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Ready for the Ocean
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SAMOHI Santa Monica High School began the season with great expectations, but as they head into league play tonight, the Vikings will have to fight for their postseason lives if they are going to make it past the regular season.
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Westside Chronicle can’t deliver
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CITYWIDE The local newspaper business just got a little smaller.
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City officials take extra care
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DOWNTOWN Lost in the uproar surrounding the fate of the 50-plus ficus trees on Second and Fourth streets scheduled for removal or relocation is the destinations of the specimens in question
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Trees are staying put — for now
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DOWNTOWN It looks like the ficus trees on Second and Fourth streets won’t be going anywhere anytime soon.
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Building to a crescendo
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CITYWIDE A long line snakes around the corner of a painfully hip club. Every now and again, the door opens up to let in a lucky music fan or two and the pulsating sounds of a rocking act spills out into the street, if just for an instant, piquing the curiosity of passersby.
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New to the old school
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MID-CITY Deciding to sing came easy for Chrisette Michele, who has been at ease on stage since her days in the church choir.
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Sticking to the plan
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SAMOHI Potential seems to be the buzz word surrounding the Santa Monica High School girls basketball team these days.
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Home market stays strong
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CITYWIDE As the real estate market continues to show signs of weakness, Santa Monica’s property values continue to persevere through what has become a protracted decline across the nation.
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Razzies shed light on truly bad movies
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DOWNTOWN For the best of the best there’s the Academy Awards. For gritty independent films that do a lot for a little there’s the Spirit Awards. Then, there’s the Razzies.
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Filmmaker forced into the fray
DOWNTOWN Some stories were just meant to be told.
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