2024 Redondo Fourth of July 5K
by Garth Meyer A two-second winning margin highlighted the 31st edition of the Independence Day 5K Run and Firecracker Dash in Redondo Beach, put on by Village Runner July 4. Ayrton Ledesma, 26, crossed the finish line first in 14:38, outrunning Chris Frias, 33, at 14:40. Billy Atkinson, 22, came in third at 14:49. For […]
Easy Reader July 2024 Art Calendar
ECC Art Gallery: Summer Open Call Group Art Exhibit Opening Reception July 13 Closing Reception August 3 Thurs., Fri., Sat. 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. El Camino College Art Gallery, 16007 Crenshaw Blvd., Torrance. Indivisible Arts: COMMAND Z: GEN-Z Art Show and Concert Saturday, July 13 Art exhibition and concert showcasing the expression of […]
City draft general plan up-date meeting set for July 18
by Garth Meyer A public meeting will be held July 1 for the Redondo Beach Draft General Plan Update, at 6:30 p.m. at city council chambers. The General Plan Advisory Committee has worked since 2017 to review the city’s land use practices regarding conservation, recreation and parks, open space, and environmental and natural […]
MCHS: 1996, 2000 Olympian Cliff Meidl
by Robb Fulcher Editor’s note: Mira Costa graduate Cliff Meidl (Class of ‘84) competed in kayaking in the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta and in the 2000 Olympics in Sydney. He was selected by his fellow American Olympians to carry the American Flag during the opening ceremonies. In an interview this week, he credited his younger […]
How to Enjoy Manhattan Beach With Your College Friends
The Manhattan beach is a dream location that everybody should explore and soak in all its sunshine and pristine sand. The paths are perfect for biking, running, and walking with friends along the beach. The beach also boasts several parks and outdoor recreation spaces, making it the ideal destination for fun with your friends. If […]
Fine Dining Tips and Guide for Etiquette
Casual dining restaurants are some of the most popular food establishments. They feature casual atmospheres and indulge in food at affordable to moderate prices for adequate servings. Casual dining restaurants have a large variety of menu specialties varying but usually leaning toward American, Italian, or Japanese cuisine, which, nonetheless, offer familiar and accessible menu […]
Top Activities College Students Can Enjoy at Manhattan Beach
A visit to Manhattan Beach is the best decision you can make as a collegian – you’ll enjoy both the city (Los Angeles) and the beach. You only require about 15 minutes from Los Angeles International Airport to the beach. The destination is filled with exciting and relaxing activities that are perfect for college students. […]
“The Convert” – Not what you think [MOVIE REVIEW]
There are films that defy expectations and there are those that turn those expectations upside down. Lee Tamahori’s “The Convert” is a movie that does both. Tamahori, a Maori/English filmmaker from New Zealand, burst on the scene in 1994 with “Once Were Warriors” about a violent Maori family. In “The Convert,” he returns to those […]
Benefits and Drawbacks of Online Casinos Vs. Land Based Ones
Vegas is the casino capital of the world As technology progresses, the abilities of online casino operators to provide a near-to-life experience grows and grows. However, do online casinos now have the upper hand over land-based ones? We’re going to take a look at some of the areas where the two go head-to-head, as […]