by Paul Teetor Colin Kaepernick and Derek Chauvin will go down in the history books together, but for very different
Paul Teetor
April 29, 2021
by Paul Teetor Colin Kaepernick and Derek Chauvin will go down in the history books together, but for very different
by Dan Blackburn “We’re a small city,” said Hermosa Beach council candidate Raymond Jackson this week, “and one would think
by Erin Waldner It’s a weekday afternoon and Juan Lopez, an educator at the Roundhouse Aquarium on the Manhattan Beach
Color theory Dear ER: Few, if any, of society’s agendas have only one motive. The park, today called Bruce’s Beach,
Event Spotlight Shakespeare by the Sea is bringing the Bard to cyberspace. The non-profit will present a staged, virtual
by Kevin Cody Over the last weekend in March, Redondo Union High Schoolboys basketball coach Nick Welch took the South
[ngg src=”galleries” ids=”2383″ display=”masonry”] Photos by Ray Vidal by Paul Teetor It was all over by halftime. You could tell
Volleyball is one of the most popular sports in the world. It has simple rules, and the process of playing
Local musician Gavin Heaney, aka Latch Key Kid, grew up next to Bruce’s Beach and still writes and records his
by Jefferson Graham Monopoly maker Hasbro announced this week it is replacing the 85-year-old board game’s “outdated’ Community Chest cards,
Roundhouse reopens, and continues online April Earth month celebrations scheduled This Saturday, April 3, the Roundhouse Aquarium Teach Center at
by Kevin Cody Phil Becker and Mike Eaton grew up on the Peninsula, across the street from one another, and
by Erin Waldner Painter Dan Pinkham met violinist Jim Sitterly on the school bus when the two were growing up
Los Angeles County plays jungle ball with beach volleyball organizers
by Dan Blackburn Hermosa Beach leaders agreed at Tuesday’s city council meeting to write a letter to Los Angeles County
“Senior Moment,” directed by Giorgio Serafini and written by first timers Kurt Brungardt and Christopher Momenee, is not a terrible
