New ice rink brings back fond memories
By JARED MORGAN Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN When U.S. Figure Skating Hall of Famer Tai Babilonia goes shopping on Broadway
Most Westsiders are often forced make the trek to Hollywood or other points east to find their entertainment because this side of town isn’t really known for being the
Visitors Bureau has had open arms for 25 years
(sub) Visitors Bureau has had open arms for 25 years
By Kevin Herrera
Daily Press Staff Writers
CITYWIDE — When Beverly Moore
Most Westsiders are often forced make the trek to Hollywood or other points east to find their entertainment because this side of town isn’t really known for being the
Residents asked to kill the lights and save the world
(sub) Residents asked to kill the lights, save the world
By Kevin Herrera
Daily Press Staff Writer
CITYWIDE — If all
When Jim Henson started making puppets in the 1960s, no one questioned him. Contemporary puppeteer Erik Sanko knows his plight — he plays with dolls.
“The Fortune Teller” is Sanko’s
Listen to the Life of Christ in Latin as Pomerium, a 14-member a capella group, belts out unaccompanied tunes at the Getty Center in the Harold M. Williams Auditorium
As the Santa Monica Pier nears a hundred years in existence, it is no wonder that so many fond memories have been made there. Whether it was fishing with dad
Rare coins visit SM
DOWNTOWN A Santa Monica-based precious metals company has put together one of the finest coin collections ever assembled, the crown jewel being a “Four Dollar
As the Santa Monica Pier nears a hundred years in existence, it is no wonder that so many fond memories have been made there. Whether it was fishing with dad
