July 28, 2026
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Samohi Girls Volleyball Reaches CIF Finals:

Late November marked a significant chapter in the history of Samohi athletics when, for the first time in memory, the Vikings had no fewer than three teams in CIF post season play at the same […]

John Adams Upgrades Fields:

The newly-installed artificial turf fields at John Adams Middle School have drawn the attention and praise of community members in addition to people connected to the school. The three fields with the same FieldTurf that […]

THE THANK YOU TREE:

Artist Anthony Schmitt, 51, builds his 12th Annual “Edgemar Holiday Tree” on Wednesday, November 19. This year’s sculpture/installation is titled “The Thank You Tree.” It is 36 feet tall (three feet higher than last year’s […]

Horoscopes: Laura Wilde, Mirror Contributing Writer

ARIES Too much too soon, that’s the theme lately. When you get everything you need quicker than you expect it, everything gets thrown off balance. What you need it time to work it all out. […]

Jr. Vikings Play for PCC Championship Again:

Last week the 2008 Jr. Midget team of the Santa Monica Youth Football and Cheer organization captured the title of Coast Conference Champions. This weekend they played for the 2008 Pacific Coast Conference Championship. This […]

Congratulations Follow St. Monica’s Victory:

As one might expect, it was a joyous week at St. Monica High School after the football team ended a four-year, 37-game losing streak. The 21-19 victory at Salesian High on November 14 was followed […]

Local Volleyball Sign-ups Begin:

Registration is available through December 15 for spring, 2009 USYVL volleyball at Clover Park in Santa Monica. Boys and girls 7-14 are eligible for recreational play in the eight-week league that begins in April. Parents […]

Playoff Defeat Ends Samohi’s Football Season:

After winning eight of 10 games, the Santa Monica High football team had high hopes for success in the CIF playoffs. But the end came quickly November 21 when the Vikings were run out of […]