PARENTING: THE FIRST 32 YEARS WAS the hardest! Yup, learning the in’s and out’s of parentingseems to take a very long time. Knowing how to communicate, using discipline
Dear Dorie, I consider myself a good parent to my three little children but I do have a temper. I am very afraid that when I get angry, I am
We rack our brains here at the Daily Press to dream up our weekly Q-Line questions. Sometimes a story we cover provides an easy choice. Other times, letters from
By Lee H. Hamilton Guest Commentary
AROUND THE TIME CONGRESS CONVENED this year, a Republican member of the House reflected to a newspaper reporter that there was a silver lining
By Elissa Royal Santa Monica
Last summer, Big Blue committed one of the ultimate customer service offenses — they changed the schedule of the regular #3, but have not yet made
By Dr. Lisette Bauersachs Santa Monica
As the SMMUSD contemplates severe budget issues, we must remind them what is not to be cut from the budget — a top quality education
The Department of Beaches and Harbors is again offering its popular “Outdoor Adventures” programs in Burton Chace Park, 13650 Mindanao Way in Marina del Rey. Subjects covered include bird watching,
Prepare for the 18th annual Danskin Women’s Triathlon series with a renowned triath-lete. Sally Edwards is the author of more than 20 fitness sports’ books including, “Triathlons for
The Santa Monica College Foundation has announced that nominations are being sought for the first-ever SMC Distinguished Alumni Recognition Awards.
“Santa Monica College has an incredible roster of alumni
At times it seems that motorists drive themselves silly by circling city streets and area parking structures time after time searching out an empty parking space. Of course more parking
By Stephanie Boyles, M.S. Norfolk, VA
Let’s hope the lawsuit recently filed in California over the Navy’s sonar tests convinces the Navy to take animals’ welfare into
