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November 17, 2011

“Just Take PCH,” by J&K Keifer. Photo by Casey Remy. ©Hasbro, Inc. Licensed by Studio Remy Editions.
Pop meets painterly in the art of J&K Keifer

Manhattan Beach-based couple Jim and Kathleen Keifer, the official artists of Monopoly and Scrabble fine art, finally returned to the ‘GO’ square Friday night with a show at Manhattan Beach’s Riley Arts Gallery bookending a major North American tour that began in Santa Monica last year.

Performing its classics as well as material from a new album, Berlin will perform Saturday at Brixton. Pictured are Chris Olivas, Carlton Bost, Terri Nunn and Dave Schulz.
Berlin returns to Brixton

In 1979, a girl from Baldwin Hills with a love of British music and all things non-mainstream put an ad in Musicians Contact Service asking for a band that was “unique” and “different.” Her call was answered. One year later, the girl, Terri Nunn, and her band, Berlin, put out their first single, “A Matter of Time.”

Skeeter, a four-year-old Australian cattle dog and Labrador mix, sniffs a backpack in a classroom at Mira Costa High School. Skeeter is trained to sniff out methamphetamines and major narcotics, including cocaine, marijuana, heroin, ecstasy, Percocet, OxyContin, Xanax, Adderall, any alcoholic beverage and gun powder.
Drug dog sniffs out Mira Costa

Skeeter, a four-year-old Australian cattle dog and Labrador mix with black fur, waited outside a Latin classroom at Mira Costa High School one Tuesday morning.

A map of the proposed bike network in Manhattan Beach.
Bike, livability plans approved

Manhattan Beach City Council unanimously approved the South Bay Bicycle Master Plan and the Vitality City Livability Plan, two conceptual

About Town: Manhattan Beach, Nov. 17

Students investigate global water crisis Abha Nath and Brady Currey, Mira Costa High School juniors, won first place in Oracle’s

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