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Police Blotter: One Swiped Laptop and a Stolen Car
Officers recover the pinched goods in both cases.

Diane Garrett loves the feeling of sand between her toes. A Redondo resident since 1997, she tries to get down to the beach as often as possible. The writer-editor has toiled for national magazines and local papers and has an unhealthy attachment to technology.
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Officers recover the pinched goods in both cases.

The main entryway is all torn up as crews prepare for the installation of the replacement George Freeth statue.
Other stories in the news include a second farmers market and plans to restore a bank mosaic.
City Manager Bill Workman warns City Council members about potential fallout from the state's budget impasse.
Officials will discuss restrictions on parking for large vehicles and a proposed second Farmer's Market in the Riviera Village.
Other stories in the news include testing at Seaside Lagoon and the arrival of the Wii Games in Redondo.
Riviera Village alternative could begin as early as Sept. 17.
The council makes some concessions but tightens other restrictions in the measure, which is expected to be approved Oct. 5.
Locals enjoyed Labor Day at the pier and other area attractions.
Patch takes a video look at how the city's beautification project has hurt some businesses during tourist season.
Nintendo's Summer 2010 National Championship begins on Friday in Redondo Beach.
We conclude our series with one last look back at notable RUHS alums.
Trying to decide how to spend the last few days before school starts? Here are some of your choices.
Sessions will move to weekends once the school year begins.
Trying to decide how to spend the last few days before school starts? Here are some suggestions.
With the new school year about to begin, Patch takes a look back at notable alums.
With the new school year about to begin, RUHS takes a look back at notable alums.
Trying to decide how to spend the last few days before school starts? Here are some of your choices.
With the new school year about to begin, Patch takes a look back at notable alums.
Other stories in the news include a tea party rally and a profile of the Friendship Circle.