santa monica Archives – Page 9 of 9

Here at Last … A Decade Later

Michael Aushenker February 28, 2002

It seemed like a good idea on paper: affordable housing for 300 Jewish senior citizens in the heart of Santa Monica.

Painting California

Shelley Adler February 14, 2002

Artist Stephanie Sanchez (née Sternberger) discovered what her Jewish background meant when her classmates in her first-grade class in Baltimore told her that she had killed Christ.

A Look Back

Rabbi Steven Carr Reuben December 20, 2001

What I could never have known at the time, as I sat glumly in the back seat of my parents car on that long drive to a new, unknown life, was that Sacramento would provide me with some of the greatest experiences of my life.

Santa Monica Gets A Clue

Mike Levy September 27, 2001

Santa Monica’s SoHo

Naomi Pfefferman September 23, 1999

This Sunday, from noon to 5 p.m., as Bergamot takes note of its fifth anniversary, at least 20,000 are again expected to turn out for the occasion.

Heartbreak Hotel?

Naomi Pfefferman October 2, 1997

The Miramar Sheraton Hotel is one of the jewels of Santa Monica.It sits astride a full block on Ocean Avenue and looks west, over thePalisades and the blue Pacific. Inside, there are lush gardens, aluxurious swimming pool and tanned guests who look as if they areemblems of Southern California.\n\nThe hotel is where President Clinton has often stayed duringvisits to Los Angeles.\n\nAnd the Miramar Sheraton is the only Santa Monica hotel that isunionized.