Hand fans have been used from the earliest times for cooling. The evolution of the fan over the ages has seen it grow to embrace all forms of expression and used by most cultures
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Built on the cliffside overlooking the entrance to the Los Angeles Harbor and the Santa Catalina Channel, the Pt. Fermin Lighthouse (Lighthouse) lit its lamp in late 1874, and stands as a lasting monument to City of Los Angeles’ and California’s rich history.
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What’s the smell of success? For San Pedro, it was the stink of fish that awarded so many the American dream, a comfortable life, and that’s the story told in the newly released documentary, “The Smell of Money.”
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The International Space Development Conference (ISDC) is coming to Los Angeles May 23-26. The conference, organized by the National Space Society, aims to bring together professionals, students and people who are just interested in learning more about space
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Mountain biking has gained a large degree of popularity along the Palos Verdes trails, which attract bikers looking for challenging terrain and beautiful scenery.
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Of course, I am not the only person who grew up in and around show business. Neither am I unique in that I worked in the industry – on both sides of the camera, if you will.
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Palos Verdes features plenty of outdoor activities, including multiple spots to golf along picturesque cliffs.
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In the rich tapestry of human symbolism, the horse stands out as a profound emblem of power, freedom, and spiritual transcendence, celebrated across various cultures and historical periods.
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Many Peninsula locals are familiar with community-favorite spot Torrance Bakery. The Rossberg family opened the bakery in 1984 with only six employees and 1200 square feet.
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Los Angeles, blessed with abundant sunshine and a diverse climate, serves as a prime locale for cultivating a vast array of peppers.
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The monarch butterfly (Danaus plexippus), with its iconic orange and black wings, captivates enthusiasts and scientists alike. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, the monarch plays a crucial role as a pollinator and an environmental indicator.
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Bryce Trevett discovered his love for studying and photographing wildlife early on. His uncle was a herpetologist, so he studied reptiles and amphibians.
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In the ethereal dance of nature, few creatures captivate the imagination and symbolize transformation quite like butterflies.
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Consistent. Steadfast. Stick-to-it. Is that YOU?
Do you make plans and then follow them? … Every day?
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MARK YOUR CALENDAR! A FUN, FREE & FANTASTIC LECTURE AT HESSE COMMUNITY PARK ON may 10, 2024, AT 4 PM
LECTURES WITH LIANNE PRESENTS A FREE LECTURE
Manny Pacheco - The Makeup Artistry of the Forgotten Jack Pierce!
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High-profile residents in the Palos Verdes are adopting a new garden trend in search of a more personal and natural dining and gathering environment.
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The Luminaries and Novas of Torrance Memorial Medical Center are non-profit volunteer groups founded in 1990 providing services and financial donations to the hospital
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April has been declared “Armenian History Month” in the Los Angeles County, home to the greatest number of Armenians outside of Armenia.
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