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Longtime resident’s fruit pie wins Torrance Farmers’ Market’s annual pie contest (opens the original)
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The Torrance Farmers’ Market held its annual pie-baking and pie-eating contests on Tuesday morning, Sept. 29 — officially kicking off the fall season. Eleven contestants submitted homemade pies ranging from traditional apple to more eclectic and inventive entries. The contest was for amateur bakers only, with no professional bakers, bakeries or restaurants allowed to participate. A panel composed of city officials ate and judged each entry during the contest and then selected the top three winne
Stuck 60 feet in the air in Irvine, window washer is rescued (opens the original)
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A window washer had to be rescued on Sunday morning, Sept. 27 after being stranded about 60 feet above the ground in Irvine. The man, washing windows at the Network Capital building at 7700 Irvine Center Dr., found himself stuck around 10:30 a.m. when his harness and lowering system malfunctioned, the Orange County Fire Authority said. It is unclear how long he was up there or who called for help. The OCFA technical rescue team used a fire truck’s aerial ladder and bucket to reach the man and lo
‘One Torrance, one community:’ Mayor emphasizes unity in State of the City address (opens the original)
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Thriving local businesses are the key to Torrance’s success, and the municipal government, local companies, schools and community organizations must cooperate to put the city in the best position to grow, Mayor Sharon Kalani said during her first State of the City address on Friday, Sept. 25. The annual State of the City event, hosted by the Torrance Area Chamber of Commerce, took place at the DoubleTree by Hilton, with Kalani informing the community about the city’s accomplishments over the pas
Torrance approves 20-unit senior housing development ‘with regret,’ councilmember says (opens the original)
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The City Council recently approved a high-density senior-living housing project in the Walteria neighborhood in South Torrance — though not willingly. Rather, the decision was made “with regret,” Councilmember Bridgett Lewis said last week, as the panel had previously denied the project during its May 19 meeting. “Our hands are tied,” Lewis said during the Tuesday, Sept. 15, City Council meeting. “We don’t have a choice.” The 20-unit mixed-use development will be constructed on a narrow, triangu
Hundreds gather to mourn victims of deadly Chatsworth SUV-bus collision and news-copter crash (opens the original)
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Hundreds of friends, family and coworkers gathered at St. John Eudes Parish, in Chatsworth, on Thursday evening, Sept. 17, to mourn the lives lost in the community mere blocks away during this week’s twin tragedies — the NBC4 helicopter crash that killed three people when the news team’s aircraft fell to Earth while covering an SUV’s deadly collision with an L.A. Metro bus. Earlier Thursday, federal investigators continued to collect evidence at the scene, working to determine what caused the cr
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