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All CategoriesKevin Merfeld: Wi weathers conditions better than mostOh the horror! A drizzle dusted Del Monte Forest on Friday afternoon, and golf became difficult again. And Bing Crosby chuckled. Read more...Longtime AT&T volunteer doesn't stop when tournament doesHis introduction to life as a volunteer at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am was ... well, a bit on the frosty side. Joe LoManto was 29 in 1962, when the tournament was... Read more...AT&T Pro-Am update: Big names helped by weatherA leaderboard full of record-setters dissolved Friday when the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am field got a taste of some Crosby weather. A light drizzle and a touch of wind... Read more...Family of suspected child molester ask him to surrenderThe mother and sister of suspected child molester Rene Cruz urged him Friday to surrender to police. Speaking on behalf of Raquel Cruz and her daughter, Zoila Cruz, Salinas... Read more...CSUMB competes in recycling rivalryfrom:California State University Monterey BayCSU Monterey Bay is among more than 600 colleges and universities that kicked off participation in RecycleMania on Feb. 12 to see who rules at recycling. The 10-week program... Read more...Senior gathering sites in Monterey CountyMONTEREY PENINSULA · Carmel Foundation Eighth Avenue and Lincoln Street, Carmel, 624-1588 · Marina Community Center — Lunch 11:30 a.m. 211 Hillcrest Ave., Marina.... Read more...NonprofitsMonterey-Salinas Transit was allocated a portion of a Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement grant of $35,710 from the Association of Monterey Bay Area Governments to... Read more...
President Harrison preaches college messagefrom:California State University Monterey BayCSUMB reaches out to African American community Each February, Super Sunday sends California State University officials including Chancellor Charles B. Reed, trustees,... Read more...Marina city manager, facing job loss, weighs his optionsFacing the loss of his job March 7, Marina City Manager Tony Altfeld is weighing his options on his next move, his attorney said. "There are a number of options available... Read more...Two arrested in knifepoint robbery in GreenfieldTwo men were arrested after allegedly robbing someone at knifepoint Wednesday, Greenfield police said. The robbers approached the victim about 5:30 p.m. near Hicks Park,... Read more...Carmel log: Complaint of barking dog1/25/2012 1122 CASE 530.5(A) PC GET CREDIT/ETC OTHER JUNIPERO AV CG1200053 REPORT OF IDENTITY THEFT AND FRAUDULENTLY OBTAIN SERVICES. Read more...Monterey Peninsula Water Authority extends invitations in its first meetingA new water organization will invite the Board of Supervisors and two area water agencies to join and offer ideas about how to most efficiently meet its goal: a new water supply... Read more...Alzheimer's support group dates setThe Alzheimer's Association will hold support groups for caregivers and family and friends of people with Alzheimer's disease or related dementia at: · (Spanish language... Read more...Ex-social worker gets nine years for stealing from welfare clientsIn 2006, social service worker Sara Juarez admitted she stole nearly $150,000 from welfare clients. Read more...Orphans choir seeks host familiesNext week in Marina, they won't be orphans. Members of the Matsiko World Orphans Choir will spend five days with host families in the city as they perform free concerts at... Read more...Three suspects arrested in Salinas crime spreeThree vicious robberies and the arrest of three suspects took place almost within a single hour late Wednesday, Salinas police said. Victims were beaten and stabbed during the... Read more...Your Town: Peace Officers Association announces 2011 officers of the yearMONTEREY COUNTY County group names 2011's top officers The Monterey County Peace Officers Association this week announced its 2011 officers of the year. Seaside police Sgt. Read more...Ex-social worker gets nine yearsIn 2006, social service worker Sara Juarez admitted she stole nearly $150,000 from welfare clients. Read more...Three suspects arrested in Salinas crime spreeThree vicious robberies and the arrest of three suspects took place almost within a single hour late Wednesday, Salinas police said. Victims were beaten and stabbed during the... Read more...Orphans choir seeks hostsNext week in Marina, they won't be orphans. Members of the Matsiko World Orphans Choir will spend five days with host families in the city as they perform free concerts at... Read more...Man faces prison for road-chase convictionA Salinas man is facing a potential third strike life sentence for felony reckless evasion of a peace officer and hit-and-run drunken driving. A jury convicted Mark E. Read more...Monterey Peninsula Water Authority extends invitations in its first meetingA new water organization will invite the Board of Supervisors and two area water agencies to join and offer ideas about how to most efficiently meet its goal: a new water supply... Read more...Lingo Systems Renamed Language Line Translation Solutions to Reflect ParentLingo Systems Renamed Language Line Translation Solutions to Reflect Parent, Language Line Services.MONTEREY, CA---Lingo Systems, a wholly owned subsidiary of global language... Read more...CSUMB housing searches may be illegalSearches by a residential property management firm of CSU Monterey Bay's East Campus student housing could be in violation of California law, said two Central Coast lawyers... Read more...High-speed chase could land Salinas man in prison for lifeA Salinas man is facing a potential Third Strike life sentence for felony reckless evasion of a peace officer and hit-and-run drunken