As the New Year begins, Capricorns (December 22 – January 19) are in their element, basking in the energy of their zodiac sign
Read More"You got picked to be in the Christmas Nativity!"
Read MoreAs we head into the holiday season, there are plenty of Palos Verdes-inspired options available at local businesses around the Hill
Read MoreIn 2024, the dog toy market offers a diverse array of products designed to cater to various breeds, sizes, and play styles.
Read MoreIn 2024, cat owners have a plethora of engaging toys to choose from, each designed to stimulate their feline friends both mentally and physically.
Read MoreSince she was young, Janet Goldman Merrill has felt a special connection with animals. So it was only natural for her to start drawing them as she began to hone her artistic skills.
Read MoreEncouraging creativity in children is essential for their development and self-expression.
Read MoreMichael Towle owns NavCap Wealth Management, a financial planning and investment firm. But before he headed into the world of finance, he worked in a much different setting: the sea.
Read MoreSweet and flavor packed cheeses, deliciously spiced meats, delectable fruits and crisp crackers and breads. Originating in France, Charcuterie originally once referred to a style of cooking that involved meat preparation.
Read MoreThanksgiving is upon us. I have to say, fall is one of my most favorite times of the year – first there is Halloween, then Thanksgiving, and then Christmas. The decorations, the music, the food, the holiday spirit – I love it. But I feel Thanksgiving has gone by the wayside because Christmas has a lot more appeal. We get so excited for Christmas that Thanksgiving receives far less attention. Thanksgiving is a beautiful holiday.
Read MoreOff to save the world and all households from their candy supplies!
Read MoreLots of people claim to have seen mermaids, but unfortunately no sightings have been proven.
Read MoreGingerbread houses are a fun holiday activity to do with the kids around Christmas time so why not take the same activity into your Halloween celebration.
For my Haunted Chocolate Spice houses, I use the gingerbread house cookie cutter and decorate it with Halloween candy and use chocolate molds to create spooky skulls, tombstones and ghosts. For the roof, I used shredded wheat cereal. The Death by Chocolate Brownie gives the perfect texture and ground to place your haunted house.
I will be teaching how to make this Haunted Chocolate Spice house at Le Gourmet Culinary (www.legourmetculinary.com) October 24th and 31st 9am.
Read MoreIn 2012 general aviation pilot Anne Minder relocated to Redondo Beach. A passionate community volunteer Anne applied to serve on the Torrance Airport Commission.
Read MoreFall has just begun, and I decided to welcome the new season and the slight crispness in the air with a classic autumn recipe: butternut squash soup
Read MoreNestled in a meadow south of Bend, Oregon, lies Sunriver Resort, a year-round vacation destination for those who enjoy all the luxuries of an award-winning resort, but also a casual, family-friendly vibe.
Read MoreTen years ago, Lunada Canyon resident Noel Park contacted Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy’s Development Director Susan Wilcox.
Read MoreOn Sunday, October 13, the Art Deco Society of Los Angeles, a nonprofit educational organization committed to preserving and celebrating Art Deco art, architecture, culture, and design, “digs up the dirt” on Hollywood’s history
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