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Visit us online at smdp.com THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 2007 Volume 6 Issue 177 Santa Monica Daily Press SEINFELD ARRIVES IN STORES SEE PAGE 7 Since 2001: A news odyssey THE ALMOST DONE MOVING ISSUE Golay case is going Hollywood Internet Movie Database. Lohan is rumored to be a What roles the actors will take on remains unclear. Golay and Rutterschmidt are currently being held in member of star-studded cast the Century Regional Detention Facility in Lynwood, the subject of recent headlines as the new temporary home of BY MELODY HANATANI jailed socialite Paris Hilton. The elderly duo is charged Daily Press Staff Writer with murdering Paul Vados and Kenneth McDavid, who were killed in separate yet similar hit-and-run incidents OCEAN PARK The criminal case of a Santa Monica land- in 1999 and 2005, respectively. lady accused of killing two homeless men is about to get Investigators believe the women befriended Vados and the star treatment. McDavid while they were still homeless, setting them up in The events surrounding 76-year-old Helen Golay, of apartments and gaining their trust. The two then alleged- Santa Monica, and 74-year-old Olga Rutterschmidt, of ly convinced Vados and McDavid to sign them onto their Hollywood, have apparently intrigued the Hollywood life insurance policies before they met their demise. LINDSAY LOHAN ROSARIO DAWSON crowd, with plans underway for Ash Baron Cohen to direct Lohan’s recent arrest after crashing her car in a dark comedy based on the sensational murder case. Hollywood, and subsequent re-entry into rehab, are not inspired by true events on “grandma gangs,” whose Tinseltown luminaries such as Lindsay Lohan, Shirley expected to affect her involvement in the production, crimes include drug sales, insurance scams and murder. MacLaine, Rosario Dawson and Olympia Dukakis are all according to a May 28 report in Variety. expected to headline “Poor Things,” according to the A synopsis on imdb.com states that the movie is SEE MOVIE PAGE 6

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CORRECTION: In the story “Gag reflex: Former CFO set to speak” (June 6), it should have stated that the confidentiality agreements between school district parents and administrators do not apply to all Individualized Education Plans. When there is a disagreement over the development of an IEP, district officials meet with the parents as part of a due process dispute resolution process. From the dispute resolution comes an agreement, wherein a confidentiality clause could possibly exist. Inside Scoop Visit us online at smdp.com THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 2007 3 Coping with the rest of your years ‘Transitions’ support group offers baby boomers some help BY KEVIN HERRERA Daily Press Staff Writer

MID-CITY It used to be you’d graduate, land a decent job with benefits, get mar- ried, raise some little ones, and then — if you were lucky and healthy enough — enjoy a few years of retirement before the sweet by and by. However, thanks to medical break- throughs and healthier lifestyles, millions of seniors are living longer and finding themselves at a crossroads, wondering which path to choose as they embark on the next phase of their life. “It doesn’t matter how old you are, we are all trying to find ourselves,” said Kathy Kurschner, a 63-year-old memory specialist at UCLA. “When you get older, you think you have everything figured out, but HOLD ON TO YOUR HAT Fabian Lewkowicz [email protected] you really don’t” A group of teenagers battle some heavy winds as they skate south on the beach bike path Wednesday. Wind gusts exceeding 30 mph were report- Kurschner was faced with retirement ear- ed by accuweather.com, which predicts more of the same for today in Santa Monica. lier than she had planned because the company she worked for wanted to relocate. Rather than drive 50 miles to and from work each day, Kurschner decided to get involved locally, going back to school while volunteer- ing at the Center for Healthy Aging. “I wanted to challenge myself to take Renters brace for increase classes in things that I wasn’t good at,” Kurschner said. “I made myself try new public hearing in the City Council Absent this year is an increase to the things. I realized that the older you are, Local residents will Chambers to discuss the annual rent annual registration fee for landlords and a the less you care about impressing other adjustment, which sets a ceiling for land- cap on rents, something which staff did people and you are more free to take risks. lords, allowing them to raise rents based not recommend because the rent increase “I’ve been able to find a happy medium.” have to pay more to on a formula that takes into account ris- is relatively small, said Tracy Condon, Now, Kurschner is looking to help others ing costs for property owners, such as public information officer for the Rent aged 50 to 65 do the same. As the co-facili- rent in Santa Monica heftier insurance and utility bills. Control Board. tator of the new support group Staff has recommended an increase of The ceiling was set