Youth center changing name to honor Becerra
EXPOSITION BLVD. — The family of a Santa Monica man slain over the weekend contend he was well on his way to a better
The SMC Library — which recently underwent a $23.6 million modernization and expansion project — has drawn wide praise for its architectural design and state-of-the-art features.
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Santa Monica College has announced that Martin Sosin has donated 18 original Sam Francis prints to the college, which are currently hanging in the campus’ library.
Homeless vets in L.A. estimated at 17,000
BRENTWOOD — The push to provide housing for hundreds of down-and-out veterans may have been moot on Thursday, due to
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Le Merigot Beach Hotel and Spa’s catering manager Jennifer Edwards has family who was displaced from New Orleans and are now refugees in Houston. They
New bond measure may finance new facilities
DISTRICT HDQTRS. — School officials on Thursday will weigh in on consultant bids to create a district-wide growth plan that will likely include
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The recruitment of a new Santa Monica College president is well under way, with the deadline for applications, Sept. 30, fast approaching.
The college has cast
Future development plans to be discussed next week
BRENTWOOD — Residents concerned about the fate of the Veteran Administration’s 387-acre campus gathered for a town hall meeting on Wednesday,
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Shutters on the Beach and Casa Del Mar are joining forces in a fundraising effort in conjunction with Hurricane Katrina relief efforts.
One hundred percent of
Backer’s master class — “The Psychology of Performance in Acting and Musical Theatre” — will be held at 7 p.m. in the Hangar Stage, located at SMC’s Airport Campus,
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The Art Institutes has announced that it will assist both domestic and international students from universities in New Orleans, southern Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama universities, which
New bills slated to go into effect July 2007
SACRAMENTO — Two state bills, passed last week and aimed at reducing obesity among students, are being watched by district officials, who