2|22 FRI
DON’T MULTIPLY LIKE RABBITS |COUNTYWIDE—Win one of 10 spay or neuter surgeries for your animals by entering the Monterey County Animal Services’ drawing. Must be 18 or older, live in unincorporated Monterey County, and visit the shelter to enter. Pets must have a current rabies vaccination and dogs must be licensed. Contest ends today. 160 Hitchcock Rd., Salinas. Free. 769-8859.
2|23 SAT
VERMICOMPOSTING WORKSHOP | MARINA—Learn how to compost food waste in small spaces with the help of earthworms. Master composter Paul McCollum covers basic vermicomposting how-to’s, different styles of worm bins and troubleshooting. Reservations recommended. 10am-noon. Monterey Regional Waste Management District, 14201 Del Monte Blvd., Marina. Free. 384-5313 or kherring@mwrwmd.org.
2|26 TUES
MONTEREY COUNTY SUPERVISORS | SALINAS—See county supervisors in action at today’s board meeting. Agenda online by Feb. 22. 10:30am. Supervisors Chambers, 168 West Alisal St., 1st Floor, Salinas. 755-5066. co.monterey.ca.us/cttb/agenda.htm.
2|27 WEDS
BURN BRAS OR WEAR PEARLS? | CARMEL VALLEY—Katherine Dolbec, executive director of the Monterey County Republican Party, talks about the importance of being a Republican woman today, “Changing Choices: Are We Burning Bras or Wearing Pearls?” Why not do both? Reservations recommended. 11:30am/social time; noon/program. Rancho Cañada Golf Club, 4860 Carmel Valley Rd., Carmel Valley. $20. 375-3573 or mbrwf.org.
EMERGENCY RESPONSE | PEBBLE BEACH—Pebble Beach Community Services District Fire Department hosts an informational meeting regarding Community Emergency Response Teams. Reservations recommended. 6pm. Pebble Beach Community Services District Training Room, 3101 Forest Lake Rd., Pebble Beach. Free. 647-5642 or jennifer.valdez@fire.ca.gov.
MEET THE MAYOR | SEASIDE—Mayor Ralph Rubio gives an update about ongoing and future Seaside development projects at today’s Citizens League for Progress community forum. 7pm. Oldemeyer Center Blackhorse Room, 986 Hilby Ave., Seaside. Free. 394-9047.
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