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Warren Wayland and David Sergenti cross their arms and survey the Toro Park field known as Badger Flats. They’re imagining the patchy grass transformed into three baseball fields, with a soccer field in the middle. One tree would have to be removed from behind the existing dugout, Sergenti s…
When Laurel Thomsen interviewed Nicholas Frirsz for …
(Editor's Note: As this week's issue went to press, …
A couple words that come to mind when looking at the two new cabins at Saddle Mountain Ranch are “cute” and “cozy.” Each 400-square-foot unit includes a bedroom, sleeping loft, bathroom, kitchen, living space and tiny front porch.
Charles Gorczynski’s parents regularly hosted milong…
With a biology degree from Brown and a zoology Ph.D.…
From the very beginning, there has always been story…
There’s been a push for more eco-education in the No…
After four years of budget hits, Monterey County’s g…
On May 23, 22-year-old Elliot Rodger stabbed three m…
Karl Schaefer was 17 years old, sitting in row 33 and clinging to a Super 8 camera when Jimi Hendrix walked out onto the Red Rocks Amphitheater stage in Morrison, Colo. It was 1967.
Reporters, in my experience, fall into two different categories: those who loathe covering public meetings, and those who can’t get enough of them. I fall firmly into the latter. Public meetings are for me a mix of live theater and democracy in action, the ultimate chance to see how the sausage is made – and fed – to the public.
Follow-up: How does technology affect the park experience?
Questions accompany the run-up to events like last w…
Survivors Game… Like Mama Squid used to say when Squid was a squooshy little larva: You can’t outswim death or taxes.
When describing the wonders of the ocean, it can be …
Priscilla Walton knows a thing or two about life in Latin America. She grew up in Peru and later served in the Peace Corps there. While living in Davis, Calif., in the ’80s, she organized three delegations to Nicaragua to observe and learn from the Sandinista Revolution. So she was persisten…
ARIES (March 21-April 19): In its quest for nectar, …
