affairs’ Council Civic Fund.
The funds will be used to cover the cost of a sustainability assessment for around 12 to 15 businesses and facilities in the 11th District which could include theaters, museums, and art galleries in the district, according to Rosendahl.
“This grant will help us grow green businesses in our district by teaching them how to achieve sustainability, become an even better neighbor in their local community, and save money in the long run,” Rosendahl said.
As part of the program, business owners will set up a comprehensive assessment through Arts: Earth Partnership that will include a review of everything from water and energy use to office supplies.
As a result, each business will receive detailed information about steps they need to take to become a Los Angeles City recognized Green Business.
Businesses can also receive special benefits and discounts as a result of their Green Certification.
To learn more about the free sustainability assessment or the green certification program, call (323)864-9130, or send an email to info@artsearthparternship.org.
Marina del Rey Patch: follow us on Facebook | Twitter | E-mail Updates
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Councilmember Bill Rosendahl is joining forces with the non-profit Arts: Earth Partnership for a grant to help businesses in Venice go green.
The $5,000 grant is being provided by the Department of Cultural Affairs’ Council Civic Fund.
The funds will be used to cover the cost of a sustainability assessment for around 12 to 15 businesses and facilities in the 11th District which could include theaters, museums, and art galleries in the district, according to Rosendahl.
“This grant will help us grow green businesses in our district by teaching them how to achieve sustainability, become an even better neighbor in their local community, and save money in the long run,” Rosendahl said.
As part of the program, business owners will set up a comprehensive assessment through Arts: Earth Partnership that will include a review of everything from water and energy use to office supplies.
As a result, each business will receive detailed information about steps they need to take to become a Los Angeles City recognized Green Business.
Businesses can also receive special benefits and discounts as a result of their Green Certification.
To learn more about the free sustainability assessment or the green certification program, call (323)864-9130, or send an email to info@artsearthparternship.org.
Marina del Rey Patch: follow us on Facebook | Twitter | E-mail Updates
">Tsujita L.A. Artisan Noodles ANNEX Ready to Serve
April 24, 2013 at 6:00 pm
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Hey now, check out Tsujita L.A. Artisan Noodles ANNEX, the soup-centric offshoot of big brother Tsujita L.A. Artisan Noodle just across Sawtelle. Feeling a slight sense of déjà vu? With a simple, clean design and ample blonde wood, ANNEX is centered around its ramen bar, with extra seating offered up front.
This is still a small operation, opening tomorrow to satiate the crowds that descended over the past year and a half to Tsujita for its lunchtime “life-changingly good” ramen. Now though, with the addition of ANNEX, ramen service extends through dinner, with, hopefully (though rather unlikely), less of a wait.
·Tsujita L.A. Artisan Noodle ANNEX Opens April 25 [~ELA~]
·Tsujita LA’s ANNEX to Serve Ramen ALLLLLL Day! [~ELA~]
·Tsujita LA’s Line-Drawing Ramen on Offer During Dinner [~ELA~]
Hey now, check out Tsujita L.A. Artisan Noodles ANNEX, the soup-centric offshoot of big brother Tsujita L.A. Artisan Noodle just across Sawtelle. Feeling a slight sense of déjà vu? With a simple, clean design and ample blonde wood, ANNEX is centered around its ramen bar, with extra seating offered up front.
This is still a small operation, opening tomorrow to satiate the crowds that descended over the past year and a half to Tsujita for its lunchtime “life-changingly good” ramen. Now though, with the addition of ANNEX, ramen service extends through dinner, with, hopefully (though rather unlikely), less of a wait.
·Tsujita L.A. Artisan Noodle ANNEX Opens April 25 [~ELA~]
·Tsujita LA’s ANNEX to Serve Ramen ALLLLLL Day! [~ELA~]
·Tsujita LA’s Line-Drawing Ramen on Offer During Dinner [~ELA~]
Hey now, check out Tsujita L.A. Artisan Noodles ANNEX, the soup-centric offshoot of big brother Tsujita L.A. Artisan Noodle just across Sawtelle. Feeling a slight sense of déjà vu? With a simple, clean design and ample blonde wood, ANNEX is centered around its ramen bar, with extra seating offered up front.
This is still a small operation, opening tomorrow to satiate the crowds that descended over the past year and a half to Tsujita for its lunchtime “life-changingly good” ramen. Now though, with the addition of ANNEX, ramen service extends through dinner, with, hopefully (though rather unlikely), less of a wait.
·Tsujita L.A. Artisan Noodle ANNEX Opens April 25 [~ELA~]
·Tsujita LA’s ANNEX to Serve Ramen ALLLLLL Day! [~ELA~]
·Tsujita LA’s Line-Drawing Ramen on Offer During Dinner [~ELA~]
