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Squid’s life isn’t easy. Sometimes the Wi-Fi goes out, meaning Squid can’t livestream City Council meetings and has to leave the lair. Sometim…
DRINKING GAMES… A few weeks back, Squid’s boss hosted folks from alternative weeklies across the West for a conference. Squid likes having gue…
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 …
On a bright, breezy mid-October day, Monterey developer Scott Negri stands near the center of his 3.7-acre property in Marina, just southeast …
BREAK DOWNS… In these times of political discord, Squid loves fantasy worlds even more than usual, and luckily, the recent debut of HBO’s new …
WORDS WITH TREES… Squid knows a good time when Squid sees one, so Squid oozed down to the Oldemeyer Center Sept. 29 to bear witness to the fir…
The Monterey Downs final environmental impact report, released July 29, stands about 10 inches tall and is more than 2,000 pages long.
They chose the forest instead of the trees.
Monterey Downs developers suggest proposed race track could be publicly funded.
For the dream of restaurants in The Dunes—a 429-acre food desert in Marina on the former Fort Ord—hope springs anew.