”It’s A Small World After All” was the major theme song of the Disney Pavilion at the 1964 World’s Fair, the year I made my first visit to the Empire State with our family after attending (my late) brother’s commencement at The Lawrenceville School (L’ville) near Princeton, NJ.
Read MoreRay Kinman, originally from San Pedro, now runs his own independent woodcarving business in Grass Valley in Northern California.
Read MoreLiving in the South Bay we often find ourselves looking out over Santa Monica Bay mesmerized by its tranquil waters under an umbrella of blue skies.
Read MoreEncountering a rabbit as it crosses your path is not just an adorable moment of wildlife observation; it’s a phenomenon rich with cultural significance, embedded in ancient superstitions and modern interpretations.
Read MoreTwenty years ago, Barbara Winkler stumbled upon Quilts of Valor, a national nonprofit organization that honors veterans with quilts, online.
Read MoreTorrance-based photographer, Patrick Smyth, has been honing his skills in photography for decades.
Read MorePalos Verdes Blue Butterfly Recovery Partners released captive-bred butterflies onto restored habitat on the Defense Fuel Support Point in San Pedro on May 23, 2024 during LA Fleet Week
Read MoreOn May 2nd, Peninsula Committee Children's Hospital (PCCH) held a reception at the Palos Verdes Art Center (PVAC) to judge artwork submitted for the 66th Annual Portuguese Bend National Horse Show (PBNHS)
Read MoreDragonflies, with their iridescent wings and agile flight, have long captivated the human imagination.
Read MoreRaccoons, with their masked faces and dexterous paws, are often considered some of the cutest animals in the wild.
Read MoreHummingbirds, with their iridescent feathers and rapid wing beats, are among the most captivating creatures in the animal kingdom.
Read MoreThe amazingly gorgeous Isla Mujeres of the Mexican Caribbean ! I fell in love with this enchanting island approximately 5 years ago on my first visit.
Read MoreThese past few months haven’t been easy for painter Susan Whiting. Food was sticking in her throat and she had a hard time swallowing. The trouble started in the latter part of 2023, and it wasn’t going away.
Read MoreAs a rower for UCLA, Logan Hibbard and her teammates see a lot of marine life while practicing in Marina Del Ray. However, on May 13th, she never expected to be the one chosen by a severely malnourished sea lion pup to rescue him.
Read MoreJuLY 2024 Event Schedule for Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy
Read MoreSteven Fox, founder and CEO of the Entertainment in Music Association, has spent the past 22 years cultivating his professional orchestra, Golden State Pops Orchestra (GSPO), and since 2021, the Los Angeles Film Orchestra.
Read MorePete Menefee is a remarkable man with a most wonderful varied career. Pete grew up in the San Diego area as well as Hawaii and from the age of 3 he loved to draw.
Read MoreJune is one of the few months that boast three unique birthstones, each with its own distinct beauty, energy, and properties. The trio—pearl, alexandrite, and moonstone—offers a fascinating range of colors, characteristics, and historical significance, making them cherished by gem enthusiasts and those born in this summer month alike.
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