Boating activist elected to Redondo Beach City Council

REDONDO BEACH — A real estate developer’s ambitious plan to invest $300 million into the revitalization of Redondo Beach’s King Harbor might not ever come to reality after enduring another setback at the polls on May 16. Nils Nehrenheim, a boating advocate and vocal opponent of CenterCal’s “The Waterfront” proposal, was...

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Jonny says:

June 1, 2017 at 8:05 am

Hardly a boating activist. Who’s writing this stuff and verifying facts?? This guy is a crock. He’s an uneducated loudmouth that managed to lie to redondo in order to get elected. The results will be seen!

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