Avoid buying on impulse and kids will learn costly lessons
By NEALE S. GODFREY Special to the Daily Press
Figuring out what you really need and want and ignoring the
Bob Holbrook AGE: 64, lifelong SM resident OCCUPATION: Santa Monica Mayor, Community Pharmacist MARITAL STATUS/CHILDREN: Married to Jean Ann for almost 40 years; three children: Robert, Cynthia, and Craig
Jenna Linnekens AGE: 32 OCCUPATION: Experiential Event Executive (Event Planner) MARITAL STATUS/CHILDREN: Happily Married!! /Not yet YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD? North of Wilshire HOW LONG? 8 years YOUR RIDE? Space Mountain.
Gleam Olivia Davis AGE: 50 OCCUPATION: Corporate Counsel MARITAL STATUS/CHILDREN: Married to John Prindle for 14 years, a 10-year-old son, Jackson YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD? HOW LONG? I have
Terence Later AGE: 53 OCCUPATION: Entertainment Consultant MARITAL STATUS/CHILDREN: Single, but interviewing. YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD? HOW LONG?: I am currently in the Euclid Street neighborhood, near Broadway. I am a
They’re outta here? Three incumbents with more than 35 years of experience of collective experience in public office are looking to extend their reign on the City Council on
By LAUGHING MATTERS BY JACK NEWORTH
When I was a kid growing up in Los Angeles during the ‘50s, large companies, such as Fuller Brush, employed door-to-door salesmen.
By Sue Miller Santa Monica
The ugly attack of lies against Kevin McKeown — up for re-election to the City Council in Santa Monica — is being paid for by the
By Sonya Fox and Bruce I. Sultan Santa Monica
The following is an open letter to Tim Dubois and the Edward Thomas Company: We are deeply offended by your attempt
By Rae Starr Santa Monica
Melody Hanatani’s article (“Profiling and styling while making the political scene, Oct. 25, page 3) noted complaints about illegal placement of election signs. The
Lions, tigers and... oh, my
By AMY KAUFMAN Special to the Daily Press
CITYWIDE — Parents may find themselves shielding their childrens’ eyes this Halloween, not from scary goblins or cackling
By Daily Press staff
CITYWIDE — With just one week left until the Nov. 7 election, many voters may still be on the fence as to whom they will support when