The American Red Cross of Santa Monica is holding a community blood drive on April 19, from 10am to 4pm. A Bloodmobile will be at the corner 0f 28th St. and Ocean Park Blvd. Participants must be over 110 pounds, in good health and over 18 years old. Photo identification is required. Appointments recommended, 310. 448.4885 or www.givelife.org sponsor code: SantaMonicaCommunity.
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