By Daily Press staff
If you want to be a better book club leader, the Santa Monica Public Library has just the seminar for you.
Rachel Jacobsohn will lead “How
Citizens welcome to suggest new sister cities
By LAUREN BONIFACIO Special to the Daily Press
And you thought you were an only child.
Some Santa Monicans might yet be unaware,
Quick ideas to lighten and brighten your home in a snap, leaving winter behind and setting the scene for warmer days ahead.
By CJ JAEGER Special to the Daily Press
with wallcoverings
Sometimes, a cover-up is just what’s called for. New wallcoverings take a room where faux paint techniques just won’t go, providing intricate, sophisticated designs and
By CJ JAEGER Special to the Daily Press I t conceals, it reveals. Nothing hides wall imperfections, blemishes and unwanted décor as well as wallcovering. And nothing flatters a room
“Should the words ‘under God’ be removed from the Pledge of Allegiance? Why or why not?”
Here are your responses: ■ “The United States is certainly comprised of every tongue, tribe
By Daily Press staff
It will be a rare day when pigs fly. But this April, they’ll soar to heights of culinary perfection.
Food and wine enthusiasts are invited
By Daily Press staff
It’s that time of year again. Most Americans will return to daylight savings time this weekend, resetting their clocks ahead by one hour at 2
By MORNING WOOD Daily Planet Slave
The Santa Monica Daily Planet has been awarded the Pulitzer Prize for an article detailing the covert connection between Al Qaida terrorists, ousted Iraq
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After years of being accused of not providing enough public bathing facilities, local politicans have opened the Freako storm drain to citizens. One local citizen, pictured
Socio-economic classes ready to rumble
By SACKA SOMETHING Daily Planet Slave
The fight is on.
Still bitter from their loss last year in the First Annual Class Bash, members
