By David Furukawa
Thoroughly enjoyed the article by Jack Neworth, “Scooter skates while Ann hates” (July 6, opinion).
Congratulations on producing well-rounded and diverse news stories.
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By Paula Schneiderman
I am shocked and disappointed that the owners of the NuWilshire are considering selling the property for use as a retail store (“Time to roll credits,” July
LearnAboutWine will be hosting a smashing summer soiree at the California Yacht Club in Marina del Rey to raise money for Meals on Wheels West. Views of the Marina and
Santa Monica College’s renowned Cosmetology Program, which boasts a 98 percent pass rate for students taking the state licensing exam, is offering night classes for the first time this
Santa Monica College’s Emeritus College Art Gallery will open its juried show of student art, “Summer Fantasy II,” on July 12. The exhibit, which runs through Sept. 14, features
Unions representing supermarket workers have vowed to strike — again — if their demands are not met soon. The last time they decided to strike many shoppers honored their picket lines and
Conservatives and progressives both insist that taxes are necessary. (Conservatives are supposedly anti-tax, but how else would they pay for their global, decades-long “war on terror?”) But let’
By Ted Winterer President, Ocean Park Association
The Ocean Park Association’s inaugural Fourth of July parade was an astounding success, which far exceeded our wildest expectations. We couldn’t
By Mike Kirwan
Once again, something that has been around a long time may close — The NuWilshire Theatre (“Time to roll credits,” July 5). And once again, people are upset.
By Debbie Osterholt
Your article “Not your average residence” (July 2) surely reinforces the notion that “beauty is in the eye of the beholder.” By indulging their obsession with mosaic,
By Sue Miller Guest Commentary
YOU GET UP ACHY, STIFF AND TIRED. You check the obituary listings to see who is still around. You meet with friends and everyone complains
