Week in Review: A Lawsuit, Restricted Parking and Butterflies

This week, Patch reported that on behalf of six homeless people in Venice. The suit alleged police harassment against disabled car and RV-dwellers.

There was . The local merchants' association applied for the permits to keep food trucks away from the popular First Friday celebration. Despite the damp, and , a fair number of people still came out. Whether the experience was a success for merchants and customers alike remains to be seen. Yes, a couple cars were towed.

Also on Friday, in semi-final play against L.A. powerhouse Crenshaw High. Congratulations to the Gondoliers on a great season.

Congratulations, also, to , who are still in it to win it for doubles tennis. They beat Palisades High this past week, which the coach said might be "the best team in the league" . The sisters will play in the finals on Tuesday.

, and the Shul on the Beach celebrated on Sunday.

Despite lots of grumbling, . Just walk past those big signs saying, "Keep Out."

Finally, our columnist found , but no one to take credit! Did you create a butterfly motel?

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