By Daily Press staff
The Conservancy will continue its tradition of holding its annual meeting in an important, local historic building. This year Hotel Casa Del Mar will host the
The end of an era in the construction world ended in February when Fisher Lumber & Hardware closed its doors after 82 years in business. It was the only lumberyard
the largest and most expensive for Santa Monica in recent years.
Yahoo already had three smaller offices in Santa Monica with a total of 200 employees. However, the company’s
YAHOO! COMES TO TOWN The internet giant announced earlier this year that it will expand its presence in Santa Monica, which began in August. The addition of hundreds of employees
Mark 2005 as yet another year for Santa Monica’s history books. The past year has been full of twists and turns, with good and bad news hitting Santa Monicans
For more than 80 years, Fisher Lumber filled a niche, and it still will with new store
By FABIAN LEWKOWICZ Special to the Daily Press
For eight decades, Fisher Lumber
By Daily Press staff
A local CPA firm is adding another name to its list of shareholders. Gumbiner Savett Inc., one of Southern California’s largest CPA and business consulting
Editor’s note: In the editorial regarding the selection process for Santa Monica’s new city manager, Lamont Ewell, (SMDP, Dec. 2, page 4), we suggested that city officials should
eginning at the intersection of Arizona and Ocean avenues, these 14 inspiring and dramatic scenes proclaim the story of Christmas to all who pass by.
Opening ceremonies: SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11,
Sign at Zucky’s to be preserved
DOWNTOWN — A deli once renowned as a frequent stop for celebrities and politicos alike will be transformed into a retail store.
Plans to
By Daily Press staff
The Internal Revenue Service has issued a consumer alert about an Internet scam in which consumers receive an e-mail informing them of a tax refund.
