The End in Torrance is a ‘Side Street Wonder’
When I visit old cities, I find it charming that most residential neighborhoods have their local cafe, bakery, pub, and some little shop that sells the necessities of everyday life. It’s a relic of a world before the automobile, when neighbors met and socialized in the course of their everyday lives. That little eatery or […]
Flair Cares annual cancer fundraiser
Flair Cleaners hosts its third annual cancer fundraiser through October. Customers may designate their donations go to The National Breast Cancer Foundation, ZERO — the End of Prostate Cancer, or Cure Childhood Cancer. Owner Gary Futterman will match donations, up to $5,000. Flair is located at 1900 Aviation Blvd., Redondo Beach (one block east of […]
Kiwanis Club holds first community fair
The Kiwanis Club of Redondo Beach presents its first annual community fair Saturday, Oct. 16, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Anderson Park. Events include free games and activities for kids of all ages — such as sack races and “Simon Says” — a food truck and appearances by Redondo Beach Police officers and […]
Torrance police pursue, take in suspect in Redondo
Police lights and a helicopter spotlight in the area of Avenues A, B and C last Friday evening, Oct. 1, were involved in the pursuit of a suspect who fled the scene of a car accident. According to Sergeant Mark Ponegalek of the Torrance Police Department, officers initially pulled over a vehicle at 5:30 p.m. […]
First Redondo Beach public skate park(s) get final nod
by Garth Meyer After a four-year process, Redondo will get its first public skate park — and a second one — following city approval of construction funds Tuesday night. The two facilities, to be built for no more than $140,000, at Perry Park and at Pad 10 at the Harbor, may be in use as […]
The process: RBUSD seeks new curriculum for English/Language Arts
by Garth Meyer New curriculum for the Redondo Beach School District is coming for English and Language Arts (ELA) in grades K-5. The process began Sept. 30 with a day-long workshop for a 30-member group assigned to make a recommendation to the school board next spring. Dr. Susan Wildes, committee leader, spoke to the school […]
Abortion rights march takes to Redondo streets
An estimated 325 people gathered Oct. 2 in Redondo to march for fewer abortion restrictions. The event coincided with others across the country in response to new laws in Texas and Mississippi. The local march started at Veterans Park, proceeded south along Catalina Avenue for 1.5 miles and looped back to the park. “Not […]
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What now for Anthony Joshua?
There was a point a couple of years ago where Anthony Joshua was dubbed as one of the greatest British boxers of all time. The heavyweight was unbeaten and on top of the world, delivering knockouts with varying degrees of speed but scary levels of devastation. However, a surprise loss to Mexican Andy Ruiz in […]
7 Sites that Allow IG Users to Buy Instagram Followers
The more Instagram followers you have, the more reach and engagement you are going to see from users around the world. As millions of new users continue to join social media platforms like IG, TikTok and Facebook on a daily basis, it’s now more important than ever to make sure you have a massive following […]