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Neptune tower it was and Neptune tower it is again, for now
The lifeguard tower on the border of Hermosa Beach and Manhattan Beach was recently renamed Neptune, it’s long time name, until last winter when the County changed it’s name to !st Street.
Tasting, tippling at Manhattan Beach Chamber Bite at the Beach
The Manhattan Chamber breathed new life into tasting and tippling events four years ago by emphasizing craft beers rather than wine at its annual Bite at the Beach. This year’s sold-out Bite at the Beach was Saturday, August 11 on the backlog streets of New York at the MBS Media Campus.
Shakespeare by Polliwog Park, Manhattan Beach tonight
It’s not too late to see Shakespeare’s “Merry Wives of Windsor.”
First stops to jump off R10 Buoy, then continues on to win R10 race
Lifeguard Max First took an early lead in the Riviera Mexican Grill R10 Paddleboard race and appeared certain to win the race, which he has won three of the past four years, including last year. Then he got off his board at the R10 buoy.
Manhattan Beach six-year-old is youngest ever to complete Two-Mile Dwight Crum Pier to Pier open ocean swim race
Emmory Mosteller, 9, and sister Adelei, 6, of Manhattan Beach, competed in this year’s Two Mile Dwight Crum Pier-to-Pier swim. Adelei is the youngest to ever finish the open ocean swim and Emmory is thought to be the second youngest.
English Beat on the beach now, in Hermosa Beach
English Beat draws what appears to be a record crowd during the first of this summer’s Hermosa Beach concerts, presented by Saint Rocke.
Surfers Alex Gray, Jeff Miller discuss Iron’s ‘Kissed by God’
by Kevin Cody In August 2004, Alex Gray was competing in the Quiksilver Pro in Hossegor, France, when his parents visited with news they wanted to tell him in person. Jimmy Miller had killed himself in his parents’ Manhattan Beach home. Miller had been Alex’s older brother Chris’ Junior Lifeguard instructor. He had taught Chris […]
Palos Verdes About Town
On Going Malaga music Malaga Cove Summer Concert Series are on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. Bring your blankets after 3 p.m. to save a spot. Detour performs Aug. 8. On Aug. 15 Jim Sitterly performs classical favorites. Enjoy! Malagacoveconcerts.com. Pints for the Peninsula Easy Reader LiveMarket Trusts, Wills, Probateby EASY READER, INC. – August 14, […]
Lawrence Ellsworth Clark 1949-2018
Former Rancho Palos Verdes Mayor and California Coastal Commissioner Larry Clark