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Pacific Grove's Chelsie Hill to appear on reality series
Pacific Grove native Chelsie Hill will be featured in the Sundance Channel reality series "Push Girls," which premieres Monday on the cable network.
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Science illustration students exhibit work at museum
A few days ago I was able to attend a City Council meeting in which the one-for-one policy was... If you've ever wondered about the artwork that illustrates science textbooks, field guides and interpretive signs in parks and nature preserves, you have the opportunity to learn about it at an exhibit in Pacific Grove.
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Police briefs: Antiques store worker is suspect in home heist
Police found jewelry and personal items reported stolen from a Pebble Beach home during a search of a Monterey antiques shop.
A study published Monday in the Proceedings of the Nation Academy of Sciences offers 'unequivocal evidence' that radionuclides from the Fukushima nuclear power plants affected by the March 11, 2011, earthquake and tsunami in Japan have hitched a ride across the ocean in the tissues of Pacific bluefin tuna.
Japan's radiation found in California bluefin tuna
For the first time, scientists have detected radioactivity in fish that have migrated into California waters from the ocean off Japan, where radiation contaminated the sea after explosions tore through the Fukushima nuclear reactors last year.
Battle at the ballot box in Greenfield
The items on the Greenfield City Council agenda are not exactly controversial, but in these days of heightened political animosity, just about anything draws a healthy crowd to its meetings.
Woodland's Students Enjoy Authors! Authors
On Friday, May 18th, Woodland School held is annual Young Author's Day. The following authors presented to the students: Act Out : A dynamic duo combining literature and theatre arts were presented in a workshop designed to bring out the creative performer in every child.
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Hundreds of bikers heading to Memorial Day event in D.C.
The drenching downpour Tuesday in Chattanooga was accompanied by a roaring thunder -- the rumble of about 650 motorcycles pulling into the city.
In 1949, in 1954, and throughout the 1960s, the federal government passed Housing Acts focused on the redevelopment of urban America in which a partnership was created between the government, developers, and city planners to get rid of of "blight" by razing those parts of cities where minority groups were confined by effective use of zoning and ... (more)
Science illustrationstudents exhibit work at museum
Kobe Bryant didn't miss on 18 free throws and scored 14 of his 36 points in the... The month of April has to go down as one of the best months in our city's history for stewardship.
As You See It, May 18, 2012: We old natives recall fonder times
When my Grammy Harriette was growing up here in Seabright; the neighborhood was from the railroad tracks to Seabright Beach, and the river point to Woods Lagoon now the harbor, and didn't become part of Santa Cruz until 1904.
Last weekend, The Avengers raked in $100 million from 4,349 movie screens, for a total two-week gross of more than $373 million.
Pacific Grove Talks About Sharing Police Chief With Seaside
"Now I wouldn't say it's going to be easy, but I think there is a good chance that it could work," said Pacific Grove Police Chief Darius Engles Pacific Grove Police Chief Darius Engles said the goal is to look at ways cities can consolidate to save cash in tough economic times.
Construction Workers Find Body Off Highway 68
Just after 4:00 p.m. construction workers sealing the pavement on Laureles Grade about a mile south of Highway 68 found the body facedown 30 feet down a ditch.
Mac McDonald: Cars and rock go together like...
Automobiles and music have gone together ever since the first radio was installed in the dashboard by some enterprising tinkerer.
Harold Poling, 86: Former head of Ford Motor Co. who oversaw its restructuring and launch of key vehicles.
Ecology of the undead: Life and death in the age of mass extinction
Please support our fine nonprofit! Help us with a small deposit. If you think all ecologists are focused on the gloom and doom of climate change, think again.
Film by PG native to be screened
Adocumentary by filmmaker and Pacific Grove native Walter Matteson, "Pretty Old," will be screened Sunday at the Lighthouse Cinemas in Matteson's home town.
Pacific Grove school district mull parcel tax
Pacific Grove Unified School District trustees will consider Thursday whether to place a parcel tax on the November ballot to replace an existing levy.
Pacific Grove, Seaside consider sharing a police chief
Now the city appears ready to consider sharing a police chief with Seaside as a way to cut police administrative costs by an estimated $100,000 a year.