Hand to Hand, a group comprised, for the most part, of Agape Church volunteers, served food and gave presents to more than 200 Santa Monicans on Christmas Day on the lawn of City Hall.
The gifts included safety pins, hand wipes, razors, batteries, socks, soap and pet food.The group, which has been serving food on Saturdays for eleven years at City Hall, provided food on Christmas eve and Monday, Boxing Day, as well as Christmas, as most service providers in the area were closed.
The Santa Monica City Council postponed a vote to select an acting mayor from ranks of serving councilmembers until the May 25 meeting following a failed attempt at its May 11 meeting. Councilmember Bobby Shriver […]
Mitch Chortkoff Mirror Sports Editor The Santa Monica High boys’ basketball team took a 14-1 record into its Ocean League schedule and kept right on rolling with a 63-48 home victory over Morningside on Wednesday, […]
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