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October 20, 2011

Today: El Cigala

Gypsy singer From Madrid, Grammy-winning Gypsy singer Diego el Cigala performs at 7 p.m. in the Redondo Beach Performing Arts

Four council hopefuls make their cases

Two City Council incumbents stressed their civic bona fides and accomplishments in office during a pre-election debate, while two newcomers

Chris Coakley works on the Hermosa beach mural project, mural number 2 out of 10 on Hermosa Beach Ave and Manhattan Ave on Oct. 20.
Featured Photo: Mural Man

Chris Coakley works on the Hermosa beach mural project, mural number 2 out of 10 on Hermosa Beach Ave and Manhattan Ave on Oct. 20. The mural’s theme was 1900-1910 and Coakley decided to depict Hermosa Beach in 1909.

About Town: Manhattan Beach, October 20

Did you grow up in Manhattan Beach in the mid 1900’s? Did you have a favorite late night diner, inspirational teacher or memorable after-school activity?

Oversized vehicle parking restricted in Manhattan Beach

Elisa Roe nearly crashed her car twice, with her two baby boys in the back seat, since moving to Manhattan Beach earlier this year. The culprits, she said, were oversized parked vehicles that obstructed her vision to see oncoming traffic.

Lieu keeps governor’s pen busy

South Bay State Senator Ted Lieu found a sympathetic pen in Governor Jerry Brown earlier this month when the governor

Letters

Drinking ups crime Dear ER: The Hermosa City Council made an unfortunate decision to liberalize our alcohol permit process. Drinking

Beacon of the Midnight Lamp

“In 2002 we were playing a ton of Hendrix songs… but we weren’t a Hendrix cover band, and didn’t want

Elissa Kline
Fading Out

Horses in the wild? Elissa Kline’s “ghost herd” photographs are all that remain of when these majestic animals ran free

Jacob’s ladder

Jacob Dominguez clutched the chains of his swing as he rocked back and forth on it at the Meadows Elementary School playground in Manhattan Beach last week.

power of art
These Dresses are Smoking!

Sasha Marie Barnard lights up The Power of Art She’s a little bit Jane Fonda, a little bit Alexander McQueen.

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