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High school students want to forget 2020-21. Yearbook editors show them why they shouldn't

High school students want to forget 2020-21. Yearbook editors show them why they shouldn't
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South Bay's Slaughterhouse ready for its curtain call after a year pent-up by the pandemic

The band Slaughterhouse after finishing a recording session last week at Screaming Leopard Studios in Hermosa Beach. (From left) drummer Nick Aguilar, bassist Eddie Cairns, singer Veronica Molidor, guitarist Taylor Ramirez. Photo by J.P. Cordero After more than a year without live music, South Bay’s Slaughterhouse is ready for the roaring crowd by Ryan McDonald On March 6 of last year, when face masks seemed a paranoid overstatement, the band Slaughterhouse played a show at the Factory, a venue in a converted industrial space about a half-mile west of the Los Angeles River. Proceeds went to aid victims of the bushfires that had recently ravaged the east coast of Australia, and they shared the bill with Clit Kat, Feels, and NIIS.

Redondo Beach reelects Brand, newcomer Zein Obagi Jr. takes City Council District 4

Redondo Beach Mayor Bill Brand and City Attorney Michael Webb have won reelection, Zein Obagi Jr. will be District 4’s new City Council member and Redondo Beach Unified has three new school board members after the second and final vote tally for Redondo Beach elections Friday, March 12. Redondo Beach on Friday, March 12, released the second and final vote tally from its March 2 election. More than 9,000 votes came during the three days between election night and the deadline for mail-in-ballots marked by March 2 to arrive, said City Clerk Eleanor Manzano. Her staff processed 5,000 ballots on election night. Ballots will be certified on Tuesday, March 16, Manzano said.

Sixth graders are back to school, others soon to follow

Sixth graders are back to school, others soon to follow SHARE by Donald Morrison Sixth graders in the Redondo Unified School District returned to in person classes for two days a week on Wednesday, March 10, in a hybrid learning model with limited classroom sizes.  To comply with guidelines set by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, sixth grade students were broken up into two groups, or cohorts. Cohort One students attend in person classes for half the day on Tuesday and Thursday, while Cohort Two students do the same schedule on Wednesday and Friday.  Seventh and eighth grade students in the RBUSD are scheduled to return to campus on March 29, in one of two models, depending on whether or not  LA County sees a drop in positive COVID-19 tests. 

Eaton's passing follows fellow shaper Becker's, by just 7 days

Eaton’s passing follows fellow shaper Becker’s, by just 7 days SHARE Mike Eaton lines up at the start of the 2006 Hennessey s U.S. Paddleboard Championships in Hermosa Beach. He is paddling a Tom Blake kook box, like the board he learned to surf at Bluff Cove in 1950 . Photo by Kevin Cody by Kevin Cody Pioneer surfer and surfboard shaper Mike Eaton passed away at his home from a stroke on the Big Island of Hawaii last Thursday, at the age of 86. Eaton’s death came just seven days after his childhood friend, Big Island neighbor and fellow South Bay surfer and shaper Phil Becker died of cancer, at the age of 81.

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