Blanca “Tita” Schneider, the matriarch of three generations of Hermosa Beach Schneiders, passed away last Thursday at age 96. Her
Kevin Cody
April 7, 2011
Blanca “Tita” Schneider, the matriarch of three generations of Hermosa Beach Schneiders, passed away last Thursday at age 96. Her
It’s Friday morning, and Mike Mothner is beginning to segue from the work-hard half of his life to the play-hard
As its title suggest, “Burn This” is an incendiary play with passion and emotion at its core, which ignites after
It was ten years ago this week that I attended my last meeting as a Redondo Beach City Councilman and
Combo swells with wind Thursday morning will see new energy, with a wind swell, a NW ground swell and some
Director Jack Messenger is gung-ho on the musical that’s based on the novel by Louisa May Alcott “Some years ago,
“Pitchers and Pictures” was the aptly named title of a show of Rick Lesser’s surf photography on Thursday, Feb. 24 at Waterman’s on Hermosa’s Pier Plaza.
My general rule of thumb is: If it’s got banjo in it, it’s probably awesome. The only thing that makes
The citizen group Building a Better Redondo has filed another lawsuit against the City of Redondo Beach seeking more legal
Teachers talked. Administrators and school board members listened. Two weeks after more than 50 high school teachers flooded a Redondo
Dan Buettner was only a few years out of college when, in 1987, he launched what would be the first
The best Christmas I ever had was the year I was 12 and saw a shiny, brand new, blue, 8-foot-6
Last summer, Girl Scout Ann-Marie Franko sent out a call for books to her friends, local businesses and the people on her parents’ Bob and Melanie Franko’s Christmas card list. Her goal was to collect books for the family literacy program at the Harbor City Boys and Girls Club. The project was part of a public service requirement for the Girl Scout Gold Award, Girl Scouting’s highest award.
