Jack Bark was sick. The 18-year-old paddleboarder arrived in Hawaii last week to compete in the arduous 32-mile Molokai to
Mark McDermott
July 31, 2012
Jack Bark was sick. The 18-year-old paddleboarder arrived in Hawaii last week to compete in the arduous 32-mile Molokai to
Sam Ronson is one of the most celebrated DJs in the world. She comes from music royalty. Her father, Laurence,
The long-awaited Smoky Hollow area study was recently released by the Urban Land Institute, and after thousands of hours of
Ricky Berens received the greatest tweet of his life on July 2. He was in Omaha, Nebraska, where the Olympic
A deal that would have brought a Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market to downtown El Segundo has fallen apart, leaving
By all accounts, Terie Colecchi would not have wanted his life remembered with some fancy dress-up affair. And
The holler of Joe Firstman is a well-known thing on the beaches and byways of El Porto. The singer-songwriter first
Regardless of the outcome of Tuesday’s primary election for the 33rd Congressional District, the political landscape of the South Bay
A wave of unusual, good movies are hopefully about to come to the South Bay in no small part because
Pouring concrete is good sweaty work. At the end of a day, a body knows it has been used, and
Surprising at every turn, blushingly embarrassing even for the cynical, with too many laugh-out-loud moments to recount, “Hysteria” is, ostensibly,
Growing Great, the locally-based non-profit organization that has grown into a national model for teaching children nutrition and gardening, hosts
The scene is repeated at open mic nights at bars, clubs, and coffeehouses, everywhere. An aspiring singer arrives, often alone, guitar case in hand. The guitar case holds more than an instrument. It is also a vessel of sorts containing hopes and sometimes frail dreams.
Tracy Bundy is known as a master guitarist. The so-called “acoustic ninja” has been cutting his unique swath for a
Two years ago, Justin Hopkins made a decision. After years on the road as a touring musician, he was calling
Theo Mavromatis always felt most at home on the sea. Mavromatis had come to America from the harbor town of
