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Gelson’s Market welcomes Manhattan Beach neighbors
Gelson’s Manhattan Beach neighbors were offered a sampling of Gelson’s popular take-home Thanksgiving dinner, along with fresh orange juice, grilled steak, cheeses and what Executive Director of Fresh Foods Paul Nealon called, “our famous kale salad” at Sunday’s soft opening.
Woolsey fire dominates South Bay skyline
What appeared from the Beach Cities to be an enormous cloudbank midday Thursday prooved to be smoke from the Woolsey fire.
Democrat dominance dampens voter turnout in Beach Cities
by Kevin Cody Beach Cities turnout for Tuesday’s midterm elections was only a few percentage points higher than in the Obama-era midterm elections in 2014. Approximately 50 percent of registered voters in Hermosa Beach and Manhattan Beach, and 40 percent of Redondo Beach and El Segundo voters, made it to the polls on Tuesday. By […]
Temple Emet vigil
A prayer vigil in memory of those killed at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh last month was held Friday at Temple Emet in Torrance. Eleven candles were lit by Temple President Diana Wolff, and Sisterhood President Wendy Wengrow as the individual names of the 11 victims were read by Rabbi Cantor Didi.
Beyond beer [restaurant review]
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Redondo Beach Brewing emerges from the microbrewery era with an ambitious menu and cocktails as well as craft beer
by Richard Foss Food fads aren’t a new thing in California. At various times in the 20th century we went nuts for fondue, sukiyaki, Cajun blackened everything, and various other items. The book Fashionable Food chronicles these gyrations during the last hundred years, and some things that were wildly popular seem inexplicable. Why were pineapple […]
Marshall Tuck and his quest to restore schools
Tuck on a roll by Kevin Cody Marshall Tuck waived a six-pound, 2,500 page California State codebook over his head in the manner of a seasoned politician bemoaning over-regulation for all that ails us. Then fanning the 2,500 pages, he said, “Government has replaced creativity with bureaucracy. It makes it almost impossible for people to […]
Spotlight on the hill – Chef Shafer, The Depot present PTN Halloween Ball
Halloween in Old Torrance at The Depot
