By Jodi Summers
“Look at the stock market versus what’s going on in the real economy — Main Street versus Wall Street,” commands William C. Dunkelberg, professor of economics at
Q-LINE, from page 4
Last week, Q-line asked, “Was the ATM fee ban a waste of time and taxpayer money from the beginning? Or was it a valid
By Daily Press staff
Enduring months of road construction and long traffic jams, merchants on Main Street in Santa Monica have something to celebrate.
They plan to party on Sunday,
Join us at the Makeover Celebration 10am, adjacent to the Farmer's Market just south of Ocean Park Blvd. Celebrate the end of the construction on Main and the
Join us at the Makeover Celebration 10am, adjacent to the Farmer's Market just south of Ocean Park Blvd. Celebrate the end of the construction on Main and the
By Jeffrey Weinstein Santa Monica
On Monday, May 19, the Architectural Review Board met for a second time to review Community Corporation of Santa Monica’s proposed four-story, 44-
11am - 6pm: Live Music, Children's Activities (with a petting farm), Fashion Shows, Art Show, Sidewalk Sale, the Scavenger Hunt, Special in-store sales and events, and more!
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10am at the Farmer's Market • Proclamations • Ribbon-cutting • Souvenirs Celebrate the completion of the new wastewater conveyance system and the end of the construction on Main Street!
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Celebrate by participating in the First Ever MAIN STREET SCAVENGER HUNT. You could win a couch from Ashland & Hill, fashionwear and activewear, dinners for two, beauty supplies and more!
Furniture stripper allegedly dumped toxic chemicals into sewer
Criminal charges were filed against the owner of a Santa Monica furniture-stripping shop Wednesday for allegedly dumping toxic chemicals into the
Join us at the Makeover Celebration 10am, adjacent to the Farmer's Market just south of Ocean Park Blvd. Celebrate the end of the construction on Main and the
“I want my sister to have Ms. Erlandson,” said Aimee Hamel, whose little sister is a second grader at Juan Cabrillo. “She’s nice.” City non-profit organizations may see
