True to a different tradition
Friends who travel to Japan on business regale me with tales of meals that cost more than I paid for my airline ticket on my last trip. I’d like to visit those places, but would be more interested in humbler meals at pushcarts called yatai. These start out looking like a box on wheels but […]
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Redondo High band director Vizcarra champions careers of young musicians
Redondo Union High School band director Ray Vizcarra had an idea of what he wanted to be from as early on as an elementary school. “You were required to write these essays at the end of fifth grade, eighth grade, and looking through some old papers, my dream was always to become a teacher, a […]
NEXT FEST Brings Sundance Hits ‘Lemon’ and ‘Gook’ to Los Angeles [MOVIE REVIEW]
by Morgan and Ryan Rojas/www.cinemacy.com Every summer, the Sundance Film Festival brings a handful of films directly from Park City to Los Angeles to make their L.A. debut at Sundance NEXT FEST. This diverse selection of films played in Sundance’s NEXT category – a category that showcases bold films by up-and-coming talents of tomorrow. The festival is […]
Redondo Beach Traffic circle divides N. Redondo neighbors Pilot program to be reviewed by City Council in six months
Rb traffic circle A traffic circle at Plant Avenue and Blossom Lane is being studied as part of a pilot program to reduce the number of all-way stops in Redondo Beach. Photo As two people spoke at the corner of Plant Avenue and Blossom Lane in North Redondo Beach, a woman in a […]