It’s hard to keep a good tuba player down. Phillip “Tuba” Frazier, stalwart sousaphonist for the Rebirth Brass Band, was
Mark McDermott
August 11, 2010
It’s hard to keep a good tuba player down. Phillip “Tuba” Frazier, stalwart sousaphonist for the Rebirth Brass Band, was
Following a Superior Court decision and two contentious council meetings in the space of five days, the City Council crafted a ballot measure Tuesday night that will put new proposed harbor zoning before voters at the Nov. 2 election.
Over the past few weeks, a great deal has been made of the exorbitant salary levels public officials in the
By mid-afternoon last Friday, residents, city officials and cops from all over the South Bay faced a two-hour wait at Joslyn Center to donate blood in the name of Manhattan Beach police officer Mark Vasquez, who for the last three years has battled multiple myeloma.
Councilman Steve Aspel had only been out of the hospital 48 hours following a ten day stay that included major
“Confidential” thank you Dear ER: Thank you very much for reporter Robb Fulcher’s excellent article on drugs and alcohol at
Christopher Orenic, Michael Mullahey and Tony Ensbury of Manhattan Beach came home with gold medals from the USA Volleyball High Performance Championships held in Wisconsin Dells, WI. They competed in the International Youth Division. Previously at the USAV Junior Olympic Games held in Austin, TX, Orenic and Mullahey were named to the All-Tournament team in the 16s division and Ensbury was a member of the SCVC 17s Bronze medal team. All three play for Southern California Volleyball Club of Redondo Beach.
by Edfactor
Open Ocean surf shop owner Jamie Ellett is picking up where he left off 15 years ago when he closed his Hermosa Beach shop. Last month, Ellett reopened Open Ocean in South Redondo, at 1217 S. Pacific Coast Highway.
by Chip Reuben – This weekend, the Redondo Beach Art Group (RBAG) is taking its own community-oriented, grassroots-grown artistic force
A Manhattan Beach resident recovers her life savings which were lost when IndyMac closed its doors.
Redondo Beach photographer Don Adkins took pictures of The Tubes last weekend at Pershing Square. Free concerts there through the summer.
Residents will be charged for their second and all subsequent false alarms if they result in a police response starting in October.
by Janet Oshiro
Making a difference is as simple as walking, as Carol Kozlovich knows. The former market researcher, now a dog walker and animal massage therapist, has added another leg to her journey: striding 1,000 miles for women suffering horrific abuses in the war-ravaged Congo.
The Creole charisma of Stephen Domingue, the indefatigable owner of Ragin Cajun Café on Pier Avenue, will be on display in the reality TV show “The Great Food Truck Race,” set to premier on the Food Network Sunday, Aug. 15.
A photo mock-up gives the general idea of a 20 foot-long mural of downtown Hermosa circa 1920 that the all-volunteer
