By BILL BAUER is branching out at
YOU’D THINK WITH ALL THE HUE AND cry, the removal of some 23 structurally unsound ficus trees from the downtown Bayside area
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Originally published in the Santa Monica
By CAROLE ORLIN Special to the Daily Press
SAN JUAN ISLANDS Perhaps you have heard of the San Juan Islands. You may be aware that they are somewhere in the
This past week, Q-line asked: Do you think the Treesavers should continue their crusade to save the trees or is the whole endeavor a waste of time? Here are
TIRED OF PAYING THAT MONTHLY phone bill? A new tech startup based in San Jose (surprise, surprise) is starting to offer unlimited, free telephone service. Sounds great, right? There’s
By Wallace Umber Los Angeles
(Re: “Single-payer health care is anything but free of cost,” commentary, Sept. 20) (The article) is an attempt to bash the Canadian health care
By Jerry Rubin Santa Monica Treesavers
I was notified on Friday afternoon by a representative of the Bayside District that a number of the press releases for our upcoming Treesaver
By Jenny Fisher Santa Monica
Hasn’t anyone else noticed the sign in front of Roosevelt Elementary School? I cringe every time I pass by the northeast corner of the
By REVIEW BY KEN TARR NEWRELEASES
David Cronenberg’s “Eastern Promises” doesn’t fool around. While other Mafia-centric films delve far too deep into introducing quirky mob thugs and
Pulitzer Prize-winning author, Alice Walker, visits the Santa Monica Main Library to read and sign her latest children's book, “Why War Is Never A Good Idea.” The
Tony Award-winner for best musical, best score and best book in 2004, Ahmanson Theatre's 41st season opener “Avenue Q” is an irreverent musical that should appeal to
