By Beverly Cohn I might as well get it said from the top. “Chasing Mem’ries,” written and directed by Josh Ravetch, is an unbearable schmaltzy, overly sentimental, soppy play. Billed as “A Different Kind […]
By Sam Skopp St. Anne’s Church on Colorado Avenue recently hosted its annual Fall Festival, with free admission to anyone in the community attracting mostly families with children from around town. The festival included many […]
Dear Editor, President Trump has used his pardon pen, while the Muller investigation starts indicting his associates. Today, he practiced on two very innocent Minnesota turkeys. The other 244 million turkeys killed in the […]
Santa Monicans have had their skates on for twirls of fun at Downtown Santa Monica’s annual ICE in recent days. Officially opening Nov. 5 and inviting skaters of all abilities to hit the rink up […]
By Tom Elias Charles Manson is dead and the timing is definitely appropriate. The most notorious inmate in the California prison system died this week at 83 of natural causes in a Bakersfield hospital where […]
By Marcie Polier Swartz Founder CEO Village for Vets Since the VA lawsuits of 2011 and the Settlement Agreement of 2015 new leadership has taken over the VA. Veteran’s Oversight Groups monitor the activities […]
By Sam Skopp Santa Monica Public Library (SMPL) was host to a series of food and drink event last month: Santa Monica Eats. Sunday Nov. 11 saw the final morning in the series – “Wild […]
By Patty Tedesco Artist Harrison Love finds inspiration everywhere. He grew up traveling around the world frequenting local galleries. “Santa Monica has an abundance of talent,” said Love, who will be exhibiting his work in […]
by Marci Weiner It was my pleasure to attend the 17th Annual “Les Girls” cabaret, benefitting the National Breast Cancer Coalition Fund. Hosted by Lauren Shuler Donner, the event kicked off with a cocktail […]
Dear Sir/Madam, At the 30 Oct. school district separation meeting, both the school board and SM residents suggested that Santa Monica needs more money (i.e. Malibu money) to help close the achievement gap within […]
Brentwood-Based Program Needs Help Delivering Meals During the Holidays Meals on Wheels West Los Angeles is urgently seeking additional volunteers to...
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