LA Phil Peninsula Committee Tea [PHOTOS]
Patrons, Sustainers and Inactive members were invited to a lovely September afternoon tea at the Miraleste home of Donna Broderick.
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Panel discusses future of South Bay aerospace industry -
Maria Sharapova touches down in her adopted hometown, Manhattan Beach -
America’s Cup visits Redondo Beach -
Manhattan Beach Coordinating Council awards $24,000 to 6 Mira Costa scholars -
Soroptimist reflects on 60 years serving Manhattan Beach community -
Opera review: “Van Gogh” and “Tell-Tale Heart” -
Local photographer showcases beach life at Fiesta Hermosa -
Perry Park in Redondo Beach re-opens
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Peninsula PVAC’s Celebrate Chefs [PHOTOS]
The Associates, a support group for the Palos Verdes Art Center, held their very popular Celebrate Chefs & Cellars event in late July at an elegant ocean view residence in Palos Verdes Estates.
Palos Verdes AAUW honor Rowie Wolf [PHOTOS]
The American Association of University Women (AAUW) Palos Verdes Branch recently honored Rowie Wolf with its 2012 Status of Women Award.
Toberman Auxiliary summer get together in Palos Verdes [PHOTOS]
Members of the Toberman Auxiliary gathered last month in the Peninsula garden of Diana and Ray Martin for a fun afternoon of western burgers and dogs, some country music and line dancing.
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The Falconers of Terranea [PHOTOS]
What began as a bird abatement program turned into an attraction
From a guestroom balcony at Terranea Resort, a young family gets an up-close look at one of nature’s most spectacular flyers.
Peninsula pioneer puts his stamp on first-class bash
Long-time Peninsula real estate entrepreneur Ray Burns hosted a big birthday party for 38 of his closest friends and more than 150 other guests on June 15 in the patio of a special structure he owns on a leafy little side street in Malaga Cove Plaza.
Tennis pro: Everard Groenewald’s journey from Cape Town
Teaching now takes center court for South African native and international tennis champion Everard Groenewald
“It’s just another day in paradise,” according to Everard Groenewald, tennis pro and Rolling Hills resident.
Peninsula Native shines as Juliet
Barbara Jean Urich returns for third season with Shakespeare by the Sea
Timeless trends
Max Daniel Company’s Eden Heinsheimer gives PV a hopeful, fresh turn on the classic baby blanket
“What’s new at Max Daniel?” Eden Heinsheimer says and smiles, opening the door to her sunlit office on Deep Valley Road.
Needle and Tread: Yuki Matsuda’s handcrafted footwear
Yuki Matsuda reclines in his Southern California studio, his creased leather boots planted squarely on the ground.
HB father remembered
November 8, 1963- May 8, 2012
Richard Daniel “RZ” Perry Zerkie grew up in Hermosa Beach.
The good movie movement: a former planning director works to bring foreign and independent films to the South Bay
A wave of unusual, good movies are hopefully about to come to the South Bay in no small part because of the angry poets of Wisconsin 29 years ago.
Palos Verdes “Angel” Extends Her Wings
by Myrna Lynn
H.E.L.P honorees are an inspiration
Palos Verdes Estates resident Jacqueline Glass has been an inspiration to many on the Palos Verdes Peninsula and throughout the South Bay.
Above and Beyond
Kevin Allen is the principal everyone wished they had
Kevin Allen doesn’t just know the names of all 421 students at Soleado Elementary School in Rancho Palos Verdes where he’s served as principal for the past seven years.
‘Psychosocial behavior’ a key to HIV treatmen
PV’s Dr. Eric Daar and LA BioMed pioneer HIV/AIDS care
HIV/AIDS is no longer a death sentence.