All Ball Sports: Mustang girls roll Over RHP, Rams’ future QB, Williams past and future Heisman winner
by Paul Teetor Maile Nakaji’s reputation as a great basketball player at Manhattan Beach Middle School preceded her arrival at Mira Costa High School. The clever ball handler, dead-eye shooter, and great rebounder for her size, showed all the tools while still in 8th grade. “We knew all about her,” Costa Coach Jeff Herdman said. […]
The Hale family’s classic spanish revival house with four dolphins
The Hale family’s Classic Spanish Revival home, with its formidable fireplace and spooky basement was built for storytelling by Stephanie Cartozian photos by Jose Amaral Ann and Clark Hale bought their 1928 Classic Spanish Revival home, designed by architect Allen Kelly Ruoff, in 1960. Ruoff was known for his Mediterranean home designs. He also designed […]
Spotlight on Education – Speakeasy soiree benefiting Switzer Learning Center
A casino night, and a roaring twenties theme were in full swing at the Shade Hotel in Redondo on the evening of December 3. Guests were dressed to the nines with sparkling forehead bands, feather headpieces, pearl necklaces and long gloves. It felt like the Great Gatsby revisited. Judith L. Borck, Switzer Center co-founder, and […]
Sandbox – Health Living Campus needs a health exam
by Mark Nelson StopBCHD.com is a grassroots group that has been attempting to assure the Beach Cities Health District’s proposed Health Living Campus complies with both neighborhood input, and the Redondo Beach Municipal Code. In light of BCHD’s claims of “misinformation” by StopBCHD, here’s a list of key facts about BCHD proposed commercial development project […]
Spotlight on Children – Special Children’s League
An “Affaire to Remember” On November 18, Special Children’s League celebrated its Sapphire Anniversary with hundreds of guests at the Palos Verdes Golf Club. Their mission is making a difference in the lives of individuals with special needs. The John Gogian Family Foundation was a major sponsor and other significant sponsors included Laurie and John […]
Holidays on the Hill – January Peninsula Event Calendar 2023
Skating in the park in Rancho PV Starts December 17th through January 8th Ice skating with a view of the ocean will be offered at the Ken Dyda Civic Center in Rancho Palos Verdes, on Friday, December 16 at 5:30 p.m. Food, and crafts will be offered and the city’s annual holiday tree lighting ceremony […]
Letters to the Editor 12-15-22
Flinn’s in Dear ER: I am pleased to announce my candidacy for re-election to the Redondo Beach Unified School District Board. During my first term I governed under unprecedented circumstances, and now seek re-election as the sole candidate with school board experience. My agenda has a clear, measurable goal — meet students where they are […]
How to Start a Short Term Rental Management Business
A Guide to Short-Term Rental Management Starting a business in any field is a major step, but entering the short-term rental market might feel like a different game. There is money to be earned; demand for short-term rentals is already 10% greater than pre-pandemic levels, and the business is producing 40% more income than before, […]
Tips to choose the right live-in care services
In old age, a person requires special care, especially if there is a disease. Close people do not always have free time to spend day by day with a relative. For this reason, many think about how to solve this situation. After all, old people cannot be left alone for one minute. And sometimes […]