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EDIBLE: The new Kayter 2 You brings good grub with personality.
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EDIBLE: The new Kayter 2 You brings good grub with personality.

  • Mark C. Anderson
  • Jan 12, 2017

There are a lot of things to like about Nancy Black Hawkins and her upstart Kayter 2 You catering company (521-8722), starting with her big la…

Monterey County’s fast-casual food boom gets ready to explode.
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Monterey County’s fast-casual food boom gets ready to explode.

  • David Schmalz
  • Oct 20, 2016

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 …

EDIBLE: The appetizing Monterey County stories keep coming.
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EDIBLE: The appetizing Monterey County stories keep coming.

  • Mark C. Anderson
  • Apr 21, 2016

Thank Goddess Al Gore invented the internet. Because 1,400 words are never enough.

Quick Bites: Mid-life crisis wine, Entourage at the Aquarium and more.
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Quick Bites: Mid-life crisis wine, Entourage at the Aquarium and more.

  • Mark C. Anderson
  • Apr 20, 2016

As results of mid-life crisese go, the emergence of a Monterey County wine seems to beat quitting the job to grow beans or hauling off and buy…

New law will help improve electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
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New law will help improve electric vehicle charging infrastructure.

  • David Schmalz
  • Mar 31, 2016

A new state law facilitates major improvements to the local infrastructure for electric vehicles.

The Dunes food project gets final city approval.
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The Dunes food project gets final city approval.

  • David Schmalz
  • Feb 12, 2016

Perhaps never before in human history has a 4-acre parcel—one that's across from a big box store shopping center—received so much scrutiny. 

A redesigned food project in The Dunes gets initial approval.
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A redesigned food project in The Dunes gets initial approval.

  • David Schmalz
  • Feb 4, 2016

For the dream of restaurants in The Dunes—a 429-acre food desert in Marina on the former Fort Ord—hope springs anew. 

New plans for The Dunes restaurants could get approved mid-February.
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New plans for The Dunes restaurants could get approved mid-February.

  • David Schmalz
  • Jan 15, 2016

The dream is alive. 

A quest to bring food trucks to The Dunes.
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A quest to bring food trucks to The Dunes.

  • David Schmalz
  • Nov 26, 2015

There were some unusual additions to the Nov. 17 Marina City Council meeting: fried artichokes and cream-filled churros.

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  • David Schmalz
  • Nov 19, 2015

CSUMB senior plans to make region more bike-friendly.

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