by Rachel Reeves During the year of the coronavirus pandemic, streams of Bob Marley’s music rose by a percentage of
Rachel Reeves
September 9, 2021
by Rachel Reeves During the year of the coronavirus pandemic, streams of Bob Marley’s music rose by a percentage of
by Rachel Reeves On a chilly evening last week, before the sun sank into the sea, about 100 people
by Rachel Reeves When the coronavirus became a pandemic, two seemingly unrelated things happened for Redondo Beach resident Carol Shreiner.
by Rachel Reeves A public boat launch, reconfiguration of Seaside Lagoon, and a new sport fishing pier are among the
Editor’s note: Lucy Davis, a freshman at Redondo Union, reflects on what it has been like to enter high school
by Rachel Reeves If preliminary results hold, only the board of the Redondo Beach Unified School District will change as
A little over a week before the Redondo Beach Unified School District school board election, Kimberlee Isaacs found a message
by Rachel Reeves There’s a #9 on the pitcher’s mound at Seahawk Stadium. It’s a salute to Sean Denhart, a
When Mitch Ziegler was offered a job teaching English at Redondo Union High School, in the fall of 1990, it
by Rachel Reeves Twelve years ago, Rabbi Yossi Mintz had a dream. Mintz, the founder and director of
Twelve years ago, Rabbi Yossi Mintz had a dream. Mintz, the founder and director of the Jewish Community Center Chabad
At dusk on a Saturday in October, more than 300 people prostrated themselves on a downtown Los Angeles street.
The Redondo Beach Unified School District (RBUSD) has postponed the planned reopening of some classrooms from next week to Jan.
by Rachel Reeves When David Poster, a 93-year-old veteran of World War II and the Korean War, saw the online
