Over the past 18 years, the Jimmy Miller Surf Fiesta has been a fun, family day of groveling
Easy Reader Staff
December 14, 2020
Over the past 18 years, the Jimmy Miller Surf Fiesta has been a fun, family day of groveling
In 1978, retired lifeguard Paul Mattheson brought the cartoon character Surfing Santa to life by paddling out at the Hermosa
Beach Cities Toy Drive unWrapping party The 28th annual Beach Cities Toy Drive continues through December 19. Residents are encouraged to
Surfing Daley brothers follow dad Scott’s path, but not exactly.
Not since the 2005 shut down of Clark Foam, which supplied 80 percent of surfboard blanks, had the surf industry’s future looked as uncertain as when COVID-19 shut down retail last March.
Throughout most of his life Tim Banas’s pro level athleticism, male model good looks, harmonica playing and hail fellow well met manner made him an admired and welcomed fixture in the surf lineup and neighborhood volleyball tournaments.
A paddleout for longtime Hermosa Beach surfer, free diver and tradesman Tim Banas, shown surfing at Indicator, will be held Saturday, Oct. 17 at 10 a.m. at 2nd Street, in Hermosa Beach.
The little boy was six years old and already had a knack for doing unexpected things in unlikely ways.
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.
In 2005, Rick Koenig was visiting Hermosa Beach Public Works foreman Mike Flaherty at the city yard when he saw an arm sticking up from a dumpster. Koenig was a public works commissioner at the time.
Paintbrush and surfboard Catching an art wave with Zen Del Rio It was my last question of the afternoon, but
“‘Big E’ was big, strong, and fast, but he always thought of himself as being bigger, stronger, and faster than he really was, which led to many hospital visits for stitches and broken bones.” Family friend Dan Vaughn remembering Redondo Sea Hawk Quarterback Erik Wilson.
Living and painting down by the sea The shoreline is in the very blood of Stephen Mirich Stephen Mirich is
Beach closures over the Fourth of July weekend have police concerned about large crowds that may still visit the beach cities over the holiday.
This time of year, Tommy Ostendorf’s phone is usually ringing off the hook. Ostendorf is the owner of Beach
