American ingenuity meets Mexican tradition – tradition loses. People who are seriously interested in food often get hung up on
Richard Foss
November 11, 2014
American ingenuity meets Mexican tradition – tradition loses. People who are seriously interested in food often get hung up on
Artist and prominent legal assistant Barbara Schaefer passed away recently from breast cancer. The Redondo Beach resident was 69. A memorial casting of flowers on the water will be held Saturday, November 15 at 22nd Street in Hermosa, followed by a gathering at her home.
A memorial paddleout for Hermosa Beach native Doug Schneider will be held Sunday, November 16, at 9 a.m. at 24th Street in Hermosa. The third generation Hermosan died Saturday, November 8, at age 47, in a dirt bike accident in the desert.
“The Fidel Castro Tapes: The Story of the Cuban Dictator’s Turbulent Leadership” will be screened Sunday at Live at the Lounge at 6 p.m. The documentary based on never before, publicly seen footage from Cuban television archives.
Volleyball: Redondo outside hitter Yaasmeen Bedart-Ghani has been selected by the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) to the Under Armour
Manhattan Beach Middle School science teacher Maggie Mabery was identified by the state’s Department of Education as Teacher of the Year.
The City Council last week told Hermosan Betty Starr she would have to get rid of two of her four
If one word could describe the political events of last Tuesday, it would be apathy. For those of us involved
In an effort to address public outcry over the four new positions the Manhattan Beach added last month, the city unveiled a new website that allows users to track the city’s finances and instituted a quarterly update.
