by Paul Teetor Will he stay or will he go? That is the biggest question right now in all of
Paul Teetor
December 6, 2023
by Paul Teetor Will he stay or will he go? That is the biggest question right now in all of
Surfing Santa was besieged in and out of the water by local groms when he returned to Neptune Street last
Surfing Santa was besieged in and out of the water by local groms when he returned to Neptune Street last
Surf photos by Steve Gaffney (SteveGaffney.com) “A Plunge for the Cause” was among the highlights of the 18th Annual Jimmy
Upcoming: Kids Creations on Hermosa Greenbelt Cora Owen’s Kid’s Creations at Hermosa for the Holidays. Taking place on Saturday, November
by Paul Teetor The Mira Costa girls volleyball team had another opportunity Saturday night to win their first CIF-Southern Section
By Paul Teetor The Mira Costa High School football team completed the greatest comeback since Napoleon was sacked at the
Spotlight: South Bay Witches Paddle Calling out witches and warlocks. Get your costumes ready, grab your broom, your paddle-board or
by Mark McDermott Marshall Varon loved and respected his father, but he had absolutely no intention of following him into
Planning the perfect beach movie night? Get insights, movie recommendations, and tips for an unforgettable student gathering on easyreadernews.com. Join
by Mark McDermott “Let the young hot-dogger have his fun in the shorebreak. A mature man will never remain a
Pumpkins in the Park On Saturday, October 14. Show up in costume and march in the costume parade. Pick a
[ngg src=”galleries” ids=”2805″ display=”masonry” ngg_triggers_display=”always”]by Kevin Cody Over 100 runners ages 14 and under competed in the 46th Annual Manhattan
by Paul Teetor The worse that USC’s defense plays, the greater the chances that quarterback Caleb Williams becomes the first
[ngg src=”galleries” ids=”2804″ display=”masonry” ngg_triggers_display=”always”]by Kevin Cody by Kevin Cody Hermosa Beach Mayor Raymond Jackson yodeled as he took the
by Garth Meyer If he wanted to, Redondo Beach sixth-grader Stephen Huffaker could never spend another minute in a math
