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Enjoy 'al fresco' ballet this Summer in Santa Monica! Westside School of Ballet also offers daily ballet classes for all levels–both online and in person. The outdoor studio is equipped with a proper sprung studio dance floor –– offering the opportunity to dance al fresco with Santa Monica’s lovely ocean breezes. Several large indoor airy dance studios are now open with a 50% occupancy rate. Following all county Covid safety protocols. Also AVAILABLE ON ZOOM. Please Watch Slideshow Here: Several Summer Sessions and Intensives available for all levels of ballet – children, young adu...

It is May and we are still in legislative session. I hope that comes to an end next week. However, I do not want to Sine Die. Some say that means the legislature wouldn’t be able to comeback and conduct business. I don’t agree with that. I believe we have the authority to convene when we want. Nonetheless, many of us are trying to only adjourn so we may be able to come back, if needed. I stated earlier during the legislative session that I was working on a bill to strengthen the nullification of federal gun control in Idaho. Then I was told the Idaho 2nd Amendment Alliance and Senat...

The Preston Citizen’s 2020 Ross/Bell Community Service (Citizen of the Year) Award w as nominated by a whole class of people: West Side High School’s Class of 2021. They and scores of people around the county have appreciated the friend they have, and the example set by Bill Salerno. Like many others, he does much good in the community, but unlike many others, he does it all from a wheelchair. Salerno doesn’t just know how to make lemonade from lemons, he helps others do the same. It’s that ability to raise others that has endeared him to so many as he worked in the ...

May 3, 1867: The Union Flag reported news about a shoplifter. “On Tuesday night last, a young man by the name of Haze, living in Greene county (sic), came to town, riding a sorrel horse, and while at the store of Dosser and Fain, quietly slipped a pair of pants under his coat, but the old saying, of ‘any fool can steal, but it takes a smart man to hide,’ was again verified; for sly as he thought he was, he was nicely caught and made to own up. While board and lodging were being engaged for him at Mr. Pruett’s, the jailor, he mounted his horse and left at a 2-40 rate. In th...

I’m Carolina A. Miranda, arts and urban design columnist at the Los Angeles Times, and it’s the weekend — which means it’s time for the week’s essential culture news.