By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica Mayor Richard Bloom will light a 12-foot outdoor menorah on the Third Street Promenade on Dec. 20. The lighting will be followed by
The Santa Monica city council needed to pay a consultant $58,000 to find out that the Third Street Promenade smells like a bum urinal (SMDP, Dec. 9, page 1)
By Joseph Hanania
Ms. Sackariason’s piece on the survey of the Promenade was quite interesting, (SMDP, Dec. 9, page 1). Especially interesting was the idea of converting the alleys
By Daily Press staff
SAMOHI — Thursday, Dec. 18, the Santa Monica High School Choral Studies Program will present its annual winter concert at 7 p.m. in Barnum Hall on
By Daily Press staff
Mayor Richard Bloom today will address the audience at the inaugural showing of the Winterlit outdoor theatre on the Third Street Promenade.
Winterlit Theatre is a
Consultants suggest cafes, cleaner alleys as solution
THIRD STREET PROMENADE — A $58,400 survey performed earlier this year to determine how to fix the Third Street Promenade has already prompted
Officials caution shoppers to be wary during holidays
CITY HALL — Nine Santa Monica retailers have been accused of overcharging customers by as much as $100, the City Attorney’s Office
“Is Santa Monica too loud? Who’s making all the noise?” Here are your responses:
■ “I don’t know who is making the noise, but I know what is making
By Daily Press staff
Winterlit Theater will offer a free children’s movie each Tuesday on the Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica from 5:30 p.m. to 9
By Lori Emerson
In response to Charles Springer’s article and misunderstanding of the homeless issue, and a comment to Maria Rodriquez’s letter (SMDP, Dec. 1, page 4).
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This week starts the rush to declare retail sales as either better than normal, or as indicators of a falling economy. This past Friday was the first day of the
By Neely Bogad San Francisco
I am writing regarding the article on the front page of your paper about the death of Bobby Ray Capps (SMDP, Nov. 19, page 1)
