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Story and photos by Nikki Yunker Regency romance blossomed at a Manhattan Beach library speaker series event featuring the author whose book series led to a worldwide breakout hit Netflix show. Julia Quinn, author of the literary series collectively known as “Bridgerton,” spoke about book bans, the romance genre and the TV adaptation of her […]
Brynn Staples, 11, shows perfect form during the Fourth Annual Frosty Olympics at the Hermosa Beach pier on Saturday, October 11. Proceeds from the corn hole tournament will go to persons with ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis) who don’t have the support system of family and friends. The day is hosted by friends of Mike “Frosty” […]
by Don Ruane Watch Tony Hawk’s “Pro Skater 4” and you will hear Agent Orange’s “Bloodstains” featured prominently in the game. Hawk once stated the song was one of his all-time tunes, which he started listening to as a budding skater. Mike Palm brought his band to Saint Rock, in Hermosa Beach last month. “We […]
Michael McNulty, the mayor of Uncle Bill’s Every town has elements that define it. Manhattan Beach has the sun, the sand, the pier, and until last February, a boisterously bearded, and cheerful man named Michael McNulty who could be found every day for the last 50 years at Uncle Bill’s Pancake House from early afternoon […]
Heating & Air Conditioning Rusher Air Conditioning Only some of the construction cranes popping up like an invasive species all over the beach cities, are hoisting Costello Climate Control and Rusher Air Conditioning HVAC units onto new home rooftops. Speaking of rooftops, Roeslers Roofing and Remodeling is one of the best companies there is for […]
Back to the beach Easy Reader is leaving its office at 2200 Pacific Coast Highway this week, and relocating in downtown Hermosa Beach. The new office is at 67 14th Street. The office was formerly occupied by architect Larry Peha, who recently retired. Safety check Dear ER: My respect for Manhattan Beach Police Chief […]
Body One Fitness will present the sixth annual Row for a Reason to raise funds for Cancer Support Community Redondo Beach (CSCRB) on Friday, Sept. 24, from 4 to 10 p.m. and Saturday, Sept. 25, from 7 a.m. to noon at the Body One Fitness Redondo Beach at 201 Herondo Street, St. 100, Redondo Beach. […]
In response to a 21 percent increase in bicycle thefts over the previous year, the Redondo Beach Police Department launched a revamped bike registry program Sept. 2. The update eliminates the $4 charge to register bicycles and their serial numbers. “We’re just trying to get as much information as possible to give our officers an […]
If the Redondo Beach Police Department raises $5,000 by Sept. 30 for the City of Hope, Officer Kyle Lofstrom turn will dye his hair pink. He made the commitment for Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October. In previous years, the police department has participated in the national “Pink Patch Project” by wearing and selling pink […]
Dear ER: Think Dear ER: Lindsey Burrell is the wife of my nephew (“another surge in the ICU,” ER August 19, 202). I think about her and her co-workers everyday and pray for them. I have worked in a hospital and I know how hard nurses work on a “normal” day. I really wish […]
Students interested in attending El Camino College in the fall are invited to an on-campus event designed to help them complete the registration process. Bookstore gift certificates, giveaways, lunch, and more are also part of “Extreme Registration,” which runs 10 a.m. — 2 p.m. Aug. 16-19 in El Camino’s Student Services building and outside plaza. […]
Photos by John Perchulyn What looked like a prestigious concours d’elegance at the Rolling Hills Country Club on Sunday, June 6 was really just a dress rehearsal for an automobile and wine celebration to be held on the RHCC driving range on Saturday, Sept. 4. The event is being hosted by the Luxury Rally Club. […]