2009
#335
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CONTENTS
PAGE ONE
Venice ‘Out Front’ Skatepark Opens on the Beach - Amy V. Dewhurst
Fight Crime: Read the Beachhead
Stolen Bicycle Recovered After Last Month’s Article - CJ Gronner853 U.S. Casualties in Afghanistan - 43 this month
4,345 U.S. Casualties in Iraq - 8 this month; 1,339.771 Iraqi Dead;
Cost of Iraq and Afghanistan wars: $915 billion
PAGE TWO
Staff Box, Mission Statement, Sustainers, Subscription rates
Letters
- Free Speech on Ocean Front Walk? - Lisa Green
- Angry about Oakwood Article - Jimmy Riddle
Venice ‘Out Front’ Skatepark Opens on the Beach
– continued from page 1
PAGE THREE
In Brief:
- City, Neighborhood Council Apparently Give Up On Saving Postal Annex - Jim Smith
- Tsunami Alert for Venice
- Only 6,013 Years Old!
- Military-Industrial Complex Now Official
The return of Ali Katz
Out of the Litter Box
- Photo: Maureen Cotter on the wall - Jim Smith
Ad: Surfing Cowboys
PAGE FOUR
On the Boardwalk - Treasure Hunting –Ian Lovett
In Brief:
- Ocean Front Walk Task Force - Ian Lovett
Ad: Nutrition Warehouse
PAGE FIVE
Ad: Support the Free Venice Beachhead
PAGE SIX AND SEVEN
Reflections on Venice’s Busiest Day – The Abbot Kinney Festival
- Photos: Krista Schwimmer and Jim Smithg
Ad: Mystic Journey Bookstore
Ad: Eko Zone
PAGE EIGHT
Film Review: The Irish Vampire Comes To Venice - Jim Smith
- Poster: The Irish Vampire Goes West
Butterflies and Boulders at Coeur d’Alene - Renata Robins and Lisa Robins
PAGE NINE
Poetry:
- Going to the Beach - Robert Watts
- Skipping Stones - Mark Lipman
- Until I Die - Jim Smith
- Lobster Time - Hal Bogotch
- My Neighbor Goes to the Zoo - Majid Naficy
- Untitled #1 On Overlook Mountain - krista schwimmer
PAGE TEN
Delores the Bike saved from kidnappers – continued from page 1
Welcome to Afghanistan - Political Cartoon by Khalil Bendib
PAGE ELEVEN
30 Years Ago in Venice - From the Beachhead Archives, October 1979:- A new statue on the Circle.
Help! - Appeal by the Beachhead
PAGE TWELVE
Calendar
The Other Venice Film Festival –Enough To Base A Movie On?
- Amy V. Dewhurst