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St. Monica Wins On Senior Night
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This article appears in the SPORTS SECTION
It was Senior Night on Friday, February 5, the last regular season game on the St. Monica boys' basketball schedule.
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Thus Far, Five Applicants for City Council Seat
EDITOR'S NOTE: Since this article was written, a fifth applicant, Gene Galvin, has been posted on the City Council's
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Hit and Run Victim's Family Seek Donations
The family of Brittany Norton, the 28-year-old female who was hit by a vehicle on February 1, leaving her in critical condition, is asking for help to cover the costs of
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Expo Phase 2 FEIR Approved
After more than two years of community discussions, the Final Environmental Impact Report (FEIR) for Expo Line’s Phase 2 light rail project was approved by the Expo Metro
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Planning Board Sends Bergamont to City
Hines, an international real estate firm, wants to develop the former Papermate site with 60 percent commercial and 40 percent residential development. This project was the
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$198 Parcel Tax on May Ballot
The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District’s Board of Education settled on $198 per parcel as the amount it will ask voters to approve in a mail-in election this May for
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When Will We Ever Learn?
When will we elect someone to office in this country who will completely, courageously, and without delay, disavow war? When will the U.S. learn to put our resources, both
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Are We Preparing to Kick Smoker’s Ashes?
Time and history reveal that we do, at certain points, jettison some of our worst habits. For example, you might view the entire body of federal, state, and local laws
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Not Another High-Speed Rail Vote
It would not be surprising if voters who read the latest report of California’s High Speed Rail Authority feel more than a little bit bait-and-switched.
Let’s look at
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Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor,
The effects of ALL federal budget prioritizing is ultimately local. It is in cities and towns and rural America that people feel the brunt of bad
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