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Over 3,000 readers showed their support for their favorite beach retailers and services by voting in Easy Readers 30th Annual Best of The Beach contest. Though any “Best of” vote is more subjective than scientific, Best Of voting gives readers an opportunity to show their appreciation for the many businesses and services that make the beach cities such a wonderful place to live.
Read MoreHermosa Cyclery, fronting 13th Street near The Strand, is known as the place with the “free air.” An air hose dangles outside the business so passing cyclers can fill their tires without asking.
Read MoreThursday, January 21 Haiti Disaster Relief sites Immediate Haiti Disaster Relief donations can be made through Congregation Tikvat Jacob in Manhattan Beach — the funds will be forwarded accordingly — or online, as Rabbi Mark Hyman also suggests, through The Joint Distribution Committee (www.jdc.org) and the American Jewish World Service (www.ajws.org), experienced, safe and…
Read MoreAshley Roberts was still shaking as she gathered herself outside the Redondo Beach City Council chambers on June 4, before speaking in defense of herself and others like her who live on the streets of the Beach Cities. “I feel like people look at us like we’re not human — we’re people too, and you…
Read MoreHilmar Paul Gudmundsson, a longtime Hermosa Beach resident and local lifeguard, passed away October 9. He is survived by his wife Marilyn Boisseau and his children Alexandra and Shaun. Gudmundsson was born August 8, 1954 to Margret Jonasdottir and Thorsteinn Gudmundsson, in Winnipeg, Canada. The family settled in Hermosa 1956, starting Paul on the path…
Read MorePaul Matthies, Easy Reader’s Surfing Santa for over two decades, was a member of the post World War II generation of Los Angeles County lifeguards who shaped what had previously been a largely volunteer organization into the most highly regarded ocean lifesaving organization in the world.
Read MoreThursday, February 28 Rummage sale The Woman’s Club of Redondo Beach rummage sale is tomorrow, Friday, 8 a.m. – 2 p.m., but today’s the day to donate and bring in your unwanteds. Clean out your closets and storage areas, and bring it all in, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m., 400 S. Broadway. “Bye Bye Birdie”…
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