at $54 last year. The “Transitions” at the center, Kurschner and BY KEVIN HERRERA 2.3 percent, down from 4 percent one year year before that, the annual adjustment was others are helping those on the cusp of Daily Press Staff Writer ago. That would mean a renter paying set at 3 percent, with a $48 cap. retirement figure out their next step — not roughly $750 a month can expect an Board members are also expected to only with their free time, but also with their CITY HALL Tenants and their landlords will increase of about $16. Those who have establish a public hearing to discuss changes finances, health, relationships and more. have the chance tonight to voice either their lived in their apartments for less than year to the formula used to calculate the annual Formed in January, the group, which so support or opposition to a proposed 2.3- will not be affected by the increase. increases in rent and utilities. Landlords far has seven dedicated members, meets each percent increase in rents. If approved, landlords can raise rents The Rent Control Board is holding a beginning Sept. 1. SEE RENT PAGE 9 SEE SUPPORT PAGE 9 TAXES ALL FORMS • ALL TYPES • ALL STATES

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STAFF WRITERS at this political circus Kevin Herrera [email protected] IT’S NOT ESPECIALLY HARD TO FOLLOW a country that already has an influx of political news in our country. You just millions of illegals. The solution to this is Melody Hanatani have to pay attention to the letter “I.” bureaucracy. Monitoring, tracking, verifi- [email protected] A tidbit I gleaned from Bob cation, reams of government agency red PARENTING Woodward’s “State of Denial,”the compre- tape and documentation. The right wants Nina Furukawa hensive exploration of the stubborn inep- to paperwork the problem to death. [email protected] titude of the Bush White House in the face Current illegals living and working in the of planning and executing the war in Iraq, country have to hit a number of financial STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER was outgoing Chief of Staff Andrew Card’s and cultural benchmarks just to maintain Fabian Lewkowicz words to his replacement, Josh Bolten, in their status quo. Where’s their incentive to [email protected] April of 2006. The agenda will consist of cooperate going to come from? How is the PHOTOGRAPHY INTERN “... Iraq, Iraq, Iraq,” Card told Bolten. Well, slow-moving behemoth of bureaucracy Christine Chang if he’d added an “immigration” and known as the U.S. government actually [email protected] “incompetence” in there he might have going to actually act on this? had it completely. Incompetency inside ADVERTISING ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES RICHARD BROUWER is a ‘neutral observer’ living on the edge in and outside of our borders, like dual tight Robbie P. Piubeni The Netherlands ends on a football line. [email protected] I’m now reading Walter Isaacson’s new IN THE RECENT Rob Schwenker biography on Albert Einstein. You know, so LETTERS TO THE EDITOR [email protected] I could finally observe the flowering of REPUBLICAN some genius in the face of the world’s most ADVERTISING ASSISTANT Save the trees difficult and intractable problems. PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE Cynthia Vazquez Editor: Iraq has, with good reason, blown the [email protected] I write this open letter to the Bayside District to immigration debate off the front pages in HELD IN NEW HAMPSHIRE, object in the strongest terms possible to the pend- the first months of 2007. Just as the stem OPERATIONS MANAGER Connie Sommerville ing destruction of the trees along Second and cell debate in the summer of 2001 now RUDY GIULIANI CALLED [email protected] Fourth streets in downtown Santa Monica looks quaint stacked up against the terror (“Shedding light,” May 22). Because I feel this is an of 9/11, the great immigration debate of THE PLAN BEING DEBATED PRODUCTION MANAGER important matter that has not been given enough 2006 looks somewhat paltry next to the Tessa Vergara exposure, I am sending this letter in the hopes that escalating deterioration in the Middle East. IN THE SENATE “A TYPICAL [email protected] a concerted effort by the citizens of our city can Nonetheless, illegal immigration has once prevent this act of vandalism. again raised its head above the sand for a WASHINGTON MESS,” PRODUCTION ASSISTANT What exactly is wrong with these trees? All I have brief spell, and if nothing else, it’s a nice Frances Casareno [email protected] been able to glean is that some merchants along opportunity to look at how compromise WHICH PRETTY MUCH HITS Second and Fourth streets have complained that the can produce as much laughably absurd CLASSIFIEDS SALES MANAGER trees make it difficult to read their shop names. policy as the blustery unilateralism that THE NAIL ON THE HEAD. Annie Kotok Difficult for whom? Certainly not pedestrians, which poisoned the United States’ drive to war. [email protected] means that these beautiful old trees will be cut In the recent Republican presidential down to help make these streets more friendly to debate held in New Hampshire, Rudy “The special path” for now undocu- CIRCULATION motorists. Is this really the message the Bayside Giuliani called the plan being debated in mented workers is “especially hard. It’s 8 Keith Wyatt Glenn Bolan District is trying to convey? These trees have been the Senate “a typical Washington mess,” to 13 years,” McCain assures us. Does [email protected] there far longer than the complaining merchants; which pretty much hits the nail on the that sound realistic? their moaning about the blocked view is like some- head. John McCain, the only candidate to Immigration, Iraq, Incompetence. One NEWS INTERNS one moving next to an airport and then complaining openly support the measure said, “What of the main thrusts of Isaacson’s book on Irene Manahan about the noise. we have done is what you expect us to do, Einstein is that he tackled unique problems Reagan Wheeler And Santa Monica is the same city that recently my friends, and that’s come together with of space and time that hadn’t been previ- made small merchants remove their signs along Pico the president of the United States, the ously explored in great depth. His genius SPECIAL PROJECTS Boulevard while they planted London plane trees, leader of our party, Democrat and wasn’t so much in the execution of his Dave Danforth [email protected] which are not exactly bonsai. Luckily for us, the Republican, conservative Republicans like thinking to solve known problems. It was Bayside District’s iron grip on our community does Jon Kyl, Johnny Isakson, Saxby Chambliss in the range and variety of his curiosity Carolyn Sackariason not extend up Pico Boulevard. and Trent Lott, and sit down and figure that allowed him to see beyond the limited [email protected] The trees on Second and Fourth streets are a fab- out an approach to this problem.” scope hampering his colleagues from see- ulous addition to the city and should be preserved. If nothing else, McCain lives up to his ing the truth as it actually existed. They seem to be healthy and quite mature. Many a reputation as a straight shooter. He’s will- The path to solving exceptional prob- A newspaper with issues time have I had friends from out of town comment on ing to say that this is a broken idea, an lems sometimes demands more than a how livable the streets of downtown Santa Monica impractical mishmash of ideologies, but it’s compromise or an assertion of a set of 1427 Third Street Promenade, #202 appear to be. The trees on Second and Fourth streets all those Washington folks have got for us at individual beliefs. Sometimes an excep- Santa Monica, CA 90401 have been specifically mentioned as a wonderful the moment. What else could we expect? tional perspective, a new way of thinking OFFICE (310) 458-PRESS (7737) FAX (310) 576-9913 amenity. They provide shade in the summer and even In planning and carrying out the war, about old problems, is required. do a little to help global warming. Mention has been the president suffered from a lack of com- Some kind of exceptional perspective Visit us online at smdp.com made of the roots buckling up through the sidewalks. promise and openness to alternative ways would make for a better read on the two I have walked these streets often and never noticed a of thinking. With immigration reform, “I” issues. But I’m not going to hold my problem. And if this is an issue, may I suggest that the policy suffers from trying to appease breath as the final chapters are written. you fix the sidewalk rather than uprooting the trees? the right wing wack-jobs who can’t face The Santa Monica Daily Press is published six days a week, If one has an ingrown toenail, one doesn’t amputate the realities of a country that depends on SETH BARNES can be reached at barne- Monday through Saturday. at the knee. immigrant labor as a part of its economy, [email protected]. 19,000 daily circulation, 46,450 All in all, this wanton destruction of block after daily readership. Circulation is audited and verified by Circulation Verification block of mature and beautiful trees, to be replaced by Council, 2006. Serving the City of Santa Monica, and the communities of wimpy gingkoes, of all things, is short-sighted in the INTERESTED IN YOUR DAILY FORECAST? Venice Beach, Brentwood, West LA. Members of CNPA, AFCP, CVC, extreme. 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Hollywood has a long history of embracing true crime stories for adaptation to the big screen, from “Dog Day Afternoon” to “Fargo” to “Black Dahlia.” It’s human nature to be fascinated by IF IT dramatic events, said ACTUALLY Richard Walter, the chair of the graduate DISPLAYS AND Screenwriting PORTRAYS THE Program at the UCLA FACTS, THEN School of Theater, Film and Television. CHANNING TATUM WE’LL DO OK.” “In the movies, we want to be as Roger Jon Diamond dramatic as we can, Defense attorney for to create as much Helen Golay emotion as we can,” Walter said. “Nobody wants to see the vil- lage of happy nice people.” Photo courtesy Santa Monica Museum of Art When one of Walter’s students writes a A NEW YOU: The Santa Monica Museum of Art will host a workshop with Phranc on Saturday. screenplay adapted from real-life events, he