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Three friends and a truck in Hebyrmosa Beach

By Kevin Cody Last month, when pandemic protocols were in full force, Granny’s Deli owner Andre Klaser walked up to an old, red Ford 150, parked at the curb in…

Cap art a South Redondo sensation

Cap art a South Redondo sensation SHARE Special-education P.E. teacher Carol Shreiner with the art she’s been making out of plastic bottle caps. Photo by Kevin Cody Special-education P.E. teacher Carol Shreiner with the art she’s been making out of plastic bottle caps. Photo by Kevin Cody by Rachel Reeves When the coronavirus became a pandemic, two seemingly unrelated things happened for Redondo Beach resident Carol Shreiner. Her news feeds began to fill up with anxious, negative commentary, and her kitchen began to fill up with bags of donated bottle caps. Her solution to the first problem came in a moment of inspiration. The plan was simple: she’d draw on the sidewalks and streets. Maybe chalk art would make someone smile.

New York transforms faltering malls, stores into COVID-19 vaccine sites

New York State Team After taking a wait-and-see approach to the coronavirus vaccines, Sean Salmonson of Dutchess County received his second shot of the Moderna vaccine at a former JC Penney store at the Poughkeepsie Galleria on May 22. Salmonson, a 28-year-old mechanic from the City of Poughkeepsie, said he remembered visiting the JCPenney store before it closed in October. However, the mechanic also recalled the lack of notoriety and product availability that plagued the department store for years. This store was too big, Salmonson said. They didn t have too many name-brand stuff and the stuff they had was old and out of style.

New York transforms faltering malls, stores into COVID-19 vaccine sites

New York transforms faltering malls, stores into COVID-19 vaccine sites