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It’s the first year Lee Cox, a largely self-taught C…
Marc Maron is a self-described “mid-level celebrity.…
The future water supply of the Monterey Peninsula go…
Rob O’Keefe, president and CEO of the Monterey County Convention and Visitors Bureau, had his shining moment on stage at the bureau’s annual meeting in September. After setting a vision for increasing the average hotel stay from 2.6 nights to 3.6 over the next 10 years – an increase that wou…
At the moment of its ultimate glory around 2007 and …
Fado means fate and is a sign of all those things that break you and build you in life. You can cry about it or – as residents of Lisbon have been doing since the 19th century – you can sing out your worries and dance out your heartbreak. Fado is guaranteed to clean your melancholy away.
This year for the first time, Greenfield City Counci…
On a crisp autumn afternoon at the Pacific Grove Far…
When the first Westerners arrived on the Central Coast, the land was teeming with wildlife: Antelopes, grizzlies, otters, and all manner of smaller animals thrived in Monterey County’s unique and productive ecosystem. Today, terrestrial wildlife sightings are harder to come by, with one nota…
“What suburbia cries for are the means for people to…
San Miguel Canyon Road tends to get clogged near its Highway 101 and 156 exits. Fortunately, there are things to do along San Miguel Canyon Road – things to eat, smoke and be merry.
For months, Monterey County’s Blue Zones Project, a …
If you put money in the stock market, you can expect an average return on your investment of 10 percent a year. That’s pretty good but, as we know, risky. What if there was a lower-risk, higher-reward way to spend money that paid dividends for not just individuals, but society at large? This…
