Dear Dorie, My 14-month-old son is walking and running energetically, but I’ve noticed that he is usually bow-legged. My pediatrician assures me that he is fine.
By Thomas P. Kilgannon Guest Commentary
TAX DAY IS APPROACHING AND THOSE of you who still owe Uncle Sam money had better send it in. That’s because the free-
Santa Monica There’s no shame in cutting losses Editor:
By Liz Koers Ocean Park City got its fair market share Editor: Linda Morris Doug Long Rio Rancho, NM
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A product of the district, school board Vice President Oscar de la Torre recalls how he excelled in math in his younger years, taking pre-algebra in the seventh-grade
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 JEANETTE HENDERSON is author of the book “There’s no such thing as public speaking” and is a co-founder of Podium Master, a presentation consulting firm. She may
By BILL
IN ORDER TO COUNTER INDEPENDENT “big money” influence on local elections, the City Council recently debated a staff recommendation that would grant council candidates — who meet minimum qualifications
By Neil Macaulay Santa Monica
I see much reference lately to Queen Elizabeth I and Queen Elizabeth II in the media recently due to movies about them, I think. The
By Jack L. Allen Santa Monica
(Re: “Rents just keep on rising in this town,” March 12, page 1) For the sake of argument I will accept all the assumptions
Local legal duo dispenses free advice on the air
By KRISTIN MAYER Special to the Daily Press
CITY HALL Professional legal help and live entertainment intersect in the form of
Kevin Varadian is the winner of the latest Mystery Photo contest, being the first to correctly identify that this shot was captured at the Tattoo Asylum parlor on Windward Avenue.
