Jim Murray’s art, from Yosemite to the Southwest
The long journey continues Space and place in the art of Jim Murray by Bondo Wyszpolski Among the remarkable artists living locally, one who stands out and apart from most is Jim Murray. If he’s not always in the foreground then he’s certainly in the background, pursuing his projects with a sharp focus and concentration. […]
St. Rocke hosts benefit for musician fire evacuees, Sat. Feb. 1
by Gavin Heaney Katie Henley was wondering how to help those impacted by the recent wildfires. But like many didn’t know what she could possibly do. “I remember feeling an overwhelming sense of helplessness. I wanted to donate food, but my cupboards were bare. I looked in my closet for donation clothes, but no one […]
Hermosa Council okays $15,000 loan to Chamber for St. Patrick’s Parade
by Kevin Cody The Hermosa Beach City Council approved a $15,000 loan to the Hermosa Beach Chamber of Commerce to help fund the March 15 Saint Patrick’s Day Parade. The loan followed an hour long discussion at the Council’s Tuesday, January 28 meeting The parade has been a popular civic tradition since its founding in […]
About Town Redondo: Ocean bacteria warning, Metro surveying, RUHS new student enrollment
Ocean bacteria advisory issued after rainfall A Los Angeles County Department of Public Health advisory is in effect for bacteria in ocean waters in Redondo Beach, through Thursday, subject to extension if rain continues. The warning advises swimmers that current conditions may affect their health. “Bacteria levels can increase significantly during and after rainstorms, as […]
Baywatch Community Calendar 1-30-25
World Series Champs take the CT3 Polar Plunge The Los Angeles Dodgers, led by manager Dave Roberts and Chris Taylor return to the Manhattan Beach Pier on Sunday, February 2 for the Second Annual CT3 Polar Plunge, benefiting the Friendship Foundation. The ticket includes a celebration on the beach with activities, giveaways, snacks, and donuts, […]
Ask Dr. Allen: EX – IT
by Dr. Greg Allen I was sitting in the dentist office waiting room after deciding to not bring my phone. While other patients were intently staring at their phones I sat staring ahead. After looking at the photographs on the walls; I became intently focused on the only other thing to look at, as we […]
Sugo Social, Peru to the Peninsula by way of Korea
Sugo Social kitchen team has talent to spare by Richard Foss There are fads in restaurant naming, some of which originally made sense but were overused to the point where they lost all meaning. Places called cafes used to serve only coffee, while a restaurant, whose name comes from the French “I restore you,” served […]
Crypto’s Lessons for Small Business Success
In recent years, the world of cryptocurrency has revolutionized the way people think about finance, transactions, and decentralization. Though primarily viewed as a digital asset or speculative investment, the crypto industry has much to teach small businesses about success in an increasingly fast-paced and evolving market. From embracing new technology to adopting innovative business […]
Economic Benefits Of Casinos In Developing Local Coastal Economies and Boosting Tourism
The economic impact of casinos is wide-reaching. From influencing employment to regional development, gambling companies are vital for economic development. In the US, for example, a report from 2023 by the American Gaming Association shows that these businesses support 1.75 million jobs. The same report also showcased that the gaming revenue in 2024 reached […]
The Struggle of Online Poker Development and Where It Is Now
Online poker has come a long way from its humble beginnings in the late 1990s, when sluggish internet connections and questionable websites defined the experience. Today, it has evolved into a global phenomenon, attracting millions of players eager for their next big win. Over the years, the game has undergone significant changes—some for the better, […]
All Ball Sports: The Rams Quarterback Problem
by Paul Teetor Lately, Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford sounds like a modern Hamlet: to retire or not to retire. That is the suddenly urgent question he is pondering. The Manhattan Beach resident – he and his family live on The Strand, a couple of blocks from the Pier – certainly doesn’t need more money. He […]