by Mark McDermott The list is unlike any you will see elsewhere. It includes surfers, Olympian volleyball players, CEOs, writers,
Mark McDermott
February 23, 2024
by Mark McDermott The list is unlike any you will see elsewhere. It includes surfers, Olympian volleyball players, CEOs, writers,
Peninsula Seniors watched the Big Game together at their Rolling Hills Estates center, many sporting their favorite teams’ shirts and
Benches dedicated for Avery children at Tulita Two benches were approved for Tulita Elementary School by the Redondo Unified school
Trouble in paradise “Conserving Eden” The First Couple gets a makeover by Bondo Wyszpolski Adam and Eve were expelled from
“Ordinary Angels’ is a sweet story meant to tug at your heartstrings and play on the adage that one person
When I talk with newcomers to the Peninsula about San Pedro, I find many have impressions of the city based
Those who read my columns on a regular basis may have noticed I’m rarely the first to review a restaurant.
Dredging of King Harbor along the breakwall began Monday, Feb. 12, with a scoop dredge, tugboat and spoils barge, operated
“God and Country,” an excellent and rather chilling documentary directed by Dan Partland, lays out the history of the radicalization
Surprises on MB Boulevard: I was sad to see Gallery 208 close because I liked the art on display and
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Redondo Beach Mayor Bill Brand passed away Friday, February 9, following a four-year battle with stage four lung cancer. He
A pyre for their desire Matthew Bourne’s “Romeo + Juliet” by Bondo Wyszpolski Take note of the title. Shakespeare’s name
Students from Leuzinger High School’s Environmental Careers Academy (Lawndale) plant Native California plants on the Esplanade, Saturday Jan. 27, as
Photos by Ray Vidal [ngg src=”galleries” ids=”2881″ display=”masonry” ngg_triggers_display=”always”]by Paul Teetor It was exactly the situation every baller — high
