Wine Maker For A Day at Belmont Village February 9th
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According to Feng Sui and Chinese Horoscope expert - thechinesezodiac.org, the year of 2023, the Wet Rabbit year, is supposed to be a good year for the Goat, Pig, and Dog -- "They can expect a particularly positive and prosperous year, with blessings on the financial front and potential for successful business ventures and rewarding careers."
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PALOS VERDES PENINSULA–The Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy will present a special virtual event: Chesley Bonestell ~ A Brush with the Future. Admission to the event includes a DVD and Zoom Q&A Discussion with award winning South Bay Filmmakers Douglass M. Stewart, Jr. and Timothy Branning Sunday, January 29, 2023, 4:00 – 5:00pm
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A great way to start the new year is an early morning peek of the floats as they are lining up for the Rose Parade.
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On the Miraleste side of Rancho Palos Verdes lives a forty-four-year resident who saved a Mercury Atlas rocket launch and played a significant role in getting the Apollo 13 astronauts home safely. He worked at Disneyland the first year it opened and the Northrop facility which was located on the hill.
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A belief is something that is true for YOU. If your belief serves you well– all the better. If your belief hurts you– there’s trouble in River City!
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The last Saturday of each year the Horseless Carriage Club of So Cal holds their annual tour of Pasadena, San Marino, and environs. You must have a 1932 or older car to participate. The rain this year held attendance down to about half of normal -- some of these cars don't even have tops.
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At 5’8”, Barbara Ferraro, the mayor of Rancho Palos Verdes since last December, cuts an imposing figure, but her winning smile and cheerful personality soon put people around her at ease. She won the election on December 6 with 8345 votes.
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Happy 2023! After the festivities of the holiday season, we find ourselves in the first days of the new year. It’s winter, and Capricorn season has ushered in the quiet, somewhat heavy, and sobering energy of Saturn.
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Guided Nature Walk at McBride Trail with the Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy, Saturday, February 11th, 9am. Walk a rimmed canyon trail with panoramic views over the 191-acre Filiorum Reserve out to Catalina and beyond. Easy. RPV. Sign up at: pvplc.org/calendar
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On January 6, at an annual meeting, the volunteer Auxiliary at Torrance Memorial presented a donation check for $182, 707.52 to Torrance Memorial Foundation.
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ROLLING HILLS, Calif.—(Jan. 10, 2023)—As if publishing a digital magazine wasn't enough, Palos Verdes Pulse has expanded into providing boutique public relations services, working with ambitious businesses and business owners to help achieve their growth objectives
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It’s no secret that the Palos Verdes Peninsula offers incredible landscapes with breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean, Catalina Island, and passing ships and boats during the day.
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No, this isn’t a post about two big birds. The Goose in this story is the largest wooden plane ever built officially known as the Hughes H-4 Hercules, but nicknamed the “Spruce Goose.” In 1943, the U. S. government commissioned Hughes Aircraft Company to build a large flying boat to move soldiers during the War. Because steel was in short supply, Hughes built the plane mostly out of birch (with some Spruce).
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MARK YOUR CALENDAR! A FUN, FREE & FANTASTIC LECTURE AT HESSE COMMUNITY PARK ON January 13, 2023 AT 4 PM - The Geography and History of California's Channel Islands By Jim Shneer
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I meet a lot of lovely dogs on my daily walks, some have become my friends, others I just meet in passing. Many don’t keep still long enough to have their photo taken but all of them seem to share my joy of being outdoors in this beautiful area.
I thought I might introduce you to a few.
I met this guy close up and personal through a fence. I think he makes a good cover model.
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You were probably expecting an article about preserving your relationships after the holiday dinner table with others but this isn’t that sort of article. This is about creating beautiful post-holiday magic!
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The purpose of this day is to bring attention to the beauty and importance of native wild birds. Nature lovers, bird lovers, and bird watchers across the country annually recognize National Bird Day on January 5th.
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