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Story Time for Toddlers

(top) Jesse Nathaniel, AKA 'Mr. Jesse' reads 'Knitty Kitty' at Ocean Park Branch Library during 'Story Time for Toddlers' on Tuesday, March 3, 2009. (above) Thomas Tourraine, 2, plays during 'Story Time for Toddlers' at Ocean Park Branch Library.

Posted on Friday, March 6, 2009 at 12:00AM by Registered CommenterFabian Lewkowicz in , | CommentsPost a Comment | EmailEmail | PrintPrint

Snow Hill

(top) Aika Samboliyski, 4, builds a snow man at Third Street Promenade's 'Snow Hill' on Saturday, December 13, 2008. (center) Peter Stutsman helps his daughter Ashley, 2, walk on snow. (above) Children play with real snow at Third Street Promenade's 'Snow Hill' on Saturday, December 13 2008.

Posted on Monday, December 15, 2008 at 10:45AM by Registered CommenterFabian Lewkowicz in , , | CommentsPost a Comment | EmailEmail | PrintPrint

Jog-a-thon

John Muir Elementary School students run during the 5th annual jog-a-thon on Thursday, December 4, 2008. The 325 students ran 7,148 laps and drank 50 gallons of water during the jog-a-thon and raised more than $15,000.00. The proceeds will directly benefit the students at John Muir Elementary School by funding science, art, technology, and field trips.

Posted on Saturday, December 6, 2008 at 12:00AM by Registered CommenterFabian Lewkowicz in , , | CommentsPost a Comment | EmailEmail | PrintPrint

Duck and Cover

(top) SMASH School Kindergartners Sadie McGee, 5, (left) and Jovana Perdomo, 5, (right) duck and take cover under their desks during the Great Southern California Shakeout on Thursday, November 13, 2008. (above) Kindergartner Milan Ladman, 5, (left) and first grader Morgan Jarow, 7, take cover during the drill. Over 5 million people throughout Southern California participated in the Shake Out Drill, the largest earthquake preparedness activity in U.S. history! Families, school children and business workers participated in the drill.

Posted on Friday, November 14, 2008 at 12:05AM by Registered CommenterFabian Lewkowicz in , , | CommentsPost a Comment | EmailEmail | PrintPrint

Raingutter Regatta

(1) Coope Brooke, 7, (let) and Jake Roselli, 8, of Santa Monica Cub Scouts Pack 67 use their lungs to push their homemade sailboats during the Raingutter Regatta at First Methodist Church on Sunday, October 26, 2008. The regatta is an annual event held throughout the country by Boy Scouts of America. Cubs build their own boats and decorate them for the race. (2) Cub Scouts enter their boats in the Raingutter Regatta. (3) (left) Jake Brunnell, 10, (first runner up) and (right) Miles O'brien, 11, (winner) blow on their sale boats during the regatta. (4) Nolan Macias-Denham, 6,blows on his sale boat.

 

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Posted on Tuesday, October 28, 2008 at 12:02AM by Registered CommenterFabian Lewkowicz in , | CommentsPost a Comment | EmailEmail | PrintPrint

Youth Runs & Obstacle Course



Sydney Forrester, 5, runs through O2 MAX's  Youth Runs & Obstacle Course during  the third annual Saint John's Santa Monica 5000 on Sunday, October 19, 2008.
Posted on Tuesday, October 21, 2008 at 12:01AM by Registered CommenterFabian Lewkowicz in , | CommentsPost a Comment | EmailEmail | PrintPrint

Harvest time




(top) Maya Furukawa, 6, her sister Jade, 2, Abigail Green, 6 and her sister Emma, 9, examine pumpkins during the SMASH School Pumpkin Patch and Bake Sale on Friday, October 17, 2008. (above) Abigail Green, 6, carries a pumpkin at SMASH School's Pumpkin Patch  on Friday.
Posted on Saturday, October 18, 2008 at 07:44AM by Registered CommenterFabian Lewkowicz in , | CommentsPost a Comment | EmailEmail | PrintPrint

Wake Up With The Waves






Parker Bent,  35, sings children songs during  "Wake Up With The Waves" children's interactive concert series at the Santa Monica Pier on Saturday, October 11, 2008.. The concerts are held every Saturday morning through November 1.


Posted on Tuesday, October 14, 2008 at 12:00AM by Registered CommenterFabian Lewkowicz in , , | CommentsPost a Comment | EmailEmail | PrintPrint