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First this way, and then that “Lines of Connection: Drawing and Printmaking, 1400-1850” by Bondo Wyszpolski Maybe I’m presuming, but
The bells may stop, but the ringing continues “Bells of Nagasaki: Music for Contemplation” is a special concert at St.
by Paul Teetor The Mira Costa boys basketball team upset the Redondo Sea Hawks 69-68 Tuesday night to grab a
by Garth Meyer In a matter of “ordinance housekeeping” as described by Redondo Beach City Manager Mike Witzansky, the city
by Gavin Heaney They took the stage unceremoniously, shadows in the dim smokey light. A rumbling bass dangerously starts in
Christmas tree recycling offered through this week Athens Services continues to pick up Christmas trees to recycle through the second
by Mark McDermott The Seeds of Knowledge, an art installation on Metlox Plaza that recognizes lifetime contributors to the
The sixth BeachLife Festival lineup was announced Tuesday, headlined by Lenny Kravitz, Sublime and Alanis Morrissette. Other featured acts May
by Garth Meyer Bob Leetch, RUHS head track and cross-country coach, is now in his 20th year guiding teams at
On November 15, Madrecitas hosted a vibrant and festive Mardi Gras-themed fundraiser at the San Pedro Elks Lodge. Guests dressed
by Kevin Cody In early August, retired Los Angeles Police Officer Bill Hallett returned to his home on Loma Drive
Lil’ Redondo restaurant named #1 Vegan in U.S. Top Honors: Gourmets all over the world now know about ‘lil Vegerie,
City reaches “Functional Zero” homelessness “Functional Zero” means, for a given area, the number of homeless people placed in housing
by Kevin Cody Michael Keegan’s replacement of Justin Massey on the Hermosa Beach City Council, following the November 5 election,
