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When Covid-19 forced the Monterey-based nonprofit ch…
Frank Doss pushes an empty red cart across the parki…
Self-driving cars will soon be roaming around the so…
Overwhelmingly, Covid-19 has not been kind to the re…
With more than 12,000 Covid-19 vaccines arriving in …
Monterey County Supervisor Jane Parker is facing bac…
Excerpted from an article that was originally publis…
Gilbert Olivares was a popular counselor at Salinas High School, dispatched by the agency Sunrise House to provide a ready ear and guidance for students who needed help with addiction issues, mental health issues and other life problems. His office, tucked in a private area near the school’s…
Before Mary Singleton Sigourney died in 1988, she wa…
In a normal year, veteran First Night volunteer Diane Dahm would coordinate over 100 volunteers throughout Monterey. She lists their assignments: “We have volunteers at all the venues. There are people who buy their buttons on the day-of, so we need volunteers for that table. We need volunte…
What an abjectly and objectively awful year you’ve b…
New Year’s Eve celebrations are taking a turn for th…
NEW YEAR’S TREATS… A good way to celebrate your New Year’s resolutions is by eating a lot of pastries. (Trust me.) Check out Bees Knees Bakery run by pastry Chef Jeanne Brooks, whose offerings include Meyer lemon poppy tarts topped with a swirl of meringue, pecan bourbon tarts and the intrig…
affair with books. He read thousands of them, wrote …
Yes I will get the vaccine.
