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EDIBLE: Two new restaurants – Ambrosia Cannery Row and Aabha – make area Indian food better than ever.
Eat + Drink

EDIBLE: Two new restaurants – Ambrosia Cannery Row and Aabha – make area Indian food better than ever.

  • Mark C. Anderson
  • Dec 1, 2016

The country of India isn’t for everyone. It’s smelly, sooty and smoky. Cows may be revered (and sitting in the street), but personal space is …

Cemex sand mine decision anticipated before year's end.
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Cemex sand mine decision anticipated before year's end.

  • David Schmalz
  • Aug 18, 2016

For the Cemex sand mine in Marina, and for those calling for it to be shut down, the hourglass may almost be out of sand.

Stone bill would allow schools to cash in on student poll workers.
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Stone bill would allow schools to cash in on student poll workers.

  • David Schmalz
  • Jun 28, 2014

If a student spends an election day volunteering at the polls, their school might start getting paid for it.

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