The Cities of Hermosa Beach, Manhattan Beach, and Redondo Beach are working on a plan to recommend locations for bicycle mini-corrals. Join them for a public input meeting on&nbsp;Thursday September 11th&nbsp;to provide your suggestions. The meeting will be held from&nbsp;7:00-9:00 pm&nbsp;in the Mt. Whitney Room of the Manhattan Heights Community Center at 1600 Manhattan Beach…

Suggest Locations for Bicycle Mini-Corrals in the South Bay

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