By Franceye Smith Santa Monica
Sometimes I wonder why it is that so many letter writers to your pages refuse to move to the legendary Chelm, where they would be
Want to know how the world came to be? Nanoscience — the study of tiny particles such as atoms and molecules — will be the topic of the kick-off talk March
“Still Life,” a collection of black-and-white images that evoke 17th Century painters and legendary photographers, will be exhibited March 1 through April 2 at the Santa Monica College
By Mat Millen Santa Monica
Recent crimes in the vicinity of Community Corp. of Santa Monica low-income housing projects validate the H.U.D. study, “In The Crossfire, The
By Daily Press staff
Author Paula Woods will give a free lecture Feb. 26 on the topic of “Spooks, Spies and Private Eyes: Black Mystery, Crime & Suspense Fiction of
By Daily Press staff
In its continuing celebration of “Black History Month,” Santa Monica College will present a free lecture called “LA City Limits: African American Los Angeles from the
By Daily Press staff
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD — When a worker installing cable in this neighborhood stumbled upon a firearm in the bushes Tuesday, he called police. But before authorities could get
By MAUREEN TOBIN & THOMAS YOUNG Special to the Daily Press
■ When you feast on the cuisines of the Mediterranean, expect the foods to excite and stimulate you and penetrate
By Marc Sanschagrin Santa Monica
It’s nice to see the issues of the Pico neighborhood garnering so many column inches in the local press, but I think we’ve
By Robin Steely Santa Monica
This is the first time I have had time to write about the article writing about Mr. Sanschagrin since it appeared (SMDP, Feb. 2, page
By Mathew L Millen
Pico Neighborhood Association board member Marc Sanschagrin said in letter to the editor (SMDP, Feb. 9, page 4) that “the neighborhoods in the PNA voted in
By Marc Sanschagrin PNA Board rookie
Although I must confess to being flattered just to be listed as one of Santa Monica’s leaders (a bit of a stretch), I
