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A dry white holds the power to elevate your culinary creations, offering depth and complexity.
The last time we met with Music Director Chuck Dickerson, he was taking questions after the screening of Maryann Garger’s 2023 short film The Orchestra That Chuck Built, a loving tribute to Mr. Dickerson, the talented creator of the Inner City Youth Orchestra of Los Angeles (ICYOLA)
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Andrea Sala and Laura Schenasi have been bonded since high school when they passed the baton to each other during the 440 relay at Palos Verdes High School.
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Discover the world beyond the traditional tumbler for an enhanced whiskey-drinking experience.
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Brandy, in its simplest form, is distilled wine. The name itself comes from the Dutch word brandewijn, meaning "burnt wine," a nod to the heating process used in distillation.
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When it comes to staying informed, engaged, and inspired in the Palos Verdes Peninsula, there’s only one publication that truly stands out—Palos Verdes Pulse.
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For the first time in years, a new sit-down restaurant has opened on the Hill. SUGO Social has joined the PV Promenade and is currently in its soft-opening phase.
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If you’ve ever encountered a bottle of wine that smelled more like a damp basement than a vineyard, you’ve likely experienced cork taint.
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A concerned neighbor called the police to report a giant dog running around the Montemalaga School campus in the rain.
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Just shy of a week of opening (Monday February 3), Golden Scoop Gelato is already the buzz of the neighborhood, so much so that by Thursday they had nearly run out of some their most popular flavors!
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A great glass of wine is not just about what’s in the bottle; it’s about how it’s stored, served, and enjoyed.
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Scotch whisky, often referred to as the “water of life,” is a spirit steeped in tradition, craftsmanship, and rich flavors. For novices, it can seem intimidating, with its unique vocabulary and diverse styles.
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February is a month often associated with love and introspection, and no gemstone captures this spirit better than the amethyst.
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On a recent Viking river trip down the Nile River in Egypt my husband Jim and I couldn’t help notice how proud the Egyptians and Nubians were of their amazing heritage.
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Lobster is renowned for its delicate sweetness and refined texture, but the right wine pairing can elevate this seafood dish to new heights.
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There are plenty of philanthropies in and around the Peninsula each dedicated to a mission. Check out our list below of philanthropies you can support or get involved with.
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If you are looking to adopt a pet, or if you are simply looking for a place to volunteer or donate to help rescue animals, there are multiple rescues in and around the South Bay for you to start.
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