December 15, 2011

Scott Mayoral
Mid Century Modernist

“What could be better than to sit in a glass-enclosed space looking at the sunset every night and then looking

Snowfest rocks Hermosa Beach

Top area snowboarders did back flips over a tall ramp and 180-degree turns atop a Mercedes Benz sedan, wowing hundreds

Another missing Hermosa time capsule

When officials buried Hermosa’s “millennium time capsule” at the foot of the Pier Plaza pedestal clock in 2008, they registered

When Lauren Spiglanin realized she couldn’t get pregnant, she and her husband, Tom, decided to adopt a child from an orphanage in Armenia.
Raising Arianna

When Lauren Spiglanin realized she couldn’t get pregnant, she and her husband, Tom, decided to adopt a child from an orphanage in Armenia.

Peninsula pair wins with wine

 The opportunity to pair wine with community blooms with Peninsula couple by Frank Brown  “Wait until you see the legs

Peninsula Charity Turning Outward

 Vicki Scrimger and Alan Cook are happier from helping people The rewards of helping others are well known to Vicki

Andy, a Redondo Beach Police Department canine died Sunday of cancer.
Police canine led a life of service

Sniffing out suspects was nine year-old Andy’s greatest duty. A keen sense of smell and a friendly personality were Andy’s

Around Hermosa Beach

Toy drive The annual Beach Cities Toy Drive is on, with a bin at the firehouse on Pier Avenue near

nutcracker ballet
The Nutcracker

The South Bay Ballet’s visually stunning take on a holiday favorite Adapted from a nineteenth-century German fairytale and set to