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“Scarlet”- A fable [MOVIE REVIEW]
Neely Swanson
June 20, 2023
“Scarlet” is a poetic fairy tale, often floating like the red sails the heroine longs for. Directed by Pietro Marcello
Traditional Rite: RUHS graduation 2023
Garth Meyer
June 18, 2023
Photo by Garth Meyer The 713 graduates of the Redondo Union High School class of 2023 round the field at
TRAVEL: Columbus, Ohio’s 4 Must-see spots
Jefferson Graham
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Columbus, Ohio doesn’t usually get listed on the rosters of the best places in America to visit, but it should
Hermosa Valley School will require students e-bike safety course
Kevin Cody
June 17, 2023
by Kevin Cody E-bike stickers indicating completion of an e-bike safety course will be required of Hermosa Valley students who
True to tradition
Richard Foss
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I have fond memories of visiting Captain Kidd’s when my children were little. It was their favorite restaurant, where they
Torrance well digger brings cable tool drill rig to the beach
Kevin Cody
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Mike Stelter, of Torrance, brought his turn-of-the-20-Century, hand cranked, cable tool drill rig to Hermosa Beach Friday afternoon, towed behind
“Blue Jean” – A bit faded [MOVIE REVIEW]
Neely Swanson
June 2, 2023
It’s easy in this day and age of same sex marriage to forget about the years of discrimination faced by
Honor and remembrance
Garth Meyer
June 1, 2023
Attendees stand at the sound of the U.S. Navy theme played by the Redondo Union High School Wind Ensemble, during
Friendship forged on Cypress Avenue
Garrick Rawlings
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As told to Garrick Rawlings Kevin Sousa and Mike Collins are two of the people responsible for Hermosa’s light industrial
Breakfast in America, exemplified
Richard Foss
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Every time you sit down to a breakfast of bacon and eggs or pancakes, you participate in a ritual that
State grant to fund building for allcove
Garth Meyer
May 28, 2023
by Garth Meyer The California Department of Health last week awarded $6.3 million to allcove Beach Cities to build a
Man stabbed in downtown Hermosa Beach parking structure
Kevin Cody
May 27, 2023
by Kevin Cody Hermosa Beach Police, and Los Angeles County Fire Fighters, and Lifeguards responded to a stabbing in the
Dylanfest 33, no symbolism intended
Garrick Rawlings
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60 songs, 40 musicians, 8 hours, no repeats by Garrick Rawlings From humble backyard beginnings Andy Hill and Renee Safier’s
Danish landscapes, portraits at the Getty
Bondo Wyszpolski
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Less gold, but still aglow Beyond the Light: Identity and Place in 19th-Century Danish Art by Bondo Wyszpolski Don’t let
New superintendent for SoCAL ROC
Garth Meyer
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by Garth Meyer The Southern California Regional Occupational Center (SoCAL ROC) has a new superintendent after a unanimous vote of
Hollywood Sign @100: 6 ways to see the L.A. icon
Jefferson Graham
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In 1923, the late Los Angeles Times publisher Harry Chandler was instrumental in having a big sign erected for his