advises them to capture the emotion of the true story, not necessarily all of the factual details. Don’t lose your head this “They shouldn’t be true to the facts, they shouldn’t be true to the data,” Walter said. “What is true in art — dramatic art in par- weekend in Santa Monica ticular — is the feeling of the people.” “Poor Things” is slated for release in THIS WEEK’S PALETTE IS SO FULL OF TANTALIZING TREATS THAT DECIDING BETWEEN 2008, which could coincide with Golay SHIRLEY MACLAINE them all just might make your head explode. So, my advice is that you just forget the house- and Rutterschmidt’s murder trial. work, let the gardens grow on their own, turn off the TV and go have yourself a Santa The case has been moving at a snail’s Monica Cultural Marathon. Hit them all! This weekend, you’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll deter- pace and has yet to go to trial more than a mine a man’s fate, you could create a whole new identity, spend your next year’s salary on a year after the women were arrested for fed- Picasso, or even learn the alphabet. There’s a world of possibilities out there! eral mail fraud. In May, a Los Angeles Superior Court judge denied a motion filed HIGHWAYS IS BARELY LEGAL! be hosting a special reading of the whimsical by Golay’s attorney, Roger Jon Diamond, to Highways 18th Birthday Party new picture book hot off the press from the dismiss on the grounds that his client was Highways Performance Space Getty Museum, “P is for Peanut.” denied sufficient rest during the prelimi- 8:30 p.m. nary hearing in March. On June 1, Diamond Friday & Saturday, June 8 & 9 HIS FATE IS IN YOUR HANDS filed an appeal to the state Supreme Court. 1651 18th St. The Boomerang Kid The case is expected to go to trial in the $30/$25 Both Nights $50/$40 June 8 through through July 14: late summer. (310) 453-1755 Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 A defense attorney for decades, Diamond p.m. said he has worked on several cases that Celebrate 18 years of cutting edge performanc- Sundays at 7:00 p.m. were adapted into movies, but was not es at this world famous Santa Monica institu- The Powerhouse Theatre aware of the Lohan-MacLaine vehicle com- tion. On Friday, it’s the Outlaws Of Outlaugh. 3116 2nd St. - one block east of Main, ing down the pike. On Wednesday, he didn’t OLYMPIA DUKAKIS The Gay Mafia — Jason Stuart, Bob Smith and between Rose & Marine seem surprised by the news, expressing other subversive comedians — is in the house. (866) 633-6246 ext. 9 hope that the directors would be in contact These guys will make you howl with laughter, Be the first person on your block to try out to get his view of the case. or you might just howl. one of the newest innovation in theatre “If it actually displays and portrays the specifically designed for Chris Econn’s new facts, then we’ll do OK,” Diamond said. COBBLE TOGETHER A NEW IDENTITY comedy, ”The Boomerang Kid.” Family Day Workshop [email protected] Phranc a.k.a.The Cardboard Cobbler IONESCO AT CITY GARAGE for ages 6 and over Rhinoceros by Eugene Ionesco WHAT DO YOU THINK? 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. City Garage ■ Send letters to [email protected] OLGA RUTTERSCHMIDT HELEN GOLAY Saturday, June 9 Fridays & Saturdays at 8:00 p.m. Santa Monica Museum of Art Sundays at 5:30 p.m. Bergamot Station G1 Plays through Sunday, July 15 ENTERTAINMENT BRIEFS 2525 Michigan Ave. City Garage, 1340 1/2 4th St. (310) 586-6488 x 32 in the alley Bring the kids to the Santa Monica Museum (310) 319-9939 Mansfield Chamber Singers set concert dates of Art for a wonderful afternoon of artmak- When a Rhinoceros inexplicably appears in a The Mansfield Chamber Singers, performers on the Westside since 1979, will present two ing and reading on Saturday. small French town, it’s alarming. But as concerts in Santa Monica the week of June 10. The concerts will feature sacred and secu- more and more ordinary citizens begin to lar music from the 16th through the 21st centuries, with a “Wanting Memories” theme. The A, B, C, D, E…….F? transform into these unwieldy beasts, most program includes works by Brahms, Mahler, Luca Marenzm as well as contemporary com- ‘P is for Peanut’ Photographic ABC folks learn to adapt. The play poses a pow- posers Arthur Frackenpohl, Gwyneth Walker, Eric Whitacre, Stephen Chatman, and Michael 2:00 p.m. & 4:00 p.m. erful question: When everyone about is Wells. Additionally, Spanish songs collected and harmonized by Federico Garcia Lorca will Saturday, June 9 stampeding, do you stand in the street to be be performed. Ysaye M. Barnwell, a writer and performer with the renowned group Sweet Santa Monica Museum of Art run down, or is it a better idea to just go Honey in the Rock, has landed the title spot with his composition “Wanting Memories.” Bergamot Station G1 along with the flow? The 27-voice group can be seen at 4 p.m. Sunday, June 10, at St. Paul’s Lutheran 2525 Michigan Ave. In “Rhinoceros,” only one man resists. “I’m Church, 958 Lincoln Blvd. The second performance will be at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, June Outdoors we’ll be making Phrancly fabulous the last man left. And I’m staying that way 16, at St. Augustine by-the-Sea Episcopal Church, 1227 Fourth St. This well-traveled cardboard trinkets, indoors the Museum will until the end!” group — having toured Germany, the Czech Republic, and Austria — encourage voluntary If you would like to subscribe to the Santa Monica Arts Palette via e-mail, please send a blank e-mail with donations from the public. For further information about the program, call (310) 471-1247. the word “Subscribe” in the subject line to [email protected] REAGAN WHEELER EntertainmentSurf Visit us online at smdp.com THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 2007 7 NEWDVDRELEASES BY RANDY WILLIAMS

