Margaret Thatcher did a great deal for the women’s movement in spite of herself. As abhorrent as I found her
Neely Swanson
December 29, 2011
Margaret Thatcher did a great deal for the women’s movement in spite of herself. As abhorrent as I found her
American Farmhouse Tavern integrates regional cooking with high style Until recently, unless you lived near Santa Maria you probably had
by Anna Cox and John Paul Ziller These are a few of our favorite things….Horiatiki Salad at Petros….Bistec Espelette at
From El Segundo down the coast to Palos Verdes, art galleries are featuring new work every few weeks. The
Harmony, a three-month-old American bulldog with special needs, was stolen from a car at the Manhattan Village mall at around 11:15 a.m. on Tuesday.
Cori Desmond’s killer, 36 year-old Mira Costa High School graduate Tony Lopez Perez, was finally convicted of first degree murder
Hermosa icon John Workman In November Hermosa dignitaries, friends and family filled much of the large Community Center playhouse to
The revolution began at Eat at Joes. Its leaders included a man with a grey handle-bar mustache who wore a
After Roxanne Diaz’s appointment as Manhattan Beach city attorney in September, the self-described “new kid on the block” inherited a
When Marissa Christiansen was completing her master’s degree in urban planning at USC in 2008, she and five classmates drafted
2011 in was a year of doings and undoings, actions and inaction in the Beach Cities. The Easy Reader each year takes a year-end look at the people and issues that passed through our pages. This year, in addition to the Year in Review compilations for Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, and Redondo Beach, we singled out 11 stories, including three people whose actions significantly impacted the community, the top issues that commanded each respective city’s attention, and the community leaders who passed away in 2011.
Artist Johnny Anderson opened his landmark tattoo parlor just before the dawning of the year, but it was in 2011
Palmilla chef Christina Cipres is diplomatic when asked to compare what she serves with the fare provided by other restaurants
Running an art gallery takes smarts – and passion Peggy Zask has been providing a place for visual artists to
It was the year that almost happened in Hermosa Beach, but didn’t. A potentially bankrupting $700 million lawsuit kept the
In many ways Hermosa Beach was in a holding pattern in 2011 (see “Simmer down”). The potentially bankrupting Macpherson Oil
