The Santa Monica History Museum opened its doors to the community on October 24 with a festive grand opening ceremony. A large crowd applauded as the Santa Monica Mayor, Bobby Shriver, and museum officials participated […]
Are you feeling the changing weather in your joints? If so, you are not along. Arthritis is the current leading cause of disability in people above the age of 65. Recent studies have shown that […]
ADAM FRIEDMAN SPECIAL TO THE MIRROR If you are looking for a way to ignite your metabolism, progress your training, challenge yourself, and have fun doing it, then Circuit Training may be the activity you […]
In 2006 the Pico Improvement Organization (PIO) created the Pico Festival, in order to showcase the hidden gems that line the boulevard. The fifth edition of the Pico Festival on October 16 featured 40 shops, […]
UCLA Health System encourages residents to protect themselves from the coming flu season by getting vaccinated at UCLA’s annual Community Flu-Shot Clinic on Tuesday, Oct. 26, from 4 to 7 p.m., at the Santa Monica […]
FROM WILL ROGERS SCHOOL This year’s theme is “Turn over a new page.”. We kicked off the event with a school-wide pajama night on October 13. Students, teachers, and their families wore their pajamas and […]
According to the National Pollution Prevention and Toxics Advisory Committee, 42 billion pounds of chemicals are produced or imported into the United States each day. That’s 140 pounds per person—per day. Many of these chemicals […]
Since children’s eyes mature quickly before and during grade-school years, they should have ongoing exams to monitor vision and ensure normal development. Regular vision exams are as crucial as hearing tests, blood tests, and other […]
The musician, DJ, and record producer Questlove will appear for a rare and highly anticipated Westside performance at one of Santa Monica’s newest venues, The Central Social Aid and Pleasure Club on Sunday, Oct. 17. […]
MICHAEL EDLEN REAL ESTATE CONSULTANT As a family begins to outgrow their home, the question often arises: “Should we add-on to this house or should we sell it and buy a larger one?” If a […]
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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