Richard McKay is this week’s mystery photo winner. McKay accurately described that this photo was taken of the Cavalia tent near the Santa Monica Pier. McKay has won a
and sold in 1923 when it was used for meetings of the women’s auxiliary of union veterans of the Civil War. In the early 1970s, artist Helen Taylor Sheats
This past week, Q-line asked: What should your elected leaders’ New Years Resolutions be for 2005?
Here are your responses: ✆ “Our elected officials should begin with cleaning up this
By Daily Press staff
Due to the overwhelming outpouring of support for the victims of the Southeast Asia earthquake and tsunami, the Red Cross of Santa Monica has opened a
By Daily Press staff
A global investment firm donated locally this holiday season. For more than 20 years, the staff of Payden & Rygel has participated in procuring essential resources
By Daily Press staff
Some 220 Santa Monica youngsters received free gifts and ice cream cones last week courtesy of the local Elks.
The Santa Monica Elks, which hosted a
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica Red Cross is collecting donations to help and support the thousands of victims of the earthquakes and tsunamis in southern Asia.
The American
SM SYMPHONY, from page 3 Symphony plays on in 2005
By D’LYNN WALDRON Special to the Daily Press
Nearly 2,000 people came out earlier this month to celebrate
Jay Heiserman is this week’s mystery photo winner. He accurately described where this photo of a shaker-style chair is located. It’s suspended upside down from the ceiling
