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IN THE NEWS LANDSCAPE, STORIES MOVE QUICKLY. By the time a newspaper is printed, sometimes the news has already changed. But we hope you agree that there’s a benefit to taking a moment to pause and to look back at the year gone by. A dominant story in Monterey County last year was weather an…
Everyday, Dale Byrne wakes up thinking of ways to ma…
The cost of rent, groceries and mortgage payments ha…
As the year draws to a close, we pause to take a look back at the artistic and cultural events that graced Monterey County’s galleries, stages, museums and concert halls in 2023. Below is a selection of the most interesting events, according to the Weekly. Looking back, it’s impressive how m…
Over the past few months, Jennifer Robinson has fiel…
Feeling the wind on my face and the lapping of seawa…
In late 2019, a woman landed a job as a substitute custodian for Carmel Unified School District. The work took her from school to school, and she hoped to land a permanent position. In January of 2022, she got a full-time job on the night shift, from 2-11pm, at Carmel Middle School.
There are rituals to follow at cultured affairs, par…
Mike Jones spends his days surrounded by churro dough. He is, however, a professional and claims to limit his diet to small tastes for quality control.
There is no way to contain Kaye Bohler.
Before every plan, there must first come an idea. On…
It seems that we are going through a period of the “…
Almost two years ago Pacific Grove officially said goodbye to the Feast of Lanterns, the town’s troubled faux Chinese pageant, beloved by some residents but deemed racist by others. After members of the Chinese American community and allies came forward to publicly voice their objections to …
Six days a week, from Alisal to Pacific Grove, Every…
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Among couples who share t…
Before he won a seat on the Pacific Grove City Counc…
