John Jerabek

Santa Monica Airport Association

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Santa Monica resident and member of the Santa Monica Airport Association, he’s behind a pending ballot measure that would require voter approval of any future uses of the airport

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Tuesday’s election isn’t creating a lot of interest in much of Southern California, but in Santa Monica, it’s a different story.  One ballot measure could effectively shut down the…

Municipal Warfare in Santa Monica

Tuesday’s election isn’t creating a lot of interest in much of Southern California, but in Santa Monica, it’s a different story.  One ballot measure could effectively shut down the…

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