November 3, 2011

Models of Revolution

One of the most remarkable things about the “Arab Spring,” besides that it happened at all, is the unique ways

Redondo gridders travel to PV for first-place showdown

In a battle of unbeaten Bay League teams, Redondo travels to take on Palos Verdes Friday in a 2:30 p.m. contest. The regular season concludes Friday, Nov. 11 when Mira Costa hosts rival Redondo with playoff implications on the line.

Letters

Cohn’s Plan B? Dear ER: What is David Cohn’s plan? He quotes week after week that he can get better

“Private Lives”

Here’s what we’re in for – a British comedy of manners by the late Noel Coward, which premiered in 1930.

Barfly: Tee off at Cancer

Tee off at cancer: The 16th Annual Shea-Hurley Golf Classic takes place this Saturday, November 5 at The Lakes Golf

Car wash cleans up their plans

A shopping mall and “eco-friendly” carwash proposed at 901 N. Catalina Avenue was approved unanimously by the City Council on

Introducing Johnny Jump Up

“The name comes from a traditional Irish drink, that I think consists of cider and a shot of whiskey… We

George Loren, owner of Koffee Kart, stands in front of space that his restaurant occupied since 1968. He’s currently looking for another location in downtown Manhattan Beach for his restaurant.
Koffee Kart packing up, rolling on

George Loren, owner of the four-decade-old restaurant, Koffee Kart, moved cardboard boxes of paper cups and restaurant materials out of storage behind the vacant restaurant in downtown Manhattan Beach last week.

Downtown eateries protest food trucks

Harold Rothman, owner of Manhattan Beach creamery, was shocked when he pulled up in front of his shop one day and saw a food truck making sales on the street.

About Town: Manhattan Beach, Nov. 3

Walking for cancer research Eight years ago, Alison Riddle lost her then-20-year-old sister, Adriane, to lung cancer. To raise funds