Vaccinations Saturday at BCHD AdventurePlex in Manhattan Beach

UPDATE: The approximately 500 vaccinations slots on Saturday at AdventurePlex in Manhattan Beach have been filled. BCHD is awaiting a new allotment of vaccination doses and will reopen for appointments when the new doses become available. Check back at a future date at MyTurn.Ca.Gov Beginning this Saturday, April 17, COVID-19 Pfizer vaccinations will be available…

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COVID-19 vaccination clinic Tuesday at Hermosa Beach Community Center

A COVID-19 vaccination clinic will be held tomorrow, Tuesday, April 13, at the Hermosa Beach Community Center, at the 710 Pier Avenue, at the corner of Pacific Coast Highway. To determine eligibility, and to request a vaccination vsit http://www.lapublichealth.org/media/Coronavirus/vaccine. Capacity is limited and filling out the interest form is not a guarantee of an appointment.…

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Bruce’s Beach announcement Friday morning in Manhattan Beach by Supervisor Hahn, Assemblyman Muratsuchi, State Senator Bradford

by Kevin Cody A press conference has been scheduled for 10 a.m. Friday morning at Bruce’s Beach Park in Manhattan Beach by Los Angeles County District 4 Supervisor Janice Hahn, State Assemblyman Al Muratsuchi (D-Torrance) and State Senator Steven Bradford (D-Gardena). The purpose of the press conference is the “Announcement of SB 796 regarding Bruce’s…

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Becker, Eaton shaped surfing

by Kevin Cody Phil Becker and Mike Eaton grew up on the Peninsula, across the street from one another, and retired near to one another on the Big Island of Hawaii. Between those periods, during the Gold Era of Surfing,  the lifelong friends became celebrated surfboard shapers. Becker passed away Feb. 25, at age 81.…

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Starry Night planned for PV Art Center Chefs and Cellars

by Kevin Cody Bob Yassin, former Executive Director of Palos Verdes Art Center, adopts the persona of Vincent van Gogh during a virtual return to the Peninsula on Thursday, May 6, for the Art Center’s annual Chefs and Cellars celebration.  Yassin’s talk is a prelude to “Immersive van Gogh,” which is scheduled to open May…

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Hemosa Beach urges County to approve beach volleyball tournaments

by Dan Blackburn Hermosa Beach leaders agreed at Tuesday’s city council meeting to write a letter to Los Angeles County and the State of California officials, advocating resumption of some youth and adult recreational league activities.  Brandy Villanueva, the city’s emergency management coordinator, said she expected some changes in COVID-19 protocols, beginning April 1, when…

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Hermosa Beach hires deputy city manager from Newport Beach

by Dan Blackburn A month after Hermosa Beach City Manager Suja Lowenthal was granted a four percent raise, Lowenthal has hired an assistant whose base annual pay will be $137,369. City council members decided last August that Lowenthal’s performance, since her 2018 hiring, justified a pay hike, to $236,868. The council approved the increase at…

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Spring break to break open Hermosa, Manhattan, Redondo schools

by Donald Morrison Hermosa Beach City School District students will begin returning to full day, in person classes at the new Hermosa Vista School on April 12, beginning with transitional through second grade.  The announcement was made by HBCSD Superintendent Jason Johnson at a virtual town hall hosted by Assemblyman Al Muratsuchi (D-66th District) on…

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