Women taking a stand
A doctor, a surfer, a community activist, a service provider — all women of the year.
Amidst the backdrop of a $175-plate chicken and orzo pilaf
Couple has designs on creating utopia in city
CITYWIDE — Robert and Rayni Joan Moskowitz don’t just want to know their neighbors, they want to purchase a home with them.
By Daily Press staff
For many small, not-for-profit organizations, having a Web site is not just a perk, it’s a necessary tool to providing services, resources, and
By Daily Press staff
Those parishioners seeking to get in touch with the divine in non-traditional ways will have a chance when St. Monica Parish offers a retreat on
By Daily Press staff
Two individuals have taken local books nobody wanted and given them to organizations that do.
Shelly Rosen, an entertainment lawyer, and Mark Johnson, biologist-turned-builder,
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Spring is in the air, and a fair is being organized by a local church to celebrate. First United Methodist Church Nursery School Spring Fair, now
Frustrated residents tire of lodging complaints
SUNSET PARK — Despite assurances from U.S. postal officials that delays in mail deliveries to pockets of Santa Monica and West Los Angeles have
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Women who are working to overcome mental illness will offer a variety of arts and crafts, the proceeds of which will be used to help support
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Residents will have the opportunity to hear directly from Santa Monica’s newly appointed city manager — P. Lamont Ewell — during a general membership meeting hosted by
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Santa Monicans will have the opportunity to join their countrymen and women in prayer.
The city will hold its 16th Annual Observance of the National Day
By GUEST COMMENTARY BY DAVID GRUNWALD
Foaming at the mouth, a recent Q- Line contributor suggested that Santa Monica Councilmember Bobby Shriver hold weekly keg parties for homeless people on
