Pandemic’s punch as bad as it feels, CSUDH economist find Entertainment, hospitality and food services were the three employment sectors hardest hit by the pandemic, according to the Easy Reader Staff October 15, 2020
ZOMBIES CAN’T SWIM Sailor proposes sailing to escape from pandemic Captain Kevin McQuiston’s sailing affinity was realized on the Mississippi River. At 11 years old, he would take out the Easy Reader Staff October 15, 2020
BCHD candidates debate Healthy Campus, budget, District’s purpose Five candidates vying for three seats on the board of the Beach Cities Health District in the Nov. 3 Easy Reader Staff October 15, 2020
MBUSD will welcome back first special ed students The Manhattan Beach Unified School District hopes to begin welcoming a few special education students back to its schools Easy Reader Staff October 15, 2020
GOLDEN STATE TOUR Ride from Paso Robles to MB raises money for paralysis care Don McVicar isn’t big on riding bikes. He’s a waterman who has sailed around significant portions of the world Easy Reader Staff October 15, 2020
Costa student a YEA finalist Mira Costa ninth grader Taylor Ryan will represent the Manhattan Beach Chamber of Commerce in the Young Entrepreneur Academy (YEA!) Easy Reader Staff October 15, 2020
Volley4Sound goes virtual, players with earplugs lip read Volley4Sound, a volleyball tournament in Hermosa Beach that raises money and awareness for issues faced by the deaf and hard Easy Reader Staff October 15, 2020
Tom ‘The Computer Guy’ was last of the computer generalists Ever since opening his computer repair shop at 26th Street and Hermosa Avenue in 1984, Tom Serafin has been known Easy Reader Staff October 15, 2020
“What the Constitution Means to Me” – And you and you and you [MOVIE] “What the Constitution Means to Me,” is a delightfully thought-provoking and ultimately moving personal memoir that has universal meaning and Neely Swanson October 15, 2020
North Hermosa Beach utility undergrounding approved A five-year effort to promote utility undergrounding in a section of Hermosa Beach gained approval Tuesday night after residents voiced support for the new Greenwich Village North Underground Utilities Assessment District. Kevin Cody October 15, 2020
American greatness [restaurant review] America wasn’t the first place where people celebrated special occasions with steak dinners – that was probably Britain, where “beefsteak Richard Foss October 15, 2020
Roundhouse Aquarium goes virtually around the world The Roundhouse Aquarium on the Manhattan Beach Pier has been closed to the public since March. But it is educating Jefferson Graham October 15, 2020