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2010 Stories by L.A. Weekly readers

• FILM SCHOOL VS. FARMERS MARKET

  published December 30, 2010

  The dispute between the Hollywood Farmers Market and the L.A. Film School ( More >>

• ATTEMPTED LYNCHING

  published December 23, 2010

  The case of the high school student charged with attempted lynching drew sharp responses from readers this week ( More >>

• L.A.'s Light-Rail Fiasco

  published December 9, 2010

  A wonderful quirk about our readers is that two utterly unrelated topics stir them up more than any others: marijuana legalization and trains... More >>

• COMMENT: DID KILLER SLIP AWAY?

  published December 2, 2010

  After reading our story on accused murderer Michael Gargiulo, charged with killing two Southern California women ( More >>

• Free Marina Access? How Quaint

  published November 25, 2010

  Land-use issues stir up our readers nearly as much as stories about legalizing marijuana. With the latter shelved until the 2012 elections, last... More >>

• KVETCHING ABOUT (AND MAPPING) THE 99

  published November 18, 2010

  Our annual issue featuring Jonathan Gold's 99 essential restaurants ( More >>

• Music Picks: Amanda Jo Williams, Usher, Masaki Batoh, Procol Harum

  published November 11, 2010

  FRIDAY/NOVEMBER/12 GHOSTFACE KILLAH AT THE ROXY Ghostface Killah seemed to have carved out his... More >>

• PROP. 19 FAILED?!? WTF?!

  published November 11, 2010

  While Jimmy Kimmel was invoking the Weekly as a potential if indirect source of... More >>

• LEAN, GREEN FIGHTING MACHINE

  published November 4, 2010

  Patrick Range McDonald's look at Big Oil (supporters of Proposition 23) versus Big Green (fans of AB 32, which 23 aims to derail) ( More >>

• POT STICKLERS

  published October 28, 2010

  Last week's story on attorney Bruce Margolin, Proposition 19 and the possible legalization of marijuana (" More >>

• LETTERS: MINKOW STINKOW

  published October 21, 2010

  You can't keep the one-time wunderkind Barry Minkow down; so says Beth Barrett in last week's cover story (" More >>

• BEST PICKLED MEMORY

  published October 14, 2010

  Among the many responses to last week's "Best of L.A." issue was this from J Greagrey: "Seeing the picture ['Best Pickled Eggs: Joe Jost's,' by... More >>

• Only Boneheads Oppose the Subway to the Sea

  published September 30, 2010

  Our story challenging claims by Los Angeles officials that the "subway to the sea" would relieve traffic congestion (" More >>

• Where Have All the Library Hours Gone?

  published September 23, 2010

  Stories about libraries don't sound terribly sexy, but you wouldn't know that from the response to Patrick Range McDonald's story about the... More >>

• MORE ON "FAMILY PROSTITUTE"

  published September 16, 2010

  Prostitution is the world's oldest profession, and the comments on Michael Albo's story ( More >>

• Letters: Brothel Moms and Daughters

  published September 9, 2010

  Michael Albo's story on young women taking up prostitution to support their loved ones ( More >>

• To Stage War Plays, or Not to Stage War Plays

  published September 2, 2010

  One reaction to Steven Leigh Morris' cover story on the Los Angeles Theatre Ensemble play cycle about Iraq and Afghanistan ( More >>

• Mike Penner's Difficult Life

  published August 26, 2010

  Readers had plenty to say on topics that touched on all the L.A. food groups: surfing, burgers, serial killers and transgenderism. More >>

• The Quest for Manrimony

  published August 19, 2010

  Patrick Range McDonald's piece on Proposition 8 ("Young, Gay... More >>

• The Spiteful Dodger

  published August 12, 2010

  After last week's cover story on Dodgers owner Frank McCourt and his history of twisted business dealings that left his partners — and... More >>

• Shun the Man of the Mansion

  published August 5, 2010

  Steve Appleford's piece on the 84-year-old Hugh Hefner ( More >>

• It's Salt in the Wound

  published July 29, 2010

  Ladies and gentlemen, in case you haven't heard, the top two movies in the land, Inception and Salt, are frequently (read:... More >>

• Grim and Grimmer

  published July 22, 2010

  The good news is that alleged Grim Sleeper serial killer Lonnie Franklin Jr. has been arrested. The bad news, according to Christine Pelisek ( More >>

• Texas Kill 'Em

  published July 15, 2010

  In last week's cover story ("Make a Run for the Altar," July 8),... More >>

• Twist and Shout

  published July 8, 2010

  When we left you last week, readers were in a twist over Mayor Villaraigosa's acceptance of more than $50,000 worth of free tickets, a pretty... More >>