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Fatal early morning accident in Hermosa Beach
A collision between a luxury SUV and a midsize sedan resulted in a fatality this morning at about 3 a.m. at Pacific Coast Highway and Artesia Boulevard in Hermosa Beach. Traffic the length of the city was diverted west to Ardmore and east to Prospect avenues, snarling traffic throughout the commuter hours. Further details were not immediately available.…
Next Step’s Janne Kouri honored at Best of Manhattan Beach dinner
First Step founder Jannie Kouri, received the Bob Meistrell Local Legend award at the 2019 Manhattan Beach Chamber Best of Manhattan awards dinner.…
Mike Doyle remembered as Renaissance Waterman at Hermosa Beach paddleout
Mike Doyle was the greatest waterman of his era," Chris Bredesen said. Their fellow Jacobs team rider Don Craig concurred. “Mike long boarded, short boarded, tandem boarded, windsurfed, kite surfed, foil surfed and for something to do in winter, he invented the monoski (a precursor to the showboard),” Don Craig said. …
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Mustangs hold off relentless Panthers
by Paul Teetor Mira Costa won a wild 35-27 shoot-out with Peninsula Friday night,…
Jimmy Miller teams score sun, family friendly waves
The 15th Annual Jimmy Miller Memorial Surf Fiesta, on Sunday at 42nd…
Charity volleyball tourney tries for silence on sand
Players assemble in Hermosa Beach for last year’s Volley4Sound charity tournament. This year’s event…
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Mike Doyle remembered as Renaissance Waterman at Hermosa Beach paddleout
Mike Doyle was the greatest waterman of his era," Chris Bredesen said. Their fellow Jacobs team rider Don Craig concurred. “Mike long boarded, short boarded, tandem boarded, windsurfed, kite surfed, foil surfed and for something to do in winter, he invented the monoski (a precursor to the showboard),” Don Craig said. …
Jimmy Miller teams score sun, family friendly waves
The 15th Annual Jimmy Miller Memorial Surf Fiesta, on Sunday at 42nd…
Hermosa tests hotdoggers
The Fourth Annual Subaru Pacific Hotdogger Surfing Championships drew 50 of the top-rated longboard surfers from around the world to the south side of the Hermosa Beach Pier on Saturday. The sun was out and so were plenty of fast, glassy, 3-foot tubes to ride.…
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Dinner, movie optional [restaurant review]
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In the 1950s, “dinner and a movie” was a first date cliché, a way…
North Africa comes to East Hermosa [dining feature]
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Adnen and Lenora Marouani accomplished their dream when they opened a wine, spirits, and…
East Hermosa chic, changes at Basque Kitchen, Asian street food, and more dining news
East Hermosa Star: Barsha is open at the corner of Aviation and Prospect, giving…
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Last horse race at Redondo Beach Fun Factory
It was about 8:40 on Sunday night — well after when the Redondo Fun Factory was scheduled to close its barn doors to the public for the last time when Bob McCann called his last horse race.…
South Bay arts calendar for Oct. 17 to 23
Thursday, October 17 Dark and dramatic House of Bards is a new theater company…
Preston Sturges a prescient screenwriter
The Hollywood legend’s struggles disclosed in biography by son by Paul Teetor If Thursday…
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Letters to the Editor 10-17-19
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On Manhattan Government
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Obituaries 
Audiologist Lee Parker, of Manhattan Beach, was a born listener
The first clue Dr. Lee Parker’s funeral at American Martyrs last Friday would be emotional was the handkerchiefs handed mourners as they filled the church. But knowing Dr. Parker loved celebrations and New Orleans, the handkerchiefs also signaled a celebration was at hand.…
Morales was Redondo Beach TRW analyst, headed Redondo Women’s clubs
By David Mendez Former Redondo Beach Woman’s Club president and Hermosa Beach…
Van Huisen was beloved owner of Barnacles, developer, dies
by Ryan McDonald After returning to the South Bay from the desert…
Valente Marin remembered as avid AYSO coach
Valente Marin remembered as avid AYSO coach AYSO regions throughout the South Bay…
Chris Gerold was lifeguard, builder
South Bay builder and former beach lifeguard Chris Gerold passed away March…
‘Saint Bob’ was MCHS teacher, counselor, coach
by Kevin Cody Bob Brigham began teaching at Mira Costa High School…
Keating was Breeze, Times reporter, Redondo Beach activist
Mary Ann Keating, a longtime newspaper reporter and Redondo Beach activist, has passed away at age 85.…
Seville-Jones, Manhattan Beach planning commissioner, prominent attorney, passes
by Mark McDermott Sandra Seville-Jones, a planning commissioner and longtime civic stalwart…