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When Seaside City Council approved the Monterey Downs environmental impact report Nov. 10 in a 3-2 vote, not a person in the council chambers …
More than six years in the making, Monterey Downs—a proposed mega-development on the former Fort Ord—will die an unceremonious death when the …
It’s a case where the cart may have come before the horses.
In a stunning twist at Thursday night’s Seaside City Council meeting—where the council had the option to approve the Monterey Downs environmen…
I’ve been to my share of long, tedious public meetings, but the Aug. 27 meeting of Seaside’s Board of Architectural Review seemed to drag on, so much…
Monterey Downs developers suggest proposed race track could be publicly funded.
Monterey Downs, the proposed mega-development and horse track in the former Fort Ord—which would be built on 550 acres of virgin oak wildlands…
Based on his reaction to Monday’s Squid column, it would seem that Craig Malin has a decent sense of humor. And based on the job he’s just signed up for, God knows he’s going to need it…
A glossy flyer landed in Seaside mailboxes last week, showing an abandoned, graffiti-covered building on the former Fort Ord. “When Fort Ord c…
In the auditorium at Seaside’s Oldemeyer Center last night, the only middle ground was the aisle.