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Palos Verdes About Town

By Kevin Cody / April 8, 2018

Native Plant Society Annual Garden Tour Saturday, April 7, 9:30 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. Featuring guided tours of 3 native and drought tolerant gardens in Palos Verdes. Learn about California native plants from experts. $25 members $30 non-members for info and reservations call: (310) 629-0500 www.sccnps.org. At South Coast Botanic Garden, 26300 Crenshaw Blvd., Palos…

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Cops teach residents to ‘Stop the Bleed’

By Kevin Cody / April 6, 2018

While Redondo Beach Police Officer Lauren McNeely settled in to tighten a tourniquet on fellow officer Ryan Harrison’s right arm, Harrison steeled his face. He had just warned the room full of students in RBPD’s first annual Stop the Bleed class that tourniquets, when applied properly, hurt – and hurt a lot. McNeely torqued down,…

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South Bay Community Calendar 3-29-18

By Judy Rae / March 30, 2018

So many places to go. So many things to do

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City  honors Henry Mitzner, a 45-year municipal veteran

By Mark McDermott / March 30, 2018

  When Henry Mitzner starting working for the City of Manhattan Beach, Richard Nixon was president, Apollo 17 had just returned from the moon, and City Hall was located in a bunch of trailers. It was March 12, 1973. The city was still rebuilding after the earthquake of ‘71 and the country was in the…

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Mira Costa, Redondo set to battle for Bay League boys volleyball crown

By Randy Angel / March 28, 2018

It’s no surprise to see perennial powers Redondo and Mira Costa ranked among the top 10 teams in CIF-SS Division 1, but there is a new-comer this season who currently holds the second position in the poll. Long-time Division 2 member South Torrance has moved up one division this season and is ranked just below…

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Re/Max Palos Verdes Belle of the Bay Sandra Sanders

By Kevin Cody / March 27, 2018

Sandra Sanders opened Re/Max Palos Verdes in 1984

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First Fridays at First!

By Judy Rae / March 21, 2018
When: April 6, 2018 @ 12:15 pm
Where: First Lutheran Church and School, 2900 W Carson St, Torrance, CA 90503, USA

Classical Crossroads, Inc.  & FirstServe Community Services of the South Bay, Inc. ~ present ~ First Fridays at First! ~ fff  New York-based pianist DAVID KAPLAN Friday, April 6, 2018 at 12:15 p.m. Complimentary reception follows…

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WLWN Committee Kick-Off Mixer

By Judy Rae / March 20, 2018
When: March 27, 2018 @ 6:30 pm
Where: Tin Roof Bistro, 3500 N Sepulveda Blvd, Manhattan Beach, CA 90266, USA

Time to start thinking about that mid-summer tan, and your white ensemble for White Light White Night 2018. As you’ve hopefully heard, this year’s event is scheduled for Saturday, July 28th and we’re looking for dedicated committee…

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RBPD The Surf Line Up

By Judy Rae / March 19, 2018
When: May 5, 2018 @ 7:00 am
Where: Between Avenue I and Burnout, Redondo Beach, CA, USA

The Redondo Beach Police Department wants you to get in the Line Up! The SURF Line UP that is.  Enter the surf contest, no matter your skill level or experience. If you don’t surf, come…

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Vincent Barbee remembered in tears, stories and songs

By Kevin Cody / March 16, 2018

It was a typical afternoon in the Barbee household when Martha Barbee was stopped by her youngest son, Vince. As she walked through the hallways of their home, Vince pulled up Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believing,” pulled her aside and said, “Come on Mom, let’s dance!” “He would do all of these spontaneous, uplifting things,” Malorie,…

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Monday Night Live: How an occasionally homeless comedian created a comic’s haven at Pancho’s Restaurant

By Mark McDermott / March 15, 2018

  Danno Carter is a curator of sorts. One of his areas of expertise are the bars of the South Bay. He knows them all, pretty much. He arrived here 10 years ago, by way of Hollywood. He’d driven straight to Hollywood after graduating from the University of Notre Dame in 2006. He was chasing…

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Letters to the Editor 3-15-18

By Judy Rae / March 15, 2018

Read about it. Write about it

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“Little Mermaid” finds love in El Segundo

By Bondo Wyszpolski / March 14, 2018

Swimming with the Fishes Sound Stage Live!’s production of Disney’s “The Little Mermaid” opens tonight (Thursday) in El Segundo We can help Eric and Ariel fall in love by pretending to be birds and frogs. Really! Just keep reading and you’ll find out how. But first… Jeff Cason is sitting towards the back of the…

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South Bay arts calendar for March 15 to 21

By Bondo Wyszpolski / March 14, 2018

Thursday, March 15 Put it in gear Speaker and author Curtis Zimmerman discusses “Living Life at Performance Level” at 7 p.m. in Marsee Auditorium at El Camino College, Crenshaw and Redondo Beach boulevards, Torrance. Zimmerman is an entertainer and the author of six books. Tickets, $10 to $24. Call (800) 832-ARTS or go to centerforthearts.org.…

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Mira Costa boys lacrosse team loaded with talent while Redondo improves

By Randy Angel / March 14, 2018

Mira Costa has a good combination of proven veterans and young talent on its boys lacrosse team but will have to overtake a strong Palos Verdes team to claim the Bay League title. Palos Verdes is ranked No. 7 in the CIF Southern Section while Mira Costa holds the No. 10 spot and Redondo is…

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Amaral steps down as boys basketball coach

By Paul Teetor / March 7, 2018

     Mira Costa High School boys basketball coach Jeff Amaral, who achieved the rare distinction of coaching a team he once played for and led it to a consistent winning record until this year, has resigned after seven seasons on the job. The Mustang program is already facing the looming question of where it will…

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