By Jose Escarce Member, SMMUSD Board of Education
Re: “School district losing students (SMDP, Feb. 20, page 1). Thank you for your coverage of our district’s enrollment decline. However,
Merchants on Fourth Street are urging the City Council to reconsider its decision to tear up the ficus trees that have lined the street for decades. Under the current plan,
By Daily Press staff
Are your bookshelves bulging? If you are looking for a place to donate used books, Santa Monica High School is accepting them. Drop off any and
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica Public Library will present a pre-Academy Awards celebration this weekend.
On Sunday, Feb. 26, from 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.
A new milestone in the fight against cancer is documented in an annual American Cancer Society report released last week. It shows that the actual number of Americans who died
Dear Dorie, My toddler seems to enjoy eating, but continues to throw things off the high chair. I’m more than willing to give him appropriate things to throw in
ANY DAY
By IN LA BY HEIDI MANTEUFFEL
Well, I complained about it, and I got it. In answer to last week’s column about more “celebreality” shows, as VH-
By Lantz Simpson President SMC Faculty Association
Once again, the Santa Monica College administration is trying to exaggerate its so-called budget problems (SMDP, Feb. 15, page 1). Meanwhile, the
Merchants on Fourth Street are urging the City Council to reconsider its decision to tear up the ficus trees that have lined the street for decades. Under the current plan,
By Daily Press staff
Take more than 1,000 vendors, 22 industry categories and a click of a mouse and what do you have? The Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce’