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Film and television author RANDY WILLIAMS reviews the latest movies, television shows, documentaries and music programs now available for purchase online or at your local retail store. Local 8 THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 2007 A newspaper with issues Students get fitted for ‘beer goggles’ SMPD visits Olympic High School to teach kids about the perils of drunk driving BY MELODY HANATANI Daily Press Staff Writer

OLYMPIC HIGH SCHOOL The aftermath of a gruesome drunk driving wreck is pro- jected onto the wall of a classroom, images of a blood-stained Ocean Avenue and the remains of a young man draw gasps from the audience. Many of the Olympic High School students sitting through a PowerPoint pres- entation on the dangers of drinking and driving avert their eyes from the crash scene, one that occurred years ago, involv- ing two life-long friends who had made a fatal mistake — leaving a party drunk and getting behind the wheel of a car. “OK, that’s enough,” said one uneasy female student, echoing the sentiments of several of her peers. In a time when the Paris Hiltons and Lindsay Lohans of the celebrity world are constantly running into the law for driving under the influence, the students at Christine Chang [email protected] Olympic High School were served with a EASY DOES IT: Students at Olympic High School participated in a demo sponsored by the Santa Monica Police Department illustrating the conse- harsh reminder on Wednesday that a DUI quences of driving under the influence of alcohol on Wednesday. Students took turns operating a vehicle with vision-impaired goggles on. is definitely not “h-o-t.” For nearly three hours, the students their pens for a lesson on real life, courtesy “I hope this makes them conscious of pulling over a suspected drunken driver. here closed their textbooks and put away of the Santa Monica Police Department. the dangers of drunk driving,” said Marcia Giggling, the students attempted to Gecht, a criminal justice teacher at walk in a straight line, some clearly disori- Olympic High School. ented as they almost fell over or walked In the state of California, nearly all into the path of another student. The traffic collisions are caused by human same goggles were used in a driving test in error, according to Detective Chris the parking lot of Olympic High School Dawson, a traffic investigator with the where officers had set up a small course Santa Monica Police Department. on the basketball court. Los Angeles County has the highest The students first undertook the course fatality rate for both alcohol and non- sans goggles, most able to maneuver the alcohol related traffic collisions. tight course without driving over the cones. Through a series of presentations and It was a much different story when the activities, traffic safety officers taught the drunk goggles were on, some students driv- importance of driving safely, showing the ing over nearly every cone, one slightly miss- students first hand how intoxication can ing a pole at the end of the basketball court. impair their judgment. In a trailer parked on Lincoln “It’s an attempt by us to get their atten- Boulevard, another set of students took a tion any way we can,” said SMPD’s Sgt. similar driving simulation test on the com- Larry Horn.“It’s another spoke in the wheel puter, while another set of their peers sat in of us to get the (kids) to pay attention.” the back of the truck, watching a video It all started with a PowerPoint presenta- titled “Every 15 Minutes,” documenting a tion led by Dawson explaining California’s school-wide project on drunk driving at driving law as it pertains to alcohol usage, Saint Monica Catholic High School. reminding students that if they take a The reception to the DUI demonstra- breathalyzer test that registers even an alco- tion was mixed. Some students seemed to hol content of .001, their license will be be affected, surprised by what they taken away until they turn 21. learned. Others seemed to take the infor- A slide show of photos from deadly and mation a little bit more nonchalantly. One near fatal traffic collisions in Santa student came to school wearing a T-shirt Monica from the past few decades fol- that stated if one wanted to take a breath- lowed, students gasping and shutting their alyzer test, they should “blow here,” with eyes as some of the shots were graphic in an arrow pointing to his nether regions. nature. The last