The City of Hermosa Beach is among three entities cited by the Los Angeles County Public Health Department–Environmental Health Drinking Water Program for drilling on the public works yard site last Tuesday without the required permits. Brycon, LL
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Hermosa Beach’s Survivor Takes Home Huge Prize
May 14, 2013 at 6:35 pm
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Hermosa Beach’s two-time Survivor contestant has won $100,000 for being voted Sprint Player of the Season by fans, according to CBS.com.
Malcolm Freberg, a 25-year-old bartender, has been a favorite of the show’s TV viewers so much so he was invited back for a second stint on the latest season which concluded Sunday: Survivor: Caramoan — Fans Vs. Favorites.
Freberg was voted out by the show’s tribal council in late April, ending his quest to be the show’s winner. That winner, John Cochran, was announced during Sunday night’s show.
Hermosa Beach’s two-time Survivor contestant has won $100,000 for being voted Sprint Player of the Season by fans, according to CBS.com.
Malcolm Freberg, a 25-year-old bartender, has been a favorite of the show’s TV viewers so much so he was invited back for a second stint on the latest season which concluded Sunday: Survivor: Caramoan — Fans Vs. Favorites.
Freberg was voted out by the show’s tribal council in late April, ending his quest to be the show’s winner. That winner, John Cochran, was announced during Sunday night’s show.
- Previously: Hermosan Makes Survivor Cast as Fan Favorite
- Previously: Hermosan on ‘Survivor’ Said to Look Like ‘He’s From the Jungle’
Hermosa Beach’s two-time Survivor contestant has won $100,000 for being voted Sprint Player of the Season by fans, according to CBS.com.
Malcolm Freberg, a 25-year-old bartender, has been a favorite of the show’s TV viewers so much so he was invited back for a second stint on the latest season which concluded Sunday: Survivor: Caramoan — Fans Vs. Favorites.
Freberg was voted out by the show’s tribal council in late April, ending his quest to be the show’s winner. That winner, John Cochran, was announced during Sunday night’s show.
- Previously: Hermosan Makes Survivor Cast as Fan Favorite
- Previously: Hermosan on ‘Survivor’ Said to Look Like ‘He’s From the Jungle’
Hermosa students capture essay contest honors
May 10, 2013 at 5:25 pm
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Students at Hermosa View School recently participated in Boulevard Florist Wholesale Market’s Mother’s Day essay contest, and two students won accolades for their writing.
Hermosa Beach city treasurer David Cohn, tarred by scandal, resigns
May 7, 2013 at 8:27 pm
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Hermosa Beach’s city treasurer, whose encounter with a masseuse in his house led to an embarrassing criminal case, has announced his resignation.
Discounted Fiesta Hermosa Carnival Rides for Locals
May 5, 2013 at 7:20 pm
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Hermosa Beach residents and local artists have until May 17 to take advantage of some special Fiesta Hermosa offers, according to the Hermosa Beach Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau. The Fiesta takes place May 25 through 27.
Residents can receive a discount on Fiesta Hermosa carnival ride tickets if purchased by May 17. Tickets, sold in books of 24, are available for $15, a 25 percent savings off the regular price, said Matt Bennett of the chamber.
Local Hermosa Beach-based artists will receive a 50% discount off the regular price of entry to encourage their participation. Fiesta Hermosa attracts thousands to downtown Hermosa Beach during the 3-day Memorial Day weekend event. It is billed as “Largest Arts & Crafts Fair in Southern California” and has been taking place since 1972.
Another perk for local chamber member restaurants is priority placement in this year’s Fiesta Hermosa Food Court, said Bennett.
Tradition rings true, too, as the chamber has once again selected 10 Hermosa Beach-based charitable organizations that will receive funding through their participation in serving at the Fiesta’s Charity Beer & Wine Garden. In 2012, more than $30,000 was raised to benefit local charities, he said.
Fiesta Hermosa, which features more than 400 artists and crafters, including painters, photographers, ceramicists, jewelers, sculptors, and handicrafters, is free to the public.
Discounted carnival ride tickets for residents (bring proof of your residency) are available through May 17th at the Hermosa Beach Chamber of Commerce office, 1007 Hermosa Ave., Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Hermosa Beach residents and local artists have until May 17 to take advantage of some special Fiesta Hermosa offers, according to the Hermosa Beach Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau. The Fiesta takes place May 25 through 27.
