“Subject” – Noun and verb [MOVIE REVIEWS]
Neely Swanson
November 1, 2023
Education
November 2023 Peninsula Event Calendar
Judy Rae
October 31, 2023
Television – the endless season [TELEVISION SERIES]
Neely Swanson
October 30, 2023
Fanfare for the common man
Bondo Wyszpolski
October 24, 2023
Pipeline ‘anomaly’ adds to Redondo/Lawndale Metro Line headstone controversy
Garth Meyer
October 18, 2023
RUHS starts Civic seal program
Garth Meyer
October 14, 2023
AHS History
Garth Meyer
October 14, 2023
October 2023 Peninsula Calendar
Judy Rae
September 29, 2023
EDUCATION: MCHS students named National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalists
Hibah Samad
September 26, 2023
Planning commission appointments draw umbrage
Garth Meyer
September 22, 2023
Chris Isaak knows what you want to hear
Ryan McDonald
September 19, 2023
Endless summer party offers endless support for Richstone Family Center
Kevin Cody
September 16, 2023
Redondo council lauds skate park, hours may expand
Garth Meyer
September 15, 2023
End of season
Garth Meyer
September 7, 2023
The man who spent his life promoting Venezuelan art
Bondo Wyszpolski
September 7, 2023
RBUSD I.T. – Unsung heroes of a school district
Garth Meyer
September 2, 2023
“Subject” – Noun and verb [MOVIE REVIEWS]
Neely Swanson
November 1, 2023
Documentaries have been flourishing of late and the personal stories told by many of them are a window into the
November 2023 Peninsula Event Calendar
Judy Rae
October 31, 2023
1 Wednesday NOVEMBER Storytime Hosted by librarians and friendly puppets, this storytime includes fun stories, songs, and even dancing. Recommended
Television – the endless season [TELEVISION SERIES]
Neely Swanson
October 30, 2023
It’s a never ending cycle now with television. Granted, the dying broadcast breed is still adhering to their normal release
Fanfare for the common man
Bondo Wyszpolski
October 24, 2023
Salt of the earth “Reckoning with Millet’s ‘Man with a Hoe’ 1863-1900,” edited by Scott Allan (Getty Publications, 123 pp,
Pipeline ‘anomaly’ adds to Redondo/Lawndale Metro Line headstone controversy
Garth Meyer
October 18, 2023
by Garth Meyer Lawndale resident Jay Gould received a letter last week from the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority
RUHS starts Civic seal program
Garth Meyer
October 14, 2023
by Garth Meyer A new seal to honor civic engagement among Redondo Union High School students may be granted this
AHS History
Garth Meyer
October 14, 2023
The eighth Redondo Beach “Path of History” marker was unveiled Sept. 26 at Aviation Park. The sign tells the story
October 2023 Peninsula Calendar
Judy Rae
September 29, 2023
8 Sunday October Canary Islands Jim Gardner “Fascinating succulent flora of the Canary Islands.” Jim Gardner will share his experience
EDUCATION: MCHS students named National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalists
Hibah Samad
September 26, 2023
by Hibah Samad The National Merit Scholarship Corporation announced the names of the more than 16,000 semi-finalists nationwide who will
Planning commission appointments draw umbrage
Garth Meyer
September 22, 2023
by Garth Meyer Appointments to most of the city’s commissions were approved on a 4-1 vote Sept. 12, though some
Chris Isaak knows what you want to hear
Ryan McDonald
September 19, 2023
The songwriter known for Wicked Game, and working with filmmaker David Lynch, performs at BeachLife Ranch this Sunday, September 24
Endless summer party offers endless support for Richstone Family Center
Kevin Cody
September 16, 2023
Over 400 supporters of the Richstone Family Center enjoyed offerings from two dozen local restaurants and bars at the 9th
Redondo council lauds skate park, hours may expand
Garth Meyer
September 15, 2023
by Garth Meyer Open for four months now, the city skate park on the pier has become “very, very popular,”
The man who spent his life promoting Venezuelan art
Bondo Wyszpolski
September 7, 2023
From Caracas with love “Alfredo Boulton: Looking at Venezuela, 1928-1978,” ed. by Idurre Alonso (Getty Publications, $275 pp, $60), in
RBUSD I.T. – Unsung heroes of a school district
Garth Meyer
September 2, 2023
by Garth Meyer Would there be an R a B a U an S or a D today without an