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Week in Review: Halloween Edition
Hermosa Beach approves the South Bay Bike Plan, and don't miss Halloween festivities. Here is a roundup of the news that made headlines this week.
Just in case you missed it, here is a recap of the latest news in Hermosa Beach:
Umami Burger coming to town
The plans to open a Hermosa Beach location at 1040 Hermosa Ave. by the end of the year. The location will be the restaurant group's first two-story venue.
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Drug dogs at Redondo Union High
The Redondo Beach Board of Education voted 3-2 Tuesday night to bring . Board members Todd Loewenstein and Drew Gamet voted against the proposal. The police K-9 units would act as a deterrent so students wouldn't bring drugs to school, said Assistant Superintendent Frank DeSena.
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Bike plan adopted
The Hermosa Beach City Council on Tuesday unanimously decided to adopt the , which aims to interconnect seven South Bay cities through a network of bike paths. Hermosa joined neighboring Redondo Beach and El Segundo in agreeing to participate in the proposed bike plan. Lawndale, Gardena, Manhattan Beach and Torrance have not yet voted on the project.
Mira Costa basketball coach resigns
Mira Costa High School girls basketball in what Principal Ben Dale has described as personal reasons, but some parents allege it was because the coach had sent a text message that included a racial slur to a player.
Granola for good cause
A new Hermosa Beach family-run business, , plans to donate some of its profit to the Muscular Dystrophy Association in November—and then a different cause every other month. Patch on Friday asked readers: What good cause do you suggest By Hand Granola focus on next?
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