Richard Tahvildaran-Jesswein is running for School Board. The following answers were submitted in response to questions from the Daily Press.
Name: Richard Tahvildaran-Jesswein, Ph.D.
Age: 45
Occupation:
Patty Finer is running for School Board. The following answers were submitted in response to questions from the Daily Press.
Name: Patty Finer
Occupation: College Admissions Consultant
Neighborhood of residence:
CITYWIDE — City Council candidates have spent more than $375,000 on their campaigns as they enter the final week of the race.
This money does not include the political action
SMMUSD HDQRTRS - There are four spots up for grabs on the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District Board of Education but fifth place might not be so bad after all.
MY WRITE — Two weeks ago (Oct. 13, 2014) I wrote about a new apartment building proposed for
500 Broadway at Fifth Street (formerly Fred Segal) that was before City Council
Candidates discuss what they would like to see in the next City Manager in the City of Santa Monica. Squirm Night at the Broad Stage on Monday, Oct 13.
Squirm
BROADWAY — When the four-unit apartment project on Broadway at Stanford Street got its permits, Bill Clinton had recently been reelected, Pacific Park had just opened up on the Santa
EDISON — Edison Language Academy will have air conditioning in the building just in time for winter.
The Board of Education approved a roughly $180,000 "temporary solution" to
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD - A controversial 21-unit condominium project proposed for the Pico Neighborhood may be put on ice thanks to a nominationfrom the Landmarks Commission last week.
The project, slated
MY WRITE — The "do nothing" Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District (SMMUSD) Board of Education is way overdue for a shake-up. Thanks to dedicated teachers, most of
SMMUSD — A seven-candidate race for three contested and one open seat on the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District Board of Education has brought in more than $130,000
SMC — For a body whose existence many Santa Monicans aren't aware of, the Santa Monica College Board of Trustees candidates sure have raised a lot of money.
Between
