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Best Chiropractor: Derek Levy, DC
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Unlike most doctors, Chiropractor Derek Levy describes his patients as generally healthy. “People at the beach lead a healthy lifestyle. So when they come to see me it’s usually for minor aches and pains that are easy to take care of. I deal with neck and lower back pain all day long.
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Derek Levy is celebrating his 30th year as the cheerful chiropractor who still makes house calls, earning our readers’ trust by straightening out their spinal kinks and helping them achieve overall health. When Levy works on a spine, he’s also healing nerves and muscles. When a person’s bones are put into place, the nerves are…
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Chiropractor Derek Levy describes himself as a meat and potato kind of doctor who makes house calls and insists on explaining to patients the cause of their problems before treating them. “There’s nothing magical about what we do,” he insisted during a visit to his Hermosa Beach office. “Chiropractors work with three basic parts of…
Read MoreChristopher Bruno, D.C. – The stated mission of Dr. Chris Bruno and “Adventure Chiropractic,” the name of his Redondo Beach firm, is “For each of our clients to realize their optimum God given levels of function and peak performance.” Living as a waterman for more than 25 years, Bruno learned an appreciation for health and…
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Retail Flower Shop Growing Wild For the past 30 years, Growing Wild Flower Shop has been creating unique and artistic floral arrangements for South Bay residents. The quaint Highland Avenue and 12th Street store is owned by twins Lisa and Lee Hoven, two creative souls who grew up in Manhattan Beach. There’s plenty to…
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We went to lots of fabulous places in 2022 for PhotowalksTV, my streaming travel photography series that’s seen on YouTube, Tubi and the Roku Channel. Photo moments, of course, stand out, but equally special are some of the cool people I met on the road. The joy of traveling and making videos is meeting fascinating…
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by Ivan G. Goldman Dr. Jon Schwartz had a chiropractic office in Manhattan Beach for approximately three decades, and treated thousands of patients over the years. Few of them knew that for much of that time he was also living another life. In that one he was a skilled gym boxer who sparred with countless…
Read MoreRetal and Service as determined by ballots cast online at EasyReaderNews.com Retail Flower Shop Growing Wild 1201 Highland Ave., Manhattan Beach (310) 545-4432 growingwild.net Runner-up Rolling Hills Flower Mart Manhattan and Redondo Beach rollinghillsflowermart.com Gift Shop Gum Tree Shop & Cafe 238 Pier Ave., Hermosa Beach (310) 376-8733 gumtreela.com Runner-up Curious 128 Pier Ave., Hermosa…
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Best of the Beach 2019
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Best of the Beach 2017 winners (click to see BOB write-ups). Dining and entertainment will be featured in Beach magazine’s April issue (vote here). The urge to recognize “the best” is universal, even though everyone knows “the best” to too subjective to be scientific. Best of awards are really gratitude ceremonies. They satisfy people’s need…
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Over 3,000 readers showed their support for their favorite beach retailers and services by voting in Easy Readers 30th Annual Best of The Beach contest. Though any “Best of” vote is more subjective than scientific, Best Of voting gives readers an opportunity to show their appreciation for the many businesses and services that make the beach cities such a wonderful place to live.
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The Best of the Beach is our celebration of all the people and places that make the South Bay a great place to live, work and play. Once a year, our readers get a chance to pick their favorites in ten categories – automotive, personal services and fashion, kids, sports, shopping, home services, pets, health…
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Michael McNulty, the mayor of Uncle Bill’s Every town has elements that define it. Manhattan Beach has the sun, the sand, the pier, and until last February, a boisterously bearded, and cheerful man named Michael McNulty who could be found every day for the last 50 years at Uncle Bill’s Pancake House from early afternoon…
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by Mark McDermott In September of 1960, a very unlikely GI went on leave. Wilfred Sarr was 24. He’d been drafted the previous year, unceremoniously yanked from Compton College, where he studied psychology for one very good reason. “Well, I knew that I was crazy, no doubt about that,” Sarr said in an interview in…
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