Search Results: best of the beach 2018

Siblings recover after brain tumor surgery

By Kevin Cody / June 29, 2018

Less than a month ago, Duncan and Nohea Avery’s two children were diagnosed with the exact same kind of tumor in the exact same spot in their brains, an anomaly that Avery was told may steep his kids in medical journal history. Now, with a few weeks to look back over the swirling chaos, Duncan…

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South Bay Community Calendar 6-28-18

By Judy Rae / June 28, 2018

this weekend is the warm up to 4th of July. Get your flags ready to fly

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Jean McMillan, ‘Bamfield girl,’ was MB matriarch, city clerk

By Mark McDermott / June 23, 2018

Two chairs sit in the front lawn of a house at the corner of Palm and Marine, a spot that for 61 years served as Jean and Jim McMillan’s perch. It’s where they talked to neighbors, plotted their next adventure together, or simply relaxed at the end of a long day. It was also a…

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Polly’s is still Polly’s on the Pier [restaurant review]

By Richard Foss / June 21, 2018

Moving from one location to another is a challenge for any business. It helps to have an established clientele and an unusual product, or at least a specialty or two that nobody else in the neighborhood offers. Restaurants actually have some advantages over other businesses, because the good ones develop a bond with repeat customers…

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No more left turns on SEE PUL VEDA in El Segundo

By Kevin Cody / June 19, 2018

In what promises to be one of the best returns on investment ever for a rebranding effort, the City of El Segundo changed the name of Sepulveda Boulevard to Pacific Coast Highway. The cost for the 14 new highway signs was $15,000.

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Redondo’s Sea Hawk runners On the right track

By Randy Angel / June 15, 2018

Under coach Bob Leetch, Sea Hawk runners have won nine consecutive girls Bay League titles and six of the last seven boys Bay League titles

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Remembering Zachary: How Zach Zent lived a lifetime in 23 years

By Easy Reader Staff / June 15, 2018

It’s true our family lost Zachary after his battle with cancer, a battle in which he brought his very own style of boldness. It wasn’t the bravado of those who raise a fist to the sky and invite thunder upon themselves. No. It was more intelligent,  full of realism and humor. He knew that enduring…

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Council wary of future shortfall as it approves annual budget

By Ryan McDonald / June 15, 2018

The Hermosa Beach City Council unanimously adopted the municipal budget for the 2018-19 fiscal year Tuesday night, providing for a year Hermosa will end in the black, but also revealing long-term challenges posed by rising pension obligations for city employees. The budget includes a five-year forecast with five budget scenarios, several of which show the…

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MBUSD recognizes teachers of the year

By Mark McDermott / June 15, 2018

The Manhattan Beach Unified School District recognized its Teachers of the Year at last Wednesday’s Board of Education meeting, an annual ceremony that took on deeper resonance at the end of a school year that began with the tragic loss of one of the district’s brightest young stars. The night ranged in emotions from the…

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Klatch provides caffeine, conversation

By Kevin Cody / June 15, 2018

As a business, Klatch Coffee brings a lot of major accolades to its newest location in Redondo Beach: World’s Best Espresso, Best Coffeehouse in America and multiple Roaster of the Year awards, to name a just a few. But the focus of the Rancho Cucamonga-based company’s new westward expansion is filling a gap they’ve found…

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South Bay Community Calendar 6-14-18

By Judy Rae / June 14, 2018

Things to do, places to go

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Hermosa restaurant openings ahead, Redondo high-end coffee, Chef Darren celebrated, and more dining news

By Richard Foss / June 13, 2018

Accuracy Versus Tact… Confucius is said to have remarked that the beginning of wisdom is to call things by their proper name. All the same, one can go too far with bluntness. It’s possible that Hey 19’s designation of their gluten-free, keto, and vegan selection as the “High Maintenance Menu” will offend some people, though…

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South Bay arts calendar for June 14 to 20

By Bondo Wyszpolski / June 12, 2018

Thursday, June 14 The Bard is back in town Shakespeare by the Sea kicks off it’s summer season with “The Merry Wives of Windsor,” Thursday through Saturday at 8 p.m. in Point Fermin Park, 807 Paseo del Mar, San Pedro. Soon it’ll go on tour throughout Southern California. Opening next Thursday: “The Winter’s Tale.” Free;…

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Locals volleyball players excel at California Regional Championships

By Randy Angel / June 12, 2018

After helping Mira Costa win the IBVL State Championship (Interscholastic Beach Volleyball Championships), Lily Snyder and Lea Ungar kept their momentum going Sunday, placing second in the Girls 18U division at the AAU California Regional Beach Volleyball Championships presented by Tropic Swimwear held in Hermosa Beach. Although the local duo fell to the San Diego…

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UNVEILING OF NEW JOHN VAN HAMERSVELD MURALS

By Judy Rae / June 11, 2018
When: June 21, 2018 @ 11:30 am
Where: Cabrillo Marine Aquarium , 3720 Stephen M White Dr, San Pedro, CA 90731, USA

SUMMER KICKS OFF ON THE LA WATERFRONT WITH CABRILLO MARINE AQUARIUM UNVEILING OF NEW JOHN VAN HAMERSVELD MURALS Kicking off the start of summer at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, June 21, Friends of Cabrillo Marine Aquarium will…

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