by Hibah Samad The morning air buzzes with excitement as Michelle Mangan’s Transitional Kindergarten class at Meadows Elementary kicks off
Hibah Samad
May 25, 2024
by Hibah Samad The morning air buzzes with excitement as Michelle Mangan’s Transitional Kindergarten class at Meadows Elementary kicks off
A splendid vision, a troubled life Sculpture by Camille Claudel is on view at the Getty Museum by Bondo Wyszpolski
A woman of many hats, a woman of many voices And when Ildy Lee discovered why she was born by
Ongoing: Through Tuesday, May 21 Pastel Society Art Exhibit The Pastel Society of Southern California’s (PSSC) 15th Annual Gallery exhibition
Mary Simun, South Bay Parkland Conservancy biologist, leads a group on a Nature Walk through Wilderness Park Saturday, April 20,
PV-Based Robotics Team Earns Top Honors Local community 9-person robotics team, Jetstream 2710, went up against top high school teams
Former RBUSD school boardmember Staich dies Former Redondo Unified School District boardmember Arlene Staich died March 12 at age 81.
Peninsula Education Foundation (PEF) parents gathered at the private residence of Whitt and Tracey Lee, to donate a 95 point
by Elka Worner Hermosa Valley School students served soup in handmade bowls at the Second Annual Empty Bowls dinner on
by Hibah Samad Mira Costa High School’s Boys varsity volleyball team is celebrating a significant victory and title. Once again,
A Chinese lantern Lynn Tang produces movies and runs the Universe Multicultural Film Festival by Bondo Wyszpolski After working hard
by Kevin Cody Geofencing e-bike rentals was among the options for slowing e-bikes on The Strand that the Hermosa City
by Paul Teetor Remember the classic Seinfeld episode when George gets into trouble with the New York Yankees when his
by Bob Shanman Which two North American counties have the most documented species of birds in North America? Hint: Both
by Mark McDermott The list is unlike any you will see elsewhere. It includes surfers, Olympian volleyball players, CEOs, writers,
Benches dedicated for Avery children at Tulita Two benches were approved for Tulita Elementary School by the Redondo Unified school
