Novel Cafes appear to be appearing randomly throughout Santa Monica, Ocean Park, Main Street, a host of other locations outside of our city, and lately, on Lincoln (going down in the world?). Each Novel Café […]
The eighth grade graduating class at Santa Monica’s Westside Waldorf School traditionally takes a class trip and this year will be heading to New York and Washington D.C. Their trip will be funded partially by […]
Special Olympics Southern California has appointed Mary Ann Powell, CEO and general manager of Pacific Park on the Santa Monica Pier, as the newest member of its board of directors. Powell recently assumed the position […]
Murder Most British: A Mystery Author Panel at the Santa Monica Public Library The plot thickens as the Santa Monica Public Library hosts Murder Most British: A Mystery Author Discussion on March 10, at 7 […]
Community and business leaders and a City Councilmember christened the grand opening of two new state-of-the-art facilities, Tower Wound Care Center of Santa Monica (TWC) and Tower Surgical Center (TSC), at St. John’s Medical Plaza. […]
Dear Editor, It is fair to say that now is the worst possible time in the history of our state to be a Community College student in California. We are caught in the midst of […]
At long last, there are signs Californians might become a little inventive in the face of financial crisis. The best example so far of an idea for making lemonade when life has dispensed lemons comes […]
I am not exactly a jet-set globe hopper, but I am happy to report that I attended my second winter Olympics with a quick three day jaunt to the Vancouver Games. Eight years ago I […]
At the very moment last week that many states were prideful about hometown talent winning medals in the Olympics, some of California’s youth were involved in public performances of a very different nature. The degree […]
