Running: The annual GI Joe Spring Pier-2-Pier Run/Walk will be held Saturday, March 2 at 7 a.m. Runners compete in
Randy Angel
January 30, 2013
Running: The annual GI Joe Spring Pier-2-Pier Run/Walk will be held Saturday, March 2 at 7 a.m. Runners compete in
Diane Strickfaden, a 15-year veteran of California city governments, has been hired as the Assistant to the City Manager— a
“The waves were bigger back then. I don’t know what it was, but they were just bigger,” Ted Kerwin told Easy Reader in 2003, the year he and brothers John, Joe, Fred and Jim, and sister Mary were inducted into the Hermosa Beach Surfers Hall of Fame.
Whether it was hard news, a soft feature or sports, Easy Reader photographers documented the Beach Cities through the lens
Olympians and professional stars weren’t the only local athletes to make news in 2012. Following are month-by-month highlights of sports
Of the 193 countries and 11 territories competing in the Summer Olympics, only 23 countries earned more medals than our Beach Cities heroes.
For 43 years, Easy Reader has documented the Surfing Santa. This year, like most years, we caught up to him
Surf future looking up for Chris Stimpfl It’s a picturesque, four-foot, offshore, low tide beautiful afternoon looking more like
“It was the perfect time to learn how to shape because no one really knew what they were doing.” —
Peter Goetz gets around. For the last decade, Goetz has travelled the far-flung corners of the world, working as a
Diamond Lane Productions and Spyder Surfboards present the Hermosa Beach premiere of iconic surf filmmaker Taylor Steele’s newest project “This Time Tomorrow” at Saint Rocke’s this Thursday, December 13th.
Football: Beach Cities Sports (BCS) flag football league will be holding a toy drive benefitting the Richstone Family Center during
“You know, when they won’t even look at you, they just look at the ground, what is really going on?”
Al Barrera’s slurred words are difficult to understand at first, but he carries a certain charm that progressively overwrites that minor impediment.
For the second consecutive year, a “family reunion” of beach volleyball players will take place in Hermosa Beach where many greats of the game will reunite to swap stories – many of which should not be told in mixed company.
The Hermosa Beach Sister City Association is accepting applications for the 2013 student exchange program from families of 7th and 8th grade students in the cities of Hermosa, Manhattan, and Redondo Beach.
