Permaculture Futures
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Year: 2009
Jay Levin
This week’s cover story, which raises questions about why the World Trade Center really crumbled on September 11, 2001, comes to us from longtime journalist Jay Levin, who founded the L.A. Weekly in 1978, and Tom McKenzie, a freelance journalist.
Law and Disorder 9-17
Santa Ynez attorney Edward Duff Hume, 60, was sentenced in San Mateo County on 9/15 to four years in state prison after pleading no contest to charges of felony embezzlement.
Environment 9-17
The Cancer Center of Santa Barbara unveiled the Novalis Tx, an image-guided radiosurgery system, on 9/15.
Edwin Gonzalez and Oliver Maryska
Edwin Gonzalez (left) and Oliver Maryska
Victimless Plant
Regarding Dr. David Bearman’s thoughtful September 5 op-ed, if health outcomes determined drug laws instead of cultural norms, marijuana would be legal.
volume 23, number 192, September 17-24, 2009
Engineers and Architects Argue About What Made the World Trade Center Fall
New West Beach Sidewalk a Bad Project
It is remarkable that any criticism of the current expenditure of more than a million dollars for the West Beach Pedestrian Way seems to be limited to the bulbouts, probably the most constructive aspect of the project
No on B Seconded
A large percentage of existing landmark buildings demonstrates that 40 feet is an unreasonably low limit for our city.
Throw the Bums Out of City Hall
City Hall needs a major change in leadership.
