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About two years ago, when Claude died, the wolves came out. They swarmed a hidden clearing deep in Del Monte Forest, a maw of gray – and white-furred family members.
A Carmel couple accidentally ended up with five half-coyotes as pets. Hilarity, and science, ensues.
They spent the next 20 years traveling the globe in pursuit of predators.
In addition to helming the Carl Cherry Center, Rober…
Jackie Bristow hasn’t released a new album in four y…
Imagine walking down Fisherman’s Wharf, and where a business used to be, there is only a bustle of deconstruction, buildings being torn down and pilings pulled from the mud.
Now he has something he hasn’t had before. And that something not only has very real potential to change Carmel food, it has the rest of the tiny city and its outsized amount of restaurants on notice.
Current drought conditions might make you think twice about singing a long song in the shower. They also have state lawmakers and Gov. Jerry Brown pushing hard for better water-supply monitoring.
Pacific Grove officials are in a sensitive spot when…
After terming out on the California Board of Equalization after 10 years, Betty Yee is running for state controller, the chief financial officer for the state responsible for taxes and financial accountability. (Controller John Chiang is running for treasurer.) Her BOE district includes Mont…
Luis Valdez has a place in Chicano theater history. …
Before we discuss the content of the National Football League’s new guidelines relating to domestic violence, let’s be clear: The NFL has about as much of a commitment to do something about violence against women as British Petroleum has to cleaning up the environment.
Just the other day, Brenn Hill was up to his belt bu…
The Steinbeck Center’s third installment of the popu…
Carmel River steelhead are picky about their rocks. …
>> Cincinnati artist and art professor Andrew Au’s concept drawings look a bit like the dark surrealist art of H.R. Giger, a weird melding of the organic and the mechanical, intricate steampunk-looking contraptions. He’s got a show at the Monterey Peninsula College Gallery (980 Fremont…
Follow-up: If you could ask an animal a question, wh…
Our goal is a storied chain of pools on the Little S…
PUNCHING BAG… Squid is a sensitive cephalopod. Just being brushed by a fellow passenger on a crowded MST trolley makes Squid go fetal. So Squid empathizes with Seaside/Pacific Grove Police Chief Vicki Myers, who’s been smacked around in public a lot lately. First there was the Seaside Police…
Editor’s note: A summer intern announced she liked f…
Francesco Ferretti, a post-doctoral researcher at Ho…
ARIES (March 21-April 19): I don’t usually do this k…