Residents can receive a discount on Fiesta Hermosa carnival ride tickets if purchased by May 17. Tickets, sold in books of 24, are available for $15, a 25 percent savings off the regular price, said Matt Bennett of the chamber.
Local Hermosa Beach-based artists will receive a 50% discount off the regular price of entry to encourage their participation. Fiesta Hermosa attracts thousands to downtown Hermosa Beach during the 3-day Memorial Day weekend event. It is billed as “Largest Arts & Crafts Fair in Southern California” and has been taking place since 1972.
Another perk for local chamber member restaurants is priority placement in this year’s Fiesta Hermosa Food Court, said Bennett.
Tradition rings true, too, as the chamber has once again selected 10 Hermosa Beach-based charitable organizations that will receive funding through their participation in serving at the Fiesta’s Charity Beer & Wine Garden. In 2012, more than $30,000 was raised to benefit local charities, he said.
Fiesta Hermosa, which features more than 400 artists and crafters, including painters, photographers, ceramicists, jewelers, sculptors, and handicrafters, is free to the public.
Discounted carnival ride tickets for residents (bring proof of your residency) are available through May 17th at the Hermosa Beach Chamber of Commerce office, 1007 Hermosa Ave., Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Hermosa Beach residents and local artists have until May 17 to take advantage of some special Fiesta Hermosa offers, according to the Hermosa Beach Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau. The Fiesta takes place May 25 through 27.
Residents can receive a discount on Fiesta Hermosa carnival ride tickets if purchased by May 17. Tickets, sold in books of 24, are available for $15, a 25 percent savings off the regular price, said Matt Bennett of the chamber.
Local Hermosa Beach-based artists will receive a 50% discount off the regular price of entry to encourage their participation. Fiesta Hermosa attracts thousands to downtown Hermosa Beach during the 3-day Memorial Day weekend event. It is billed as “Largest Arts & Crafts Fair in Southern California” and has been taking place since 1972.
Another perk for local chamber member restaurants is priority placement in this year’s Fiesta Hermosa Food Court, said Bennett.
Tradition rings true, too, as the chamber has once again selected 10 Hermosa Beach-based charitable organizations that will receive funding through their participation in serving at the Fiesta’s Charity Beer & Wine Garden. In 2012, more than $30,000 was raised to benefit local charities, he said.
Fiesta Hermosa, which features more than 400 artists and crafters, including painters, photographers, ceramicists, jewelers, sculptors, and handicrafters, is free to the public.
Discounted carnival ride tickets for residents (bring proof of your residency) are available through May 17th at the Hermosa Beach Chamber of Commerce office, 1007 Hermosa Ave., Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
">Environment California raises over $20,000 to rescue LA sea lion pups
May 4, 2013 at 8:25 am
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Calabasas, CA – Environment California has delivered over $20,000 for California Wildlife Center to rescue stranded sea lion pups along the coast. The money will help cover the cost of building temporary sea lion and seal housing at the Center and provide for the care, feeding, and rehabilitation of stranded sea lion pups.
Surfrider Helps Rid Hermosa of Cigarette Butts
April 23, 2013 at 10:35 pm
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Hoping to help curb cigarette butts discarded improperly near the ocean in Hermosa Beach, the South Bay Chapter of Surfrider Foundation will be giving the city 20 disposal containers, said Craig Cadwallader at the Hermosa Beach City Council meeting Tuesday night.
Cadwallader, a Manhattan Beach resident and Surfrider representative who spoke during the public participation portion of the meeting, said he had had a “very productive” meeting with City Manager Tom Bakaly and city staff Tuesday, discussing where the containers would be placed.
He told City Council and audience members that there is a “plan in place so we can mitigate the problem with litter.”
Hoping to help curb cigarette butts discarded improperly near the ocean in Hermosa Beach, the South Bay Chapter of Surfrider Foundation will be giving the city 20 disposal containers, said Craig Cadwallader at the Hermosa Beach City Council meeting Tuesday night.
