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VOLUME 1, ISSUE 5 JULY 21-28, 1999

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This Week's Features
Solar Web May Be Unraveling

Cover Photo

City Council Makes New Rules For Performers

NEW! Mirror Classifieds

British Team Claims Benefits Of Sunbathing May Outweigh Perils

Santa Monica’s Le Merigot Hotel Set To Open After 12 Years In Making

Q and A:Slim Pickings for Teenagers in Santa Monica These Days

Bowen Charges Phone Companies Killed Phone Bill

Expansion and Redesign of Virginia Park Is Discussed

Santa Monica-UCLA Medical Center Releases Plans for Its $205 Million Complex on 16th

Our Readers Write

“My home town, your home town”

Mirror Files: Pier Restoration Begins In Carousel, Is Halted By A Pair of Savage Storms

Young Artists Sell Works At First NYA Art Show

Santa Monica Company Announces Acquisition

Santa Monica Hotel Executives Took Similar Routes to Oceana

Welcome New Businesses to Santa Monica

 

Life & Arts

Stanley Is The Center of Gravity In The Last Kubrick Picture Show

The Rock’s Formation

L.A. International Biennial Moves Into Second Week

U.S. Films Top British Poll

A Comprehensive Guide To What's Going On In Santa Monica And Environs

New and/or Notable On TV

Word Magic: It’s About Time

The Dark Side of the Web

Books in the Mirror

Malibu Arts Festival Spotlights Art, Food, Music, Sun and Surf

NY Times Delivers Mortal Blow To Anti-Los Angeles Claque

Orchid Society Will Show And Sell Variety of Orchids

Muscle Beach Is Scene of Powerlifting Championship

Picking It Up A Notch: Basketball at Venice Beach

Last 20th Century Freeway Series:A Duel Between Last Place Teams

Descending the Crack

Starry Skies Over Santa Monica

The Canyon’s Own Perfume: Laurel Sumac

This Week's Green Grocer Report

The Weather Mirror

 

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Reflections & Observations

Letters to the Editor

In Her Opinion: Eric Clapton Is Coming, Eric Clapton is coming

This week's Tony Peyser 

 

Past Issues

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This Week In Business

Santa Monica Hotel Executives Took Similar Routes to Oceana

Mirror staff

   Seth Horowitz, the new General Manager of Hotel Oceana, Santa Monica, and Kevin Blackbeard, the hotel’s new director of sales, are both natives of Johannesburg, South Africa, both spent more than a decade with Westin Hotels and both came to the Oceana from Shutters on the Beach Hotel.
   Horowitz, 38, began his run with Westin at the Carlton Hotel in Johannesburg. Subsequently, he moved on to Copley Place in Boston and, from there, to the Westin Hotel in Vail, Colorado. He was then named manager of The Tower at the Century Plaza in Los Angeles.
   Three years ago, he went to work at Shutters. A resident of Los Angeles since 1988, he has lived in Santa Monica for three years.
   Blackbeard worked for four Westin hotels -- the Carlton in Johannesburg, the Benson in Portland, Tabor Center in Denver and the Century Plaza. He has also worked at the Sheraton Plaza La Reina, Los Angeles, the Four Seasons in Newport Beach, and the Waterfront Hilton Beach Resort, Huntington Beach. Director of Group Sales at Shutters for five years, he was named “Manager of the Year” in 1997. He lives in West Los Angeles.
   James Lippman, President of JRK Asset Management, which owns the Oceana, said, “We are delighted to have both Seth and Kevin as additions to our newly enhanced hotel. Their combined efforts in the hospitality industry will play a key role in making Hotel Oceana the premiere boutique destination in Los Angeles.”
   On Ocean Avenue, three and a half blocks north of Wilshire, overlooking Palisades Park and the ocean beyond, the Oceana is in an otherwise residential area.

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