A passionate, decade-long romance between a carefree, peripatetic young woman of means and a working-class idealist is repeatedly put to the test in this handsome but unremarkable World
Communications glitch wreaking havoc at airports
By Daily Press staff cials were troubleshooting the breakdown. Planes across the country were grounded as officials worked to correct the problem.
The cause
Third anniversary of terrorist attacks dredge up memories for Santa Monica’s rescue workers
By GENEVA WHITMARSH Daily Press Staff Writer
When the World Trade Center’s towers toppled, Jim
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Interested in how Santa Monica Boulevard will be rebuilt for mass transit, or how light rail might affect the entire city?
A national audience of transportation
After a $1.6M verdict, woman speaks out
By GENEVA WHITMARSH Daily Press Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES — Just days after a Santa Monica jury awarded Nena Jimeno Ruiz $1.6
Wyles Vance is this week’s mystery photo, which was taken of a mural painted on the side of Ambiance Salon on Main Street. Vance has won a gift certificate
Some 2,500 delegates descended upon New York City this week for the Republican National Convention.
Pre-convention polls showed the race to be evenly split, as Democratic challenger John
This week, Q-Line wants to know, “Do the national conventions typically affect the way you vote? Can President Bush’s speech sway you one way or another in light
■ Khadevis Robinson will be looking for his shot at Olympic glory in the next few days. A sprinter in the 800-meter event, the 28-year-old finished second at
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There will be a memorial for Harold S. “Steve” Brouillette, who passed away on Aug. 9.
The memorial will be at the Elks Lodge at 1040
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A $1,000 grand prize is being offered in a special religious poetry contest sponsored by the New Jersey Rainbow Poets, free to anyone who has
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Santa Monica marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of author Christopher Isherwood with two talks and book discussions by Isherwood scholars.
Dr. Carola Kaplan, professor