Cadwallader, a Manhattan Beach resident and Surfrider representative who spoke during the public participation portion of the meeting, said he had had a “very productive” meeting with City Manager Tom Bakaly and city staff Tuesday, discussing where the containers would be placed.
He told City Council and audience members that there is a “plan in place so we can mitigate the problem with litter.”
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Hoping to help curb cigarette butts discarded improperly near the ocean in Hermosa Beach, the South Bay Chapter of Surfrider Foundation will be giving the city 20 disposal containers, said Craig Cadwallader at the Hermosa Beach City Council meeting Tuesday night.
Cadwallader, a Manhattan Beach resident and Surfrider representative who spoke during the public participation portion of the meeting, said he had had a “very productive” meeting with City Manager Tom Bakaly and city staff Tuesday, discussing where the containers would be placed.
He told City Council and audience members that there is a “plan in place so we can mitigate the problem with litter.”
">Hermosan Wins Fiesta Hermosa Logo Design Contest
April 17, 2013 at 9:12 pm
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Freelance designer Priscila Bara has won the Fiesta Hermosa Logo Design contest sponsored by the Hermosa Beach Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau.
The Hermosa Beach resident’s design was selected from nearly 40 entries and will be used on Fiesta Hermosa event banners and other collateral materials, said Matt Bennett of the chamber. Bara also received a free year’s membership in the chamber for her winning entry.
Bara’s design work is extensive, having created all sorts of materials for the likes of Skechers, Neutrogena, Creative Teaching Press, Spin Master and Univision Network, to name a few. Her work spans industries that include music, fashion and toys.
She is originally from Brazil, where she won a children’s contest as a 7-year-old, prompting her drawing to become a stamp for the Brazilian Post Office. Bara says the honor served as early inspiration for her artistic creativity.
“Hermosa Beach is just perfect,” she said, when contacted about the Fiesta Hermosa win. “I love the awesome beach, surf, volleyball, and I think it’s just the cutest place in California! It’s really an honor for me to contribute to my city and have my logo selected for Fiesta Hermosa.”
Freelance designer Priscila Bara has won the Fiesta Hermosa Logo Design contest sponsored by the Hermosa Beach Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau.
The Hermosa Beach resident’s design was selected from nearly 40 entries and will be used on Fiesta Hermosa event banners and other collateral materials, said Matt Bennett of the chamber. Bara also received a free year’s membership in the chamber for her winning entry.
Bara’s design work is extensive, having created all sorts of materials for the likes of Skechers, Neutrogena, Creative Teaching Press, Spin Master and Univision Network, to name a few. Her work spans industries that include music, fashion and toys.
She is originally from Brazil, where she won a children’s contest as a 7-year-old, prompting her drawing to become a stamp for the Brazilian Post Office. Bara says the honor served as early inspiration for her artistic creativity.
“Hermosa Beach is just perfect,” she said, when contacted about the Fiesta Hermosa win. “I love the awesome beach, surf, volleyball, and I think it’s just the cutest place in California! It’s really an honor for me to contribute to my city and have my logo selected for Fiesta Hermosa.”
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Freelance designer Priscila Bara has won the Fiesta Hermosa Logo Design contest sponsored by the Hermosa Beach Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau.
The Hermosa Beach resident’s design was selected from nearly 40 entries and will be used on Fiesta Hermosa event banners and other collateral materials, said Matt Bennett of the chamber. Bara also received a free year’s membership in the chamber for her winning entry.
Bara’s design work is extensive, having created all sorts of materials for the likes of Skechers, Neutrogena, Creative Teaching Press, Spin Master and Univision Network, to name a few. Her work spans industries that include music, fashion and toys.
She is originally from Brazil, where she won a children’s contest as a 7-year-old, prompting her drawing to become a stamp for the Brazilian Post Office. Bara says the honor served as early inspiration for her artistic creativity.
“Hermosa Beach is just perfect,” she said, when contacted about the Fiesta Hermosa win. “I love the awesome beach, surf, volleyball, and I think it’s just the cutest place in California! It’s really an honor for me to contribute to my city and have my logo selected for Fiesta Hermosa.”
">Betsy Butler Plans Run for Assembly Seat
April 14, 2013 at 11:34 am
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Former Assemblywoman Betsy Butler has announced her candidacy for the 62nd Assembly District where Steven Bradford will be termed out in 2014.
