Like Lewis Carroll’s Alice, who seeks to escape the doldrums down a rabbit hole, or L. Frank Baum’s Dorothy, who
Easy Reader Staff
March 22, 2012
Like Lewis Carroll’s Alice, who seeks to escape the doldrums down a rabbit hole, or L. Frank Baum’s Dorothy, who
Director Tony Kaye begins his latest film, “Detachment,” with a quote from Albert Camus – “And never have I felt
In “The Deep Blue Sea,” we meet Hester, previously Lady Collyer, as she is preparing for suicide in her squalid
Hermosa Beach school kids envisioned tree houses, “spy scopes” and lots of stuff to climb and swing on, in imaginative
Former river guide and Manhattan Beach native Mark Sundeen delivers a myth for our times – one that happens to be a true story.
The legendary guitarist Vicente Amigo will headline the two-day Los Angeles Flamenco Festival this weekend at the Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center.
Parking rate changes The Plaza Plaza Parking Structure will soon be removing their current parking program and moving to a
Redondo Beach parents and teachers got a surprise in their inbox last week after Superintendent Steven Keller sent out an email outlining the district’s budgetary predicament and underlining the relationship and finite future of forty temporary teachers in the district.
Upon entering the Redondo Union High School’s campus on Monday, it was clear there was a rat problem.
Armed with stencils and spray-paint, somebody snuck onto the campus sometime on Sunday, March 11, and painted rats crawling over the walls of the campus.
Reports from two witnesses of a windsurfer off of First Street in Manhattan Beach, struggling in 10-foot swells and winds gusting at 40 miles per hour, led to a two-hour search by Los Angeles County lifeguards on Sunday morning.
Police cited one person in Manhattan Beach, one in Hermosa Beach and two in El Segundo for buying alcohol for a minor, while conducting a shoulder-tap sting on March 16.
