Recycling tour, Caroling for a cause, Nutcracker, Santa breakfast, holiday improv
Judy Rae
December 12, 2019
Recycling tour, Caroling for a cause, Nutcracker, Santa breakfast, holiday improv
Drew Boyles’ unlikely path to becoming the mayor of El Segundo
Editor’s note: Professional Surfer Alex Gray, a South Bay native, has been doing a tour of local schools to
Mike Balzer was standing on the Manhattan Beach Pier last Thursday morning looking out at the ocean and silently bemoaning
Mike Doyle was as smooth on land as he was surfing Editor’s note: Hermosa Surfing Walk of Fame
Carly Rogers was told there was “no way” she would be able to pull it off. Jamie Marshall was told,
Arthur Verge, a history professor at El Camino College, assumed that he and his wife were going to be greeted
It’s almost like Arthur Verge was destined to talk about George Freeth. It was 1996, and Verge, a history
Cancer clinical trials, garden movie, pickleball tourney, book sale, plant sale, railroad scares, Saints&Sinners, Pier to Pier Walk
Are you considering moving to Manhattan or visiting Manhattan just to enjoy some beautiful moments? No matter what is the
Thursday, October 24 It’ll grow on you “Plant,” featuring the work of artist Amely Spoetzl… a peek inside her studio,
Mike Doyle was the greatest waterman of his era,” Chris Bredesen said. Their fellow Jacobs team rider Don Craig concurred. “Mike long boarded, short boarded, tandem boarded, windsurfed, kite surfed, foil surfed and for something to do in winter, he invented the monoski (a precursor to the showboard),” Don Craig said.
The 15th Annual Jimmy Miller Memorial Surf Fiesta, on Sunday at 42nd Street in Manhattan Beach, drew over
Is bad blood from the ‘60s keeping Bay Cities out of the Malibu invitational?
El Camino College names its new stadium’s athletic field after coach John Featherstone, who made the college’s football program a national power
