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Andrew is a former editor for Manhattan Beach Patch. He received his bachelor's degree in English literature from UC Berkeley and a master's degree in journalism from Columbia University. His freelance stories have appeared in the <i>Chicago Tribune</i> and the <i>Philadelphia Inquirer</i>.

A small fortune in jewelery is stolen from a resident's home and a woman is assaulted for shunning a man's advances.
They brought beach chairs, books, sunblock and, most important, patience for the long wait at the Apple Store in Manhattan Beach.
Measures to protect a rare plant reportedly growing on the north side of the slope will push back the date by at least a month.
The Manhattan Beach Patch editor joins other Patch editors to help out on community projects.
The out-of-state man is suspected of robbing the Chase bank on Manhattan Beach Boulevard on Monday.
The president of the local disaster preparedness group says it needs money and volunteers because earthquakes affecting Southern California are increasing in frequency and size.
More than 4,000 people turn out in the annual event's biggest crowd to date.
The 27th annual event proves a big hit with kids and adults.
The Manhattan Beach resident, who finished fifth in 2009, bests the next runner by more than 11 minutes.
Manhattan Beach was shortlisted in part for its Green Report, which led to the city's resident-based Environmental Task Force.
Thieves reveal a hankering for Victoria's Secret and island vacations.
An L.A. County Sheriff's investigation is now headed to the district attorney's office.
The Texan native has decided to return to her roots in preparation for retirement.
The Texan native has decided to return to her roots in preparation for retirement.