On this June’s primary ballot will appear what, on the surface, seems like an innocuous question. Should voter approval be
Kevin Cody
April 14, 2010
On this June’s primary ballot will appear what, on the surface, seems like an innocuous question. Should voter approval be
by Roger Repohl In 1902, Alfred Loisy, a French priest and biblical scholar, wrote with evident disillusionment: “Jesus came
Get those workers some java
Dear ER:
First of all, I am totally behind the entire Pier Avenue Renovation Project. As owner of Java Man I look forward to all the wonderful improvements on Upper Pier.
I am severely disappointed with the snail-like progress on the construction. Parking, already a premium, has been taken away for days at a time, while little is done.
The City Council at a special meeting on Tuesday directed staff to move forward with plans to reopen the sand dune at Sand Dune Park to limited use by adult exercisers during regulated hours and to unlimited use by children.
President of Frederick’s of Hollywood Group Linda LoRe will running a company in a male-dominated world and more at Friday’s Manhattan Beach Women in Business Conference.
After living in Manhattan Beach for 45 years, the daughter of legendary Lou Costello never imagined she’d be attending a performance of her father’s most famous comedy routine at an elementary school in her neighborhood.
From the smallest munchkin to the wickedest witch, every character plays a starring role in the Mira Costa drama department’s soulful, funky production of The Wiz.
“The buyers were looking for a cool house and the green thing is what pushed it over the edge.” – Daniel Salzman, builder and owner of Evergreen Design Build Inc.
Their forthcoming and second full length album Sacred For Sale explains it all. “What is sacred should never be for
Manhattan Beach Chamber of Commerce CEO Helen Duncan was congratulated by former Manhattan Beach councilman Walt Dougher after being named the Manhattan Beach Lion’s Club Woman of the Year.
While insiders hail a recovery of the overall housing market, questions linger about whether the high-end homes covering the beach cities can take part in the rebound. On the up side, median home prices are rising in the beach cities, a major indicator of a strengthening market, while interest rates for new loans are low, encouraging people to buy. On the down side, large loans for new homes remain hard to get, and owners of high-end homes face steep payment increases for their “jumbo” loans, which could force many of them into foreclosure.
Noted watermen and waterwomen are leading an effort to revive the surf club, a 1960s-era tradition that mentored young people in the ways of the water.
City Council members drilled construction contractors Tuesday night over delays on an ambitious project to remake upper Pier Avenue, the
Hope Chapel students continued their dominance of competitions robotic, as they steered a low-slung, four-wheeled creation named 32 to victory
Eatery hours State officials have sided with the owners of Il Boccaccio on the Pier Plaza, allowing the restaurant to
