Silent partners: Auctions garner $3,000
By JASMIN PERSCH Special to the Daily Press
MONTANA AVENUE — Area merchants have gotten swept up in the charitable spirit following Hurricane Katrina, with
Macerich Inc., owner of Santa Monica Place Mall, had a one-year return of 46.9 percent on its stock.
DID YOU KNOW?
Originally published in the Santa Monica Daily
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica Mailboxes & More at 3435 Ocean Park Blvd. #107 has agreed to honor the contracts of EarthInhabitant mailbox renters and give them an additional
Whistle-blower’s case to be settled out of court
MID-CITY — The former general manager of Honda of Santa Monica who blew the whistle on alleged consumer fraud by
By Daily Press staff
The Internal Revenue Service is encouraging leave-based donation programs for victims of Hurricane Katrina. Employees may donate their unused vacation, sick or personal leave in
National retailer looks for niche by the beach
DOWNTOWN — A popular retailer of outdoor gear will replace the Toys “R” Us that once occupied the corner of Santa Monica Boulevard
COMMUNITY BRIEFS
By Daily Press staff
In response to the devastation by Hurricane Katrina to the Gulf Coasts, the Montana Avenue Merchants Association is planning a silent auction and drawing
By Daily Press staff
Tracy Larrua has been appointed director of public relations at The Fairmont Miramar Hotel, Santa Monica.
In that capacity, she will oversee all public relations and
By Daily Press staff
In their fundraising effort to aid the hurricane relief, owners David Abrams and Jason Lara of luxelab salon have proven that even just a haircut can
City also taking a look at massage parlor rules
CITY HALL — Just how to balance sex shops’ right to operate with the concerns of a community will have elected officials
Hotel restaurant will remain closed for week after blaze
By Daily Press staff
SHUTTERS ON THE BEACH — A fire broke out in a kitchen ventilation system on Saturday, forcing some
Dismayed cart operators unhappy with new vendor
THIRD STREET — Those concerned about the Promenade’s new cart program hope City Hall will help iron out issues with the new vendor,
