Issue Archive
The election-season ritual at the Weekly goes something like this: We invite dozens of candidates to our office in Seaside to tell our editorial board why they’re running and what they hope to achieve. The discussions often gets feisty, sometimes between candidates, sometimes between members…
It’s a mid-September night, just after 10pm, on a bu…
The Twyla Tharp Dance Company stands among the most …
Although we can be blown away by the music we hear, not all music is intended to be life-altering. It can provide simple companionship, allow for some relaxation, or even offer solace in the midst of the demands of modern-day life, like a plate of comfort food. Likely more than any other mus…
Ballet began as a Renaissance court dance in Italy. …
Seaside, which has a population of approximately 35,000, does not have a park with a soccer field. That fact has not gone unnoticed by some, and this past February, following a strategic plan retreat, the city’s recreation department was tasked with studying potential uses of Cutino Park.
A few issues back we ran a story about the magnifice…
Gonzalo Curiel was 17 years old when he was arrested last December on suspicion of murdering two children and stuffing their bodies into a plastic container. It did not take long before Monterey County prosecutors decided he would be charged as an adult.
One day at the Weekly offices, something triggered the alarm while I was still working. That thing is loud…
MARJORIE EVANS GALLERY, San Carlos and Ninth, Carmel…
Follow-up: What past or current politicians do you admire?
Professor Gall frontman Drew Norman – who does vocal…
Let’s go back in time and do a quick inventory of GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump’s ills as we knew them…
Dory Ford had a plan. Plenty thought it would fail. Six years later, it has him a mile high.
ARIES (March 21-April 19): A study published in the …
