COMMUNITY PROFILES
By WINTER JOHNSON Special to the Daily Press
Ysidro Reyes IV is a child of Santa Monica, and not only because he was born here.
Born in 1911
City Hall considers rodents a health risk
PALISADES PARK — Animal-rights activists have their chestnuts in a twist over the city’s poisoning of ground squirrels, but the city contends
City Hall will most likely extend a contract with The Ferguson Group, which has served as a liaison since 1994 between Santa Monica and Washington, D.C.
The extended contract
Bluffs blaze bedevils commuters
By ROBERT FATURECHI Special to the Daily Press
PCH — A small brushfire just off Pacific Coast Highway slowed the morning commute Monday, as lanes were temporarily
By L. Kane Santa Monica
It saddened me to read Kevin McKeown’s letter, “stop poisoning the squirrels” (SMDP June 8, page 4). Is this our City Councilman? Last time
Sea lions, dolphins sick from tainted fish
SM BEACH — Anyone spotting a sea lion or dolphin washed up on local shores would be wise to leave it alone.
Peter Wallerstein,
By Sterling Walters Santa Monica
The other day, as I was walking with my son through Palisades Park, my son indicated that he needed to use the restroom. We went
By Kevin McKeown Santa Monica
It saddened me to read Geoff Shackelford’s letter (SMDP, June 3, page 4), “Poison in our parks prompts questions,” in which he described poisoned
By Geoff Shackelford Santa Monica
The poisoning of squirrels in the northern portion of Palisades Park seems rather crude and unsafe considering that there are no signs posted notifying park
Crill Hansen/Special to the Daily Press At 9:57 a.m. yesterday, Santa Monica police responded to the 100 block of Pacific Coast Highway regarding a non-injury traffic
By Daily Press staff
Walking through Palisades Park can now be a botanical educational experience. Thanks to the contribution of long-time Santa Monica resident and Palisades Park advocate Gerald
