The Cody Lyster Memorial Scholarship is more than just a means to financial aid for Colorado Mesa University students.
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Trumpism is likely to remain the defining ideology of the Republican Party regardless of the election's outcome, columnist Doyle McManus writes.
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The report comes as officials in Georgia revealed more information about a ransomware attack that affected a digital voter database.
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Kenneth Jack Timmer, 84 Kenneth Jack Timmer, 84, of Petoskey and formerly of Muskegon, died Tuesday, October 20, 2020, at McLaren Hospital in Petoskey. He was born on
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President Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden faced off in the second and final 2020 presidential debate Thursday night in Nashville.
Easy Reader
I just looked in my music collection, and between my CDs, downloads, and vinyl, I have at least seven recordings of the same piece by Vivaldi. They range
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Emily Carman Not since the 2005 shut down of Clark Foam, which supplied 80 percent of surfboard blanks, had the surf industry’s future looked as
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Long time Hermosa Beach resident Mike Blount passed away Friday October 16 from complications from throat cancer surgery. Blount had been in a coma for 15
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Casey Patterson, 40, making most of offseason as consultant with Koda Energy, home-schooling his four kids, with eye on FIVB and AVP beach volleyball future
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The Redondo Beach City Council in the wee hours of Wednesday morning, Oct. 21, unanimously approved a temporary homeless shelter for at least six months at a site between train tracks and a ...
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The Hermosa Beach restaurant, at 2620 Hermosa Ave., is open Friday through Sunday and includes an outdoor rooftop deck. The El Segundo location, 422 Main Street, has a full bar and an outdoor patio.
LETTERS: More candidate support, government transparency and missing yard signs : Week of October 22
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This was the last week for letters in support of candidates for the upcoming Nov. 3 election. In keeping with our policy, next week's issue is reserved for
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Volleyballmag.comCasey Patterson, 40, making most of offseason as consultant with Koda Energy, home-schooling his four kids, with eye on FIVB and AVP beach volleyball future
- Easy ReaderThroughout most of his life Tim Banas’s pro level athleticism, male model good looks, harmonica playing and hail fellow well met manner made him an admired and welcomed fixture in the surf lineup and neighborhood volleyball tournaments.… VERY rarely do ...
- YAHOO!Paredes are not accustomed to extended time away from each other or the beach volleyball court.The reigning women's world champions from Canada had both scenarios forced upon them in 2020."We've never spent this much time apart from each other,
- The Globe and MailThe Summer Games were postponed in March to 2021. Pavan lives in Hermosa Beach, Calif. Travel restrictions between Canada and the United States make getting together to train complex.
- Paris Post-IntelligencerRiley and Maddison McKibbin traveled enough to circle the globe three times while playing on the international beach and snow volleyball tours last year.
Daily HeraldRiley and Maddison McKibbin traveled enough to circle the globe three times while playing on the international beach and snow volleyball tours last year. As professional athletes, they also know a little bit about performing under pressure.
- Chicago TribuneDuring the lockdown, the McKibbins have remained home in Hermosa Beach, California, except to compete in the AVP domestic beach volleyball tour’s makeshift, three-tournament mini-season in ...
WEARECENTRALPARiley and Maddison McKibbin traveled around the world three times last year while playing professional volleyball. That didn’t really prepare the brothers from Hermosa Beach, California, for
KHON2Riley and Maddison McKibbin traveled enough to circle the globe three times while playing on the international beach and snow volleyball tours last year. As professional athletes, they also know a
Honolulu Star-AdvertiserRiley and Maddison McKibbin traveled enough to circle the globe three times while playing on the international beach and snow volleyball tours last year. As professional athletes, they also know a little bit about performing under pressure.