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Salinas’ Chinatown, which has long been the county’s…
Follow-up: What are you dreading later this year?
Nina Simon has a degree in electrical engineering and mathematics, but today she re-engineers museums to make them better.
What the Los Angeles Times undertook in its opinion pages this week is a thing of rare depth and beauty…
Longtime Salinas punk outfit INFIRMITIES have a fair…
The interior of Balesteri’s Wharf Front, the recently closed gift shop at the foot of Fisherman’s Wharf, is badly in need of a makeover. Carpet is stained, woodwork is mismatched and there’s an oddly placed toilet in a low-ceiling attic.
Within hours of the March 22 attack in London, polit…
Kathleen Founds clutched her newborn daughter to her…
At the dawn of the Space Age, the USSR affirmed its technological prowess with the 1957 Sputnik space launch. They then sought to further one-up the U.S. on the cultural front by founding the Tchaikovsky International Piano Competition in Moscow in 1958, which they assumed would be won by a …
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security might not b…
The Next Generation Jazz Festival came, it saw, it c…
Arlene Krebs, president of the board of the Arts Cou…
FOOL FAIL… The Weekly has pulled off some fairly epic April Fools’ stories in its day, like when Disney bought Del Rey Oaks, or Seaside’s In-N-Out was canceled in favor of a Burger King with Left-Handed Whoppers, and Clint Eastwood was busted for a beach fire in Carmel.
In 1906, Gerry Low-Sabado’s great-grandparents were …
After emerging on stage in a white masquerade mask a…
Former major military base Fort Ord, now home to CSU…
Hey man. My garden keeps getting bigger and bigger, and trimming is becoming a hassle. Should I buy a machine? --Carp L. Toonelle
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Be interested in first th…
