Anita Holcomb of Santa Monica was the first person to identify that last week’s mystery photo was taken at the Camera Obscura on Ocean Avenue. Holcomb has won a
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica Chapter of the American Red Cross (1450 11th Street) has added extra hours of operation to meet the needs of the public for
By Daily Press staff
For those saddened by the devastation in the South in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, some Santa Monicans are saying that help’s on the way.
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The Santa Monica chapter of the American Red Cross is calling for help from the public in efforts to support disaster relief efforts now going on
Shriver and company are thinking big for czar short list
CITY HALL — While delays seem to plague homelessness efforts throughout the county, Santa Monica is moving full-speed ahead with
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The Santa Monica Elks have a new commander. Mark Hasson took the leadership position at Legion Post 123 after the former commander was transferred to Monterey
Katrina has killed more than 70 people
CITYWIDE — The hurricane that pulverized the Gulf Coast this week is being felt far and wide, including in Santa Monica, where the local
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A local non-profit organization will be hosting a bowling tournament for mentally retarded children and adults.
The Westside Special Olympics will be hosting their first
Carol Snoxell was last week’s mystery photo winner. She accurately identified that this photo was taken at Douglas Park on Wilshire Boulevard. Snoxell has won a Santa Monica Daily
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A Santa Monica-based charitable group passed out more than 20 grants to a wide variety of Los Angeles community organizations, including groups representing garment workers,
By Daily Press staff
The Center for Healthy Aging is hiring volunteers interested in working with seniors. A wide variety of positions are open, including information and referral, health clinic
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Jennie Garth, star of the WB’s “What I Like About You” will be in Santa Monica next month to encourage Los Angeles families to help
