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July 7, 2010

Talking punk

Joe Sib talks about growing up punk rock in his one-man, broken word act “California Calling” at Johnny’s Dive this Thursday.

Letters to the editor

The article about the gun carrying event in Hermosa Beach has caused me such fear, disgust, and anger, I’m not sure I can begin to put my feelings into words…

The mouse that roared

Mother Ireland has flung her children to many far shores, but her one parting gift that never seems to desert

Four men and a boat

Few things have remained the same over the past half century of harbor history in Redondo Beach.

Police agree to pay cut, saving jobs

The Redondo Beach Police Officers Association this week agreed to a six percent wage concession, preventing the city from implementing a proposed “Plan B” to layoff six officers.

Bristol Farms to close RB store

The Bristol Farms grocery store in Riviera Village will close sometime in August, according to officials from the company, its landlord, and the district’s city councilman.

Teacher layoffs are forestalled

The city school board avoided laying off teachers, but halved the hours of one physical education teacher and cut hours for non-teaching personnel, as board members approved a $9 million budget for the coming school year.

Suspects cash thousands in fake checks

Police are searching for at least two female suspects who allegedly separately cashed thousands of dollars in fraudulent checks and may be part of a larger crime ring stretching to Atlanta, Georgia.

Hermosa sees quieter Fourth

Hermosa’s western stretches continued to serve as party central on the Fourth of July, but the crowds were smaller and

Runners duplicate earlier wins


In ideal running conditions, approximately 2,000 participants kicked off their Independence Day festivities by competing in the Village Runner 4th of July 5K held in Riviera Village.

Two tier or not to tier

California is not the only state where deficits are occurring at all levels of government.

Valet service to be tested in North Manhattan

The City Council Tuesday night unanimously approved a pilot valet parking program in North Manhattan Beach, in hopes of increasing traffic flow and boosting businesses in the area.

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