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Hermosa Past
"We Believe In Hermosa"
A glimpse of the local news from 1907's first edition of the Hermosa Beach Review
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The Hermosa Beach Review was our city's first ever newspaper. The first edition hit the street on March 1st, 1907. Annual subscription ran $1.50, equivalent to $51.70 today. The paper went on to publish every Friday for seven decades. Here's a little glimpse from that first ever copy :
A Word From the Editor
"For Hermosa first, last and all the time..."
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