SANTA MONICA – An extremely popular free workshop is being held for the parents of college bound high school students during the month of February at various Santa Monica locations.
The
Big Blue Bus offers a free pass to SMC students, employees
SMC Students at Santa Monica College should have an easier time next week getting to class on time, and
SANTA MONICA – An extremely popular free workshop is being held for the parents of college bound high school students during the month of February at various Santa Monica locations.
The
By Jenny Fisher
Hasn’t anyone else noticed the sign in front of Roosevelt Elementary School? I cringe every time I pass by the northeast corner of the heavily traversed
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Many Santa Monica
Watching the flow
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Officers on prowl for water abusers
NORTH OF MONTANA — A city inspector was patrolling the streets in Santa Monica’s 90402 area on Thursday, searching for those in violation of
PR executive looks to change the definition of public relations
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By Caroline Jacobs Santa Monica
I recently read Bill Bauer’s column (“South SM is stacked with services,” Nov. 20, page 4) listing the multitude of public housing for the