Hyperion Outfall News Today

By Steve Fulton We walk with my mom to the Manhattan Heights Library. But we don’t stop there. We cross Manhattan Beach Boulevard at Peck Avenue…

By Elka Worner Local artist Huntley Castner describes his paintings as “essentially folk art, only with modern day folk heroes.” “I only paint people I think…

By Elka Worner Huntley Castner describes his paintings as “essentially folk art, only with modern day folk heroes.” “I only paint people I think highly of…

Holiday events: Santa With help from the Redondo Beach Police Officers Association, Santa will be visiting Redondo Beach neighborhoods through Dec. 16.

Fran Freeman played the washboard for the Hyperion Outfall Serenaders SHARE Fran Freeman with husband Jack and Bob White during the unveiling of the Hyperion Outfall Serenaders mural at Shellback Tavern in 2002. Photo by Patrick Fallon Fran Freeman with husband Jack and Bob White during the unveiling of the Hyperion Outfall Serenaders mural at Shellback Tavern in 2002. Photo by Patrick Fallon Fran Freeman, a 57 year resident of Manhattan Beach, passed from Alzheimer’s disease on Oct...

Bob White continues to play and sing Dixieland music at 93. Photo by Kevin Bob White (center, on trumpet) rehearsing last week with the Hyperion Outfall Serenaders for an upcoming gig. Joining him are Louie Pastor on drums, Richard Tucker on trumpet, Ed Weiss on trombone, Jim Jones on Banjo and John Norton on Tuba. Photo   Editor’s note: The City Council last month recognized 93-year-old Bob White, the founder of the Hyperion Outfall Serenaders, the official band of Manhattan Beach....