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Super Sports strings along appreciative Manhattan Beach for 40 years
Manhattan Beach's Super Sports survive tough times for brick-and-mortar retail, and now the coronavirus pandemic, by maintaining a close relationship with customers. …
Hermosa Beach council trades car lanes for bike lanes, dining decks
One lane in each direction of Hermosa Avenue will be closed to provide outdoor patio decks and more space for cyclists and pedestrians.…
Politics suspected, COVID blamed in slowdown of Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach mail
South Bay mail delivery flows. Congressman Ted Lieu registers protest, presses President Trump to fix it…
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All Ball Sports: Prayer call goes out for ailing Paul Westsphal
Former NBA great Paul Westphal is only 69 and still as whippet-thin and physically fit as he was in his prime not so long ago. But he's been stricken with brain cancer.…
Super Sports strings along appreciative Manhattan Beach for 40 years
Manhattan Beach's Super Sports survive tough times for brick-and-mortar retail, and now the coronavirus pandemic, by maintaining a close relationship with customers. …
All Ball Sports: The King is Dead, Long live LeBron
In recent years it has become trendy in NBA media circles to argue that the Lakers LeBron James is no longer the undisputed best player in the world.…
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Shortened season doesn’t short South Bay Scholastic Surfing Association honors
This year’s standout high school surfers were recognized during a recent virtual awards ceremony presented by the South Bay Scholastic Surfing Association (SBSSA), with technical and financial assistance from the South Bay Boardriders Club.…
Pandemic stops paddleboard races, but not paddlers
Despite the cancellation of ocean competition, as a result of the pandemic, paddlers continue to paddle. A popular workout is hosted by Jay Russell on Thursday evenings at 16th Street in Hermosa.…
Surfers show support of Black Lives Matter at Hermosa Beach paddleout
Over 200 predominately white surfers participated in a Black Lives Matter paddleout at the Hermosa Beach pier on Friday.…
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Steaks on PCH, ceviche on Pier, and an impossible name
Timing And Etiquette… To the delight of restaurateurs, the beach cities have been loosening…
Chef Melba has offered quiet excellence in Hermosa Beach for 15 years
Dining in downtown Hermosa has a certain style — loud, hip, and flashy, both…
Infernal pizza, high level dining, scam sites, and more restaurant news
Fragile resurgence: A superficial glance at the dining scene makes it look like things…
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Literary icon: Bukowski at 100
Light some candles, raise a glass Remembering Charles Bukowski on his 100th birthday This…
“Bay of Silence” – Better that way [MOVIE REVIEW]
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by Neely Swanson “Bay of Silence,” directed by Paula van der Oest (“Zus and…
Quality films for home viewing
Let’s dim the lights and screen a movie Film quartet: “A White, White Day”;…
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- Literary icon: Bukowski at 100
- Steaks on PCH, ceviche on Pier, and an impossible name
- All Ball Sports: Prayer call goes out for ailing Paul Westsphal
- Super Sports strings along appreciative Manhattan Beach for 40 years
- Hermosa Beach council trades car lanes for bike lanes, dining decks
- Politics suspected, COVID blamed in slowdown of Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach mail
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Obituaries 
Hermosa Beach’s ‘Turkey Jon’ Burt remembered as beach icon
Over the past five decades, “Turkey Jon” Burt was as favorite a Hermosa Beach fixture as The Strand where he rode his bike daily.…
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…
Easy Reader sports editor Randy Angel left it all on the field
There's a saying in sports about those guys who play hard, play for others, and never take a down or an inning off that also applies to how Randy lived. He left it all on the field.…
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…