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Peerless farmer’s market Dear ER: In coastal cities all over the world, from Nice, France to Santa Monica, California, there are bustling Farmer’s Markets in the heart of the town. Farmer’s Markets serve the everyday needs of the residents, but the best ones actually influence what we eat. Chefs on the Westside of Los Angeles…
Read MoreCorrection: Easy Reader misidentified identified the the conductor of the Hermosa Beach Civics camp in its July 31 issue. The conductor is Howard Fishman. Casa de los Amigos es placido Dear ER: “Seniors allege loss of rights” (ER August 7, 2014) is the most outrageous piece of biased journalism I’ve ever read.Almost the entire…
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Back by Rotary both both locally and internationally, a retired Manhattan Beach architect wants to install solar panels on the rooftops of Baja orphanages
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When I suggested to my wife that we have dinner at the Marriott in Manhattan Beach, I had to remind her where it is. You would think a six-story hotel would be a hard thing to lose, but the location behind other buildings a block off Rosecrans doesn’t exactly stand out. Until recently, the food…
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Fifteen years ago, the South Bay barely registered on the regional dining scene. There were several good restaurants and a few excellent ones, but major media critics ignored the area, and it would have been laughable to suggest that people would soon be coming from the West Side and Beverly Hills to dine in Manhattan…
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MBYP SummerFest 2012: 2nd Annual Beer and Music Festival hosted by Manhattan Beach Young Professionals. Because there’s nothing better than alcohol to grease the wheels of a networking event. You want future business associates to see the real you. Right away. Plus you can check out the Raleigh Studio’s New York lot. Probably get some…
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On the job with a bar-back, a dog-walker, an antiques dealer, a tarot card reader, and a bar musician
Read Moreby Michael Santomieri A simple stroll through the Hermosa Beach downtown can be a clarifying moment for anyone who cares to notice. Sangria, a 15 year icon and one of the sentinel points of Hermosa’s 1995 revitalization, is surrounded by 25-foot high boards. Hammering sawing, stuccoing and welding are plainly audible on the Plaza. The…
Read MoreNorth End doesn’t look particularly impressive from the outside unless you are a connoisseur of clashing shades – the avocado and lime greens are almost precisely wrong as a color combination. As people in Warsaw used to say about a certain Stalin-era hotel, it has the best view in town because from inside it you can’t see it. The interior is better, functional with a few stylish touches, but once you open the menu you will forget all else, because this is one fun list of foods. The people who own this place obviously love to play in the kitchen, and they make the most interesting breakfasts in the South Bay.
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