by Mark McDermott BeachLife will arrive back with a bang. The festival, which takes place September 10 to 12 in
Mark McDermott
May 20, 2021
by Mark McDermott BeachLife will arrive back with a bang. The festival, which takes place September 10 to 12 in
by Mark McDermott Seven hundred and thirty eight days ago, Willie Nelson stood on the main stage at the BeachLife
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by Jefferson Graham Monopoly maker Hasbro announced this week it is replacing the 85-year-old board game’s “outdated’ Community Chest cards,
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
Good restraint: Dear ER: I would like to commend the Hermosa Beach City Council for remaining neutral on the recently
by Kevin Cody The roughly 20,000 kids within walking distance of the ocean in the three Beach Cities have one
by Mark McDermott The crooked little trees started appearing around the South Bay early in the summer of 2005. The
by Mike Purpus Mike Eaton went with fellow shaper and Palos Verdes childhood friend Phil Becker to Hawaii’s North Shore
by Kevin Cody Pioneer surfer and surfboard shaper Mike Eaton passed away at his home from a stroke on the
Refresher course Dear ER: In the 1980s, Hermosa Beach schools had an enrollment crisis, similar to today’s declining enrollment (“Hermosa
by Kevin Cody Over the Christmas holidays, Eric Dellenbach, his wife Erika and twin 7-year-olds Jaxson, and Mia contracted COVID-19.
by Eddie Solt Much like the diverse city Scott Anderson resided in, the surfboards he built encompassed an entire spectrum
by Mike Purpus In the early ‘70s, I surfed for W.A.V.E. Hollow Surfboards, run by Carl Pope. The surfboards were
