Letters to the Editor 1-06-22
It ain’t right Dear ER: Hermosa is losing its identity. Institutions that have made us who we are, are being muscled out. California Sushi and Teriyaki, at 429 Pacific Coast Highway, is the latest to be swept away. After 13 years of healthy food, low prices, and hard work, they have been given their walking papers. Personally, I like their BBQ Salmon Salad. We are talking salmon filet, tomato, cucumber, carrots, arugula, avocado, spinach, lettuce and red cabbage, all for $10 bucks. Daily customers, such as myself, want this business to stay. But they have been given notice to vacate. Hermosa’s appeal has been its quaint, beach town ambience. A small town with neighbors you actually know. Home of some of the surfing champions like Dewey Weber, Mike Purpus, Hap Jacobs, and Benevitas brother and sister Mike and Liz. Businesses that have been here since the ‘50s, like Mickey’s Italian Deli. Eat one sandwich and you can speak Italian. Triangle Hardware, originally owned by John Workman, and now owned by Sunny, where you get personal attention the minute you step in. But places like Mrs. Gooches, Poop Deck, the Mermaid, Pier 52, Greeko’s Sandals, are all now just a part of our quaint…
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