driving. A jury convicted Mark E. Read more...Kevin Merfeld: For Tiger, it was good enoughI'm not sure if anyone has ever qualified a score by saying, "Well, that's a good round -- for Tiger Woods." Until now. Read more...Fight over benefits spurs Carmel hotel strikeWorkers at the Pine Inn and Tally Ho Inn — the last unionized hotels in Carmel — began picketing early Wednesday, launching a two-day strike over health care... Read more...Three men arrested in stabbings, robberies in SalinasThree vicious robberies and the arrest of three suspects took place almost within a single hour Wednesday night, Salinas police said. Victims were beaten and stabbed during the... Read more...Stars not immune to first-tee jittersThere are only a handful of things that might happen when a celebrity hacker swings a 45-inch Big Bertha toward a tiny golf ball on the No. 1 tee at Pebble Beach with thousands of... Read more...Beach cleanup to be heldSave Our Shores will hold a beach cleanup from 10 a.m. to noon, Saturday, Feb. 11, at Monterey State Beach. Check in at the main parking area North of Best western Hotel at... Read more...Former AT&T Pro-Am director Lou Russo dies at 80Wednesday was a day of mourning for many at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am as news spread about the death of Lou Russo, former executive director of the tournament. ... Read more...Your Town: Alzheimer's series focuses on parentsThe Alzheimer's Association will hold a three-part series on aging parents at the Monterey Public Library, 625 Pacific St. Part one, "Help! Mom and Dad are Still... Read more...Women, children held at gunpoint in home invasionsTwo women and two children were held at gunpoint by three men during a home-invasion robbery early Wednesday, Salinas police said. One woman opened the front door of a residence... Read more...Robber in standoff overdosedA man who held up a downtown Monterey pharmacy took a fatal amount of drugs while holed up in a nearby restaurant bathroom during a three-hour standoff with SWAT police. Read more...Schools ponder effects of budgetSchool districts are begging to digest what Gov. Jerry Brown's budget proposal means, and it's not very encouraging. At best, schools would receive pretty much the same... Read more...Student designs logo for fundraising eventfrom:California State University Monterey BayFeb. 12 10K race benefits Rape Crisis Center As publicity kicks in for the annual Together with Love 10K race, cheerful images focusing on a bright red heart are popping up... Read more...Lawmakers seek FORA extensionNew legislation authored by four state lawmakers would continue the Fort Ord Reuse Authority for another decade. The legislation, Assembly Bill 1614, was introduced Wednesday by... Read more...Police briefs: HAZMAT team investigates white powderA suspicious envelope containing white powder led to the closure of a road in Oak Hills late Tuesday for about four hours until county hazardous-material specialists found the... Read more...Your Town:MONTEREY Alzheimer's series focuses on parents The Alzheimer's Association will hold a three-part series on aging parents at the Monterey Public Library, 625 Pacific... Read more...Women, children held at gunpoint in home invasionsTwo women and two children were held at gunpoint by three men during a home-invasion robbery early Wednesday, Salinas police said. One woman opened the front door of a residence... Read more...Robber in standoff OD'dA man who held up a downtown Monterey pharmacy took a fatal amount of drugs while holed up in a nearby restaurant bathroom during a three-hour standoff with SWAT police. ... Read more...Schools ponder effects of budgetSchool districts are begging to digest what Gov. Jerry Brown's budget proposal means, and it's not very encouraging. At best, schools would receive pretty much the same... Read more...Fight over benefits spurs Carmel hotel strikeWorkers at the Pine Inn and Tally Ho Inn — the last unionized hotels in Carmel — began picketing early Wednesday, launching a two-day strike over health care... Read more...Watsonville jeweler shot in robbery attemptWATSONVILLE — The owner of a Freedom Boulevard jewelry store was shot in the ear during an armed robbery late Wednesday. Sgt. Tony Magdayao said a man clad in black with a... Read more...Former AT&T Pro-Am director Lou Russo dies at 80Wednesday was a day of mourning for many at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am as news spread about the death of Lou Russo, former executive director of the tournament. ... Read more...AT&T courses will be tougher than usualThis week's AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am is no major, but it could end up playing like one due to the firm and fast conditions on the three host courses. At least,... Read more...Women, children held at gunpoint in two home-invasion robberiesTwo women and two children were held at gunpoint by three men during a home-invasion robbery Wednesday morning, Salinas police said. One of the women opened the front door of a... Read more...Robber in bathroom standoff died of overdoseA man who held up a downtown Monterey pharmacy took a fatal amount of drugs while holed up in a nearby restaurant bathroom during a three-hour standoff with SWAT police. ... Read more...Celebrities pulling for MurrayThere's no envy, and they haven't put a bulls-eye on his back. Nor do they have any plans to chase him down. Instead, the celebrities competing in this week's... Read more...Carlos Fletes acquitted of officer assaultA jury late Tuesday rejected assertions that a sheriff's deputy shot an unarmed body shop owner and then planted guns to cover the mistake during a rash of gang violence in... Read more... |
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