Gregory travels across the nation in an effort to raise cancer funds
GARBERVILLE, CALIF. — The 59th day of the greatest journey of Matt Gregory’s life turned out to be
Closing sales are not unusual on 2nd
SECOND STREET — With offices, yoga studios and gyms as far as the eye can see, it seems as though this sleepy street is
Jewelers say they aren’t aware of diamond origins
CITYWIDE — Blood or no blood, Santa Monica jewelers don’t believe the new Edward Zwick flick examining the scandalous diamond operations
Post-holiday shopping slower on Montana
CITYWIDE — The day after Christmas this year won’t be documented as a “Black Tuesday” in the retail accounting books, but parts of the
Kwanzaa is only 40 years old
CITYWIDE — Christmas may be over, but the holiday festivities continue as Kwanzaa — a holiday celebrating African-American heritage — begins today and continues until the
LocalNational 8 MONDAY, DECEMBER 25, 2006 A newspaper with issues COMMUNITY PROFILES THOMAS STEPHENS Recording Katrina
SANTA MONICA PIER — Gazing out at an endless sea of blue water was somewhat
Don’t change that answering machine
CITYWIDE — With the feel of a small town, where it seems everybody knows your name and everybody knows if you’re out of town,
Customers unhappy with service change
CITYWIDE — The changeover from Adelphia to Time Warner Cable might not have gone as smoothly as planned in Santa Monica.
From the time the changeover
Trees represent holiday wishes
PICO BLVD. — In the mausoleum just next to the Library of Living Memories — a holding room for urns — a child wishes his deceased grandfather a happy
A shot at history
MID-CITY — A local conservancy group fighting to restore the city’s last known “shotgun” house has received a holiday bonus.
The National Trust for Historic
With preoccupied shoppers, landlords are cutting rents
CITYWIDE — The holidays are a wonderful time of year for apartment hunters as those seeking a place to live get a breather in
