Bringing a Seal Beach vibe to community
A Seal Beach family was looking to bring a little community spirit to Seal Beach, so they commissioned an area artist to create a mural on the side and back of their home. The house at 13th Street and Seal Way, was in the process of getting a large part of the mural done this week.
The mural has the name, Seal Beach, along with various inhabitants and visitors of the sea. A garage door on the side of the house was done last week and looks like a … [more]
Author brings her story to Seal Beach in upcoming new book
An upcoming sequel to a novel will use Seal Beach for some of the story’s setting. Northern California author Sharon Armstrong has become a frequent visitor to Seal Beach, as she has an adult daughter who now lives in town.
She and her husband Chuck have become so fond of Seal Beach, they are hoping to re-locate here in the future, but until then, Sharon decided that in an upcoming book that follows her first novel, the title character will… [more]
Griffins Win Redondo Boys Volleyball Tournament
The Los Alamitos High School Boys Volleyball team won the Redondo Union Volleyball Tournament this past weekend. The team went 3-0 in Pool Play on Friday. On Saturday, they won three more games against Carlsbad, Redondo and Servite, to qualify for the championship game against Huntington Beach High School. Los Al defeated Huntington Beach in three exciting sets. In addition, senior Aidan Schulten, senior Beck Weber and sophomore Enzo Kerley made the … [more]Free catalytic converter etching event set for March 13
The Seal Beach Police Department will host a catalytic converter etching event from 8 a.m. to noon, Sunday, March 13, on the south side of the Pavilions parking lot.
The Seal Beach Police Department is partnering with Automotive Excellence to help protect the community and prevent thefts of catalytic converters. Thefts of catalytic converters have been trending throughout… [more]
