Mary Pickford Foundation Launches Online Research Center
"Mary Pickford conceived this foundation over 40 years ago and with this site, we are taking the power of her legacy into the 21st century," he said.
BHUSD Agrees To Double Pricetag To Feed K-8 Students
Board president Brian Goldberg underscored that labor costs are the major expenditure. ?One option the board examined was, for example, reducing the 16 food service employees at the high school to four part-time employees.
99 Cent Store Scouting… Rodeo Drive?
"Our cashiers see the customers addresses on their drivers licenses a lot of them come from Beverly Hills," 99 Cents Only Store CEO Eric Schiffer told The Courier. "Everybody loves bargains on quality items."
Beverly Hills Hotel Named City’s First Historic Landmark
"My grandmother and grandfather would be so honored to see this," said Robbie Anderson, whose grandparents founded the hotel 100 years ago.
Measure R Extension Vote Postponed?
All five county supervisors sit on Metro's 13-person board and three of them, Supervisors Don Knabe, Michael Antonovich and Mark Ridley-Thomas, cast the dissenting votes. Knabe said the move was premature and counter to Metro's conservative fiscal policies. Ridley-Thomas said he thought voter approval was
Santa Monica Judge Delays Ruling On Fate Of Hannah Carter Japanese Garden
This is really a very interesting case, Cole said. The Regents were duplicitous.
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We learned that homeopathy dates back as far back as the 19th century. Today, it's frequently referred to as "alternative medicine," involving lifestyle changes, diet considerations, exercise and natural remedies. A strong sup-porter has been the prolific author Dr. Andrew Weil.
Current And Former Beverly Hills High Students Honor Joel Pressman
"I couldn't ask for a better son," Rabbi Jacob Pressman said. "He taught so many people to just.. open their mouths."
Independent Experts Rip MTA BHHS Tunnel Study Completely
Even if the actual ground disturbances turn out to be as low as anticipated, the subway tunnels are projected to extend beneath older neighborhoods that are underlain by old, fragile water lines that could experience damage as a result of even minor soil disturbances.