series of photos were Jennifer Garcia, a senior at Olympic taken from a fatal motorcycle versus car High School, grew up hearing about the accident last week at Fourth Street and dangers of drinking and driving from her Colorado Avenue. parents. An uncle was involved in a non- A man allegedly stole a motorcycle in fatal drunken driving accident a few the early morning hours of May 31, ran years ago, Garcia said, recalling the cry- through several red lights before crashing ing she heard as she sat in the hospital into a Volkswagen Touareg driven by a waiting room. college student, Dawson said. For Garcia, driving around with the “He died so fast he didn’t bleed,” impairment goggles on was a real eye opener. Dawson said of the motorcyclist. “I think it’s important for teenagers to Outside the classroom, another set of see this,” Garcia said after the conclusion students wearing impairment goggles, of her participation in the activities. “It’s simulating the vision for an intoxicated good for us to be aware.” individual, tried the “walk and turn” test, one of the several tests officers issue when [email protected] Local Visit us online at smdp.com THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 2007 9 ‘Transitions’ gives aging folks advice FROM SUPPORT PAGE 3 The Internet is a useful tool, but there is no substitute for physical interaction Thursday from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the with others going through the same things center, located at Arizona Avenue and 21st as you, Segal said. Street. People looking to participate must “The real value in the group, that I see, is first be interviewed by staff to see if the that people want to make changes, but there are group is the best fit for them. There is a fee, fears that often get in the way,” Segal said. “By but participants only pay what they can and sharing their experiences with others going no one is turned away, said Sheila Segal, peer through something similar, it really motivates counselor coordinator for the center. everyone involved and gets them to take risks. There is certainly a need. It is estimated People are very supportive of one another and that around 70 million Baby Boomers — are able to network with each other.” those born between 1946 and 1964 — are While it is a support group, Transitions nearing retirement age. That figure repre- forces people to question one another, offer sents 29 percent of the total U.S. population, suggestions, and ultimately, motivate some- and the number is expected to increase in one to make a change. Self-examination can the years ahead. be brutal, and stepping out of one’s comfort Looking to capitalize on this group, zone can be frightening, but that’s what the entrepreneurs have begun marketing to group is there for. older Americans, creating Web sites and “Transitions is based on growth,” said revamping publications to capture their Segal. “People do challenge each other.” attention. One such Web site — “It can be a little painful, but you have to BoomerTowne.com — offers a free mem- be willing to listen,”Kurschner said.“Growth bership to those who sign up, allowing them comes when you listen to other people.” to create a personal profile and participate in chat rooms with leading experts in various ON THE NET fields like finance or “empty nest syndrome.” ■ Center for Healthy Aging There are also guides to staying fit, and com- http://www.centerforhealthyaging.org ing soon, a section allowing people to list their homes for sale. [email protected]

Fabian Lewkowicz [email protected] ON THE MARKET: An apartment manager places a for rent sign on an Ocean Avenue apartment in this photograph from last year. The Rent Control Board is proposing a 2.3-percent adjustment for renters this year, down from a 4-percent hike in 2006. Rent increase is coming FROM RENT PAGE 3 The rent adjustment is low primarily because of low inflation, Condon said. have complained that the fees are often set While at first, it seems the significant too low and do not accurately reflect the drop in the cost of gas contributed to the rise in costs associated with providing low rent adjustment, but Condon said gas housing, such as rapidly increasing insur- only represents about 3 percent of the total ance rates and maintenance and labor costs. rent dollar. The real savings can be found in Currently, staff relies on established most other areas, which saw modest increases or actual changes in rates, as well increases, around 2.5 percent. as the Consumer Price Index, which meas- The largest increase, 7 percent, came in ures inflation. Each expense for the landlord refuse collection because of the City is given a certain weight, with profits for Council’s decision to raise rates. property owners taking out the biggest bite at 35 percent of the rent dollar for 2007. [email protected] Other cities calculate their annual rent increases based on percentage increases in WHAT DO YOU THINK? the CPI. ■ Send letters to [email protected] Comics & Stuff & Stuff 10 THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 2007 A newspaper with issues

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