your coffee table! Business owner cited in 1992 for dumping toxic chemical
Federal authorities are investigating a local business for allegedly dumping toxic waste into the city’s sewers.
The
By Bob Hausenbauer Proprietor, Ocean Park Omelette Parlor ‘The good times are over’ Editor:
In direct response to Beverly Abrams’ editorial (SMDP, April 3). Beverly, you are lacking in a
By Daily Press staff
A group of Main Street merchants has banded together to form a free book exchange.
The Main Street Book Exchange is billed as an unregulated library
This past Sunday, Q-line asked: “Do you think the parking meter increase is fair? Why or why not?”
Here are your responses: ■“ I have less quarrel with the parking
By Daily Press staff
The Main Street Merchants Association’s second community clean up event is scheduled for Saturday, March 22 and will focus on the Ocean Park neighborhood.
Volunteers
Flames seen as far away as Main Street
A fire destroyed a local antique store on Thursday and caused more than $1 million in damages.
Simply Sofas and Lona Antiques
Local lawsuit levied by Jacobs still pending
A new owner could soon take over one of the most controversial and largest development sites in Santa Monica.
Developer Howard Jacobs, who
Plan proposed to increase parking, permit more outdoor dining
Merchants along Main Street want to make the street more vibrant by adding more outdoor dining and allowing merchandise to be
By Theresa Stocking
I have owned and operated a small furniture store on Main Street in Santa Monica for over five years. I survived El Nino the first year, lack
By Gary Gordon Executive Director Main Street Merchants Association Council needs to start thinking Editor:
Tonight the City Council will open discussion on sidewalk dining, sandwich signs and display of
Santa Monica Playhouse may get $75K from City Council
By Daily Press staff
Merchants and shoppers want to revitalize Main Street so it’s more of a pleasure to walk