by Garth Meyer “Choke up!” yelled the coach. The batter paused, taking no action. “On the bat,” said the coach.
Garth Meyer
May 19, 2023
by Garth Meyer “Choke up!” yelled the coach. The batter paused, taking no action. “On the bat,” said the coach.
Vera Jimenez and husband Brian Herlihy, of Redondo Beach; and Sharon, and Barry Taylor, of Manhattan Beach, were recognized as
Surfers, runners, volleyball players convince council to reverse decision to start downtown parking enforcement at 8 a.m. ,rather than 10 a.m., as elsewhere in the city.
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“Sisu” is an untranslatable word in Finnish meant to imply courage beyond imagination in the face of extraordinary danger. It’s
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A newly rejuvenated David Benoit is again writing music, conducting and touring by Bondo Wyszpolski It might have seemed David
Spotlight: Saturday, April 22 is Earth Day. Here are a few ways to get involved in the South Bay: Earth
by Hibah Samad “Violence and abuse were a common part of my life. I was a kid that lived in
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Hermosa Beach Mayor Raymond Jackson introduces Public Works Superintendent John Cordova and thanks his crew for participating in the Mayor’s
“You’re Killing Me,” directed by Beth Hann and Jerren Lauder and written by Walker Hare and Brad Martocello, is a
A normal day in the classroom for Mira Costa Senior Dylan Iskandar turned into one that will be remembered for
