COMMUNITY PROFILES FRED BASTEN Rewriting the past from along the roadside
By IRENE MANAHAN Special to the Daily Press
MAIN STREET Documenting history is one thing, but actually making it
“We are always being reminded to make sure we card our customers (to see if they are of legal age),”
“(Business owners) do not want to jeopardize their licenses, so
DOWNTOWN She said “yes.”
On Valentine’s Day, Christopher Hertrich was sweating bullets all day,crossing his fingers that his girlfriend, Ritsuko Nakane, had not read the day’s edition
DOWNTOWN Is there a way to make everyone happy?
In a city where lanes are barely wide enough to accommodate cars and bicycles, city officials are desperately seeking a win-
“I’ve loved you since the day I met you. I want to spend the rest of my days with you. Ritsuko, will you marry me?” -- Christopher
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By KRISTIN MAYER Special to the Daily Press
MAIN STREET When I nudged open the black door into the dimly lit Barcopa on Main Street last Wednesday night, I had
CITYWIDE With a backdrop of the setting sun and waves crashing against the shore, Santa Monica Beach just might be one of the most romantic destinations on the Westside.
After
Chicago.
Voters can view a video of Hudson performing her tricks online — sneezing, waving good-bye and feigning shyness.
“I’m not surprised,” Gershberg said on Thursday, alluding to Hudson’
By Daily Press staff
DOWNTOWN Two longtime Santa Monica residents are giving back in a big way, donating $100,000 to the Santa Monica Historical Society to aid in the
