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Articles from the April 19, 2021 edition


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  • Clean Up Your Neighborhood and Win a $100 Gift Card to a Santa Monica Business

    Santa Monica Shines|Apr 19, 2021

    SANTA MONICA, Calif., (April 16, 2021) – Residents and visitors are urged to help Santa Monica Shine leading up to Earth Day and beyond by joining the "Santa Monica Shines Clean Campaign" for spring with a comprehensive community clean up drive now through August 31. Residents can pick up a free cleanup kit at any of the six convenient Santa Monica locations to pick-up trash around their neighborhood. After the clean up is done, residents can dispose of their items collected into the a...

  • Criminal Gang Controls Vendors on Santa Monica Pier as City Officials Do Nothing to Protect Pier Businesses or the Public

    Corva Corvax, A Logical Opinion|Apr 19, 2021
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    A fight that broke out among pier vendors on Sunday afternoon highlights a persistent and dangerous problem at the Santa Monica landmark: criminal gang involvement in illegal street vending. Several police officers were called after a fight began in the parking lot just north of the Santa Monica Pier at 2:30 on Sunday afternoon. After the fight was stopped, with great difficulty, six individuals were eventually cited and released. According to a highly placed government official, all of the...

  • A Woman Disguised Herself as a Man to Fight in the Revolutionary War: Private Deborah Sampson

    Association of Mature American Citizens|Apr 19, 2021

    WASHINGTON, DC, Apr 16 -- There are those who would say that Private Deborah Sampson deserved the Medal of Honor, but she didn't sign up for that; she joined the Army to fight for her country and wound up making history. Private Sampson was America's first woman combat soldier. She served, disguised as a man by the name of Robert Shurtleff, under the command of General George Washington in the Continental Army during the American Revolution. Her story was not well told, if it was told at all,...

  • 100 Plants to Feed the Monarch Butterfly

    Apr 19, 2021

    The plight of the monarch butterfly has captured public attention and sparked widespread interest in helping to save their dwindling populations. We are excited to announce the release of our new book, which provides an in-depth portrait of the monarch butterfly - covering its life cycle, its remarkable relationship with milkweed, its extraordinary migration, and the threats it now faces due to habitat loss and climate change. This book includes at-a-glance profiles of plants that provide...

  • When Can I Collect My Ex-Spouse's Social Security?

    Rusty Gleer, Association of Mature American Citizens|Apr 19, 2021
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    Ask Rusty – When Can I Get Benefits from My Ex-spouse? Dear Rusty: I know that I am able to get Social Security from my ex-husband. We were married for 16 years and I have not remarried. I will be 60 soon and he is 63. I do not know if he is retired yet, as we do not speak. Please advise when I can collect and how to go about the process. Signed: Divorced Lady Dear Divorced Lady: Since you were married to your ex for more than 10 years and haven't remarried, you may be able to collect a s...

  • Some Buyers Prefer Smaller Homes

    Rick Cunningham, Owner, The Cunningham Group|Apr 19, 2021

    Over the past year, we've had plenty of opportunities to reflect on what we consider most important in our lives. The place we call home is one of the biggest things many of us are reevaluating. George Ratiu, Senior Economist at realtor.com, shares: "The very nature of the pandemic, through the health implications, social distancing, and need to isolate, has really brought a central focus on the importance of home for most Americans...In a sense, it has elevated real estate markets as a...

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