Butler told friends and family that she will return to her home in Marina del Rey to run in the district, the Sacramento Bee reported Sunday.
After redistricting of her 53rd Assembly District, Butler made a bid to represent the 50th Assembly District (Santa Monica, West Hollywood, Malibu and Beverly Hills). She lost to former Santa Monica Mayor Richard Bloom.
The 62nd Assembly District she seeks covers Gardena, Hawthorne, Inglewood, Lawndale, El Segundo, Del Aire, Marina del Rey, West Athens, Westmont and other parts of Los Angeles.
“I am running for Assembly to focus on legislation that reflects my values. If elected, I will continue to fight for environmental and consumer protections, equality for all, and safe and healthy lives for our seniors and those who have served this country. I pledge my continued commitment to giving a voice to the unheard,” Butler said on her website.
What do you think of Betsy Butler’s political plans? Tell us in the comments!
Former Assemblywoman Betsy Butler has announced her candidacy for the 62nd Assembly District where Steven Bradford will be termed out in 2014.
Butler told friends and family that she will return to her home in Marina del Rey to run in the district, the Sacramento Bee reported Sunday.
After redistricting of her 53rd Assembly District, Butler made a bid to represent the 50th Assembly District (Santa Monica, West Hollywood, Malibu and Beverly Hills). She lost to former Santa Monica Mayor Richard Bloom.
The 62nd Assembly District she seeks covers Gardena, Hawthorne, Inglewood, Lawndale, El Segundo, Del Aire, Marina del Rey, West Athens, Westmont and other parts of Los Angeles.
“I am running for Assembly to focus on legislation that reflects my values. If elected, I will continue to fight for environmental and consumer protections, equality for all, and safe and healthy lives for our seniors and those who have served this country. I pledge my continued commitment to giving a voice to the unheard,” Butler said on her website.
What do you think of Betsy Butler’s political plans? Tell us in the comments!
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Former Assemblywoman Betsy Butler has announced her candidacy for the 62nd Assembly District where Steven Bradford will be termed out in 2014.
Butler told friends and family that she will return to her home in Marina del Rey to run in the district, the Sacramento Bee reported Sunday.
After redistricting of her 53rd Assembly District, Butler made a bid to represent the 50th Assembly District (Santa Monica, West Hollywood, Malibu and Beverly Hills). She lost to former Santa Monica Mayor Richard Bloom.
The 62nd Assembly District she seeks covers Gardena, Hawthorne, Inglewood, Lawndale, El Segundo, Del Aire, Marina del Rey, West Athens, Westmont and other parts of Los Angeles.
“I am running for Assembly to focus on legislation that reflects my values. If elected, I will continue to fight for environmental and consumer protections, equality for all, and safe and healthy lives for our seniors and those who have served this country. I pledge my continued commitment to giving a voice to the unheard,” Butler said on her website.
What do you think of Betsy Butler’s political plans? Tell us in the comments!
">Art Dept. Moving From Manhattan Beach to Hermosa
April 11, 2013 at 8:46 pm
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If you know and love the MB Art Department, you might want to stop in to check out their final art show, “Art Will Always Be Here,” featuring 10 local artists, Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. at 1727 Aviation Blvd., MB.
The business has changed its name to the South Bay Art Department and is moving a few blocks away to 1075 Aviation Blvd. in Hermosa Beach.
Henderson Blumer of the Art Department told the Easy Reader that the show bids farewell to the physical space the business occupied but not to the area community.
SBAD, he said, is known to facilitate learning about art, welcoming all ages and levels of experience.
Call (310) 379-5879 for more information.
If you know and love the MB Art Department, you might want to stop in to check out their final art show, “Art Will Always Be Here,” featuring 10 local artists, Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. at 1727 Aviation Blvd., MB.
The business has changed its name to the South Bay Art Department and is moving a few blocks away to 1075 Aviation Blvd. in Hermosa Beach.
Henderson Blumer of the Art Department told the Easy Reader that the show bids farewell to the physical space the business occupied but not to the area community.
SBAD, he said, is known to facilitate learning about art, welcoming all ages and levels of experience.
