By Daily Press staff
Read any good books lately? The Santa Monica Citywide Reads Advisory Committee is inviting community input for the 2007 book selection.
The mission of Citywide Reads
Cup runneth out... Amidst all the excitement surrounding Sunday’s World Cup final, during which Italy defeated France in a shootout, comes the after-day realization that the sports world
COMMUNITY BRIEFS
By Daily Press staff
REI Santa Monica, the Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority, and the Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy have coordinated a family volunteer day at Franklin Canyon
Residents may be in a New York state of mind. Then again, classic Corsican might be the ticket. The answer should come to light this fall when residents of two
City officials plan to establish a $684,206 contract with Thomsen Landscape to complete the Euclid Street Neighborhood Park Project. The project will utilize 15,000 square feet of space
By Daily Press staff
A local church is hitting the hard issues with a spiritual perspective. Participants will discuss three currents issues: the death penalty, homelessness and the Iraq war.
The adult “Life Story Writing” class, at Westchester-Emerson School is to receive their latest group-book on June 21st 2006. The class, which meets at the YMCA every Wednesday
By Daily Press staff
In an effort to empower citizens to take a stand for clean water, Santa Monica Baykeeper is launching a new Clean Water Act: “Empower the People
Hold that thought... Beginning last week, a pair of downtown bathrooms, located in city parking structures, are being manned by attendants from morning until night. The pilot program is aimed
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Enduring the unusually muggy weather conditions, the tournament was attended by more than 140 amateur and semi-professional players, as well as prominent business leaders from within the community.
By Daily Press staff
Golf means money. Sponsors of the 20th annual Buerge-Palisades/Malibu YMCA Charity Golf Tournament have announced record monies for the Westside Y’s fundraiser held
By Daily Press staff
Dozens of homeless people found a safe haven at a local park last month. Twenty-five staff and guests held a picnic barbecue and game fest
