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- HightHat, The drunken problem on 2nd street has reached its peak because of the new alcohol liscenses (6 new ones in 3 years). Because there are now approx. 50 businesses approved to sell alcohol...
- My issue with the 2AM closinig time is that the LOUD, OBNOXIOUS DRUKEN CUSTOMERS of the bars make an insane amount of noise just stumbling to their cars and it happens right in front of my house....
- I just got back from looking for "Time of Day" DUI stats. I couldn't find any specifically for California, but two states that do have this info online are New York and Montana. I...
- Maybe Mr. Swayze feels he is over paid for the position he holds or the dismal results the Economic Development Bureau has achieved. If he is responsible for the sad state of Pine Avenue, he should...
- that was apparent last night on pine avenue. i congratulated about 7 officers for their lawsuits against the city. anyone who was not on pine and shoreline last night and saw what my family and i...
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The dancers and actors of the Relevant Stage were still getting used to the rococo beauty of San Pedroâs Warner Grand Theatre when we stopped in to catch a rehearsal. Mostly, they were chattering (about the Oscar noms) and stretching, but ... Continue reading »
The dancers and actors of the Relevant Stage were still getting used to the rococo beauty of San Pedroâs Warner Grand Theatre when we stopped in to catch a rehearsal. Mostly, they were chattering (about the Oscar noms) and stretching, but ... Continue reading »
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