DAYS ON THE MARKET
By JODI SUMMERS
Lifestyles, like fashion, run in cycles. Studies show that our standard of living ideals swing from extravagance to simplicity in approximately 30-year
By Daily Press staff
Television and film stars Ted Danson and Amber Valletta visited Wild Oats Market on Montana Avenue earlier this month to help Oceana honor California Attorney General
By Ronald Martin Santa Monica
In regards to Gerald M. Condon’s letter (SMDP, Oct. 11, page 5) regarding the veterans. Has he been in the service. Did he fight
Silent partners: Auctions garner $3,000
By JASMIN PERSCH Special to the Daily Press
MONTANA AVENUE — Area merchants have gotten swept up in the charitable spirit following Hurricane Katrina, with
Let there be light: Council to illuminate pedestrian zone
The salary hike of 4 percent is for the fiscal year 2005-06 and will be retroactive from the first day
“Know before you go” is a weekly update on construction projects throughout Santa Monica. Here are the government-initiated projects for the week of Oct. 10: Fourth Street fiber optic
don’t want increased heights, they don’t want increased density, and they don’t want increased traffic. We want the city to solve the circulation problems that were created
COMMUNITY BRIEFS
By Daily Press staff
In response to the devastation by Hurricane Katrina to the Gulf Coasts, the Montana Avenue Merchants Association is planning a silent auction and drawing
By Daily Press staff
In their fundraising effort to aid the hurricane relief, owners David Abrams and Jason Lara of luxelab salon have proven that even just a haircut can
Made in the shade? Landlord wants a trim
WILSHIRE-MONTANA — A property owner committed to scaling back the city-landmarked tree on his front yard to make room for condos
Photo courtesy of Nancy Zelon Local kids lent a helping hand to Hurricane Katrina victims this past weekend, raising $531 at a lemonade stand on Montana Avenue and Euclid Street.
