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Fort Ord National Monument is open again.
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Fort Ord National Monument is open again.

  • Marielle Argueza
  • Aug 25, 2020

The  River, Dolan and Carmel fires infused the air with toxic contaminants making it risky for nearly all Monterey County residents and touris…

County issues confusing order on park openings for Easter Sunday.
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County issues confusing order on park openings for Easter Sunday.

  • Mary Duan
  • Apr 6, 2020

Monterey County officials thought they were doing a good thing.

Charles Holifield sought an alibi following the disappearance of Christina Williams.
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Charles Holifield sought an alibi following the disappearance of Christina Williams.

  • Mary Duan
  • Updated Mar 5, 2020

In the weeks after Christina Williams disappeared while walking her dog in her  neighborhood, witnesses say the man eventually charged with ra…

Prescribed burns in Fort Ord could begin as soon as July.
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Prescribed burns in Fort Ord could begin as soon as July.

  • David Schmalz
  • Jun 16, 2016

As part of the U.S. Army's ongoing efforts to restore the Fort Ord landscape, the Army announced yesterday that prescribed burns could begin t…

Five routes to chase away rainy day funk.
831 (Tales from the Area Code)

Five routes to chase away rainy day funk.

  • Karen Loutzenheiser
  • Dec 31, 2015

It’s the moment your foot hits the water and splashes through your shoe to your toes. When water sprays up your legs from your heels and your …

The fate of The Dunes restaurant development divides Marina.
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The fate of The Dunes restaurant development divides Marina.

  • David Schmalz
  • Nov 19, 2015

The doors aren’t yet open, but you can practically taste the buttered popcorn.

Inside an obsessive and semi-secret organization.
Issue Sep 10, 2015

Inside an obsessive and semi-secret organization.

  • Walter Ryce
  • Sep 10, 2015

A secretive society exists in Monterey County, one that meets once a month, in different locations, collaborating on how to be better arbiters…

The BLM’s planned move from Hollister to Marina has been slowed by a missing sidewalk.
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The BLM’s planned move from Hollister to Marina has been slowed by a missing sidewalk.

  • David Schmalz
  • Apr 2, 2015

As construction on a new hotel, movie theater and homes continues in Marina, another development is slowly coming to fruition. A new regional …

Del Rey Oaks poised to sell off a third of its Fort Ord property.
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Del Rey Oaks poised to sell off a third of its Fort Ord property.

  • Sara Rubin
  • Jul 21, 2014

Tiny Del Rey Oaks grew dramatically after Fort Ord closed, acquiring title to 328 acres of property on the former Army base. Now the city is c…

Army study calls for additional munitions cleanup in Fort Ord.
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Army study calls for additional munitions cleanup in Fort Ord.

  • David Schmalz
  • Jun 6, 2014

The U.S. Army is considering further munitions cleanup on Bureau of Land Management property in the former Fort Ord, and is accepting comments…

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