SMC College Board
Four available seats
12 p.m. Wednesday: The Daily Press is still waiting to hear how many absentee and provisional ballots were cast at polling places last
CITY HALL — For years Santa Monicans for Renters' Rights (SMRR) has controlled a majority of the city's elected seats. Candidates endorsed by SMRR have, in recent years,
Ralph Mechur is running for school board. The following answers were submitted in response to questions from the Daily Press.
Name: Ralph Mechur
Age: 64
Occupation: Architect
Neighborhood of residence:
Jennifer Kennedy is running for City Council. The following answers were submitted in response to questions from the Daily Press.
Name: Jennifer Kennedy
Age: 44
Occupation: Manager/Consultant
Neighborhood: Wilmont
Name: Oscar de la Torre
Age: 43
Occupation: Founder/Executive Director
Neighborhood of residence: Pico Neighborhood
Own/Rent: Own
Marital status: Married
Kids: 2
Political affiliation: Democrat
Schooling: MA Degree
Name: Dhun May
Age: decline to state
Occupation: Teacher
Neighborhood of residence: Ocean Park neighborhood
Own/Rent: Own
Marital status: decline to state
Kids: Dr. Armaiti Khorshed May and Daniel
Craig Foster is running for School Board. The following answers were submitted in response to questions from the Daily Press.
Name: Craig Foster
Age: 56
Occupation: Teacher
Neighborhood of residence:
Laurie Lieberman is running for School Board. The following answers were submitted in response to questions from the Daily Press.
Name: Laurie Lieberman
Age: 61
Occupation: Lawyer
Neighborhood of residence:
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: College Professor
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:
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.
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 Monica