Call (310) 379-5879 for more information.
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If you know and love the MB Art Department, you might want to stop in to check out their final art show, “Art Will Always Be Here,” featuring 10 local artists, Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. at 1727 Aviation Blvd., MB.
The business has changed its name to the South Bay Art Department and is moving a few blocks away to 1075 Aviation Blvd. in Hermosa Beach.
Henderson Blumer of the Art Department told the Easy Reader that the show bids farewell to the physical space the business occupied but not to the area community.
SBAD, he said, is known to facilitate learning about art, welcoming all ages and levels of experience.
Call (310) 379-5879 for more information.
">Hermosa Indie Signs Band
April 9, 2013 at 10:10 pm
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Hermosa Beach independent label Hardline Entertainment has signed Southern California rock band Nations Afire, the company announced Tuesday.
The band’s new full-length album, The Ghosts We Will Become, will be released later this summer. The title song performed in a YouTube video is shown here with this article.
Nations Afire, a four-piece rock band, features current and former members of some of Southern California’s hardest hitting bands of the last decade, said Ken Seaton, Hardline label founder.
Guitarist Chris Chasse has an impressive resume that includes tenure with Rise Against; vocalist/guitarist Nik Hill and bassist Brett Rasmussen are longtime members of the Orange County hardcore outfit Ignite and drummer Todd Hennig was the percussive force behind Death By Stereo on three albums.
“We at Hardline are very excited to have the opportunity to release the Nations Afire record,” said Seaton. “I have known the guys in the band for many years through their previous projects and have always been a fan of their music. This record The Ghosts We Will Become is a perfect blend of punk, hardcore and rock that is still very accessible.”
- Related: Lionize Sees Album, Warped
- Related: Lionize Returns to Rock Hermosa Beach
Hermosa Beach independent label Hardline Entertainment has signed Southern California rock band Nations Afire, the company announced Tuesday.
The band’s new full-length album, The Ghosts We Will Become, will be released later this summer. The title song performed in a YouTube video is shown here with this article.
Nations Afire, a four-piece rock band, features current and former members of some of Southern California’s hardest hitting bands of the last decade, said Ken Seaton, Hardline label founder.
Guitarist Chris Chasse has an impressive resume that includes tenure with Rise Against; vocalist/guitarist Nik Hill and bassist Brett Rasmussen are longtime members of the Orange County hardcore outfit Ignite and drummer Todd Hennig was the percussive force behind Death By Stereo on three albums.
“We at Hardline are very excited to have the opportunity to release the Nations Afire record,” said Seaton. “I have known the guys in the band for many years through their previous projects and have always been a fan of their music. This record The Ghosts We Will Become is a perfect blend of punk, hardcore and rock that is still very accessible.”
- Related: Lionize Sees Album, Warped
- Related: Lionize Returns to Rock Hermosa Beach
Hermosa Beach independent label Hardline Entertainment has signed Southern California rock band Nations Afire, the company announced Tuesday.
The band’s new full-length album, The Ghosts We Will Become, will be released later this summer. The title song performed in a YouTube video is shown here with this article.
Nations Afire, a four-piece rock band, features current and former members of some of Southern California’s hardest hitting bands of the last decade, said Ken Seaton, Hardline label founder.
Guitarist Chris Chasse has an impressive resume that includes tenure with Rise Against; vocalist/guitarist Nik Hill and bassist Brett Rasmussen are longtime members of the Orange County hardcore outfit Ignite and drummer Todd Hennig was the percussive force behind Death By Stereo on three albums.
“We at Hardline are very excited to have the opportunity to release the Nations Afire record,” said Seaton. “I have known the guys in the band for many years through their previous projects and have always been a fan of their music. This record The Ghosts We Will Become is a perfect blend of punk, hardcore and rock that is still very accessible.”
- Related: Lionize Sees Album, Warped
- Related: Lionize Returns to Rock Hermosa Beach
Hermosa Beach Pier Shuts Down Through May
April 8, 2013 at 6:00 pm
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The 40-day Hermosa Beach Municipal Pier closure became official Monday, but it was business as usual for surrounding restaurants and bars just feet away from the pedestrian-friendly stretch.Photo Credit: Jeremy Miles/flickr
