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Agenda 21. Take away your cars, restrict travel and reduce population.
The city will host a public workshop on Monday, hoping it will get input from the community about their upcoming green building program.
The goal of the program is to lower greenhouse gas emissions and reduce the city’s carbon footprint.
You’d think the protests would be about loss of privacy, grossly inaccurate readings or detecting that one has an indoor pot garden (this is an article from Santa Cruz), but no. People are imagining ill effects of the RF energy by them. Is it same people that became ill when moth spraying was scheduled, but didn’t happen?
Joshua Hart said he was protesting PG&E’s smart meters after researching the amount of radiation that comes from the devices.
“It’s significantly higher than cell phones. (In) brief periods of time, you have short spikes of intense electromagnetic radiation,” Hart said. PG&E started installing the smart meters in Santa Cruz County in July.
Marilyn Garret said she has a smart meter at her Aptos home.
“It makes me feel quite ill,” Garret said. “My tremors increase and (I have) very painful headaches.”
Article from KSBW about cities preparing for the rush of U.S. Open tourists.
In Pacific Grove, Moe Ammar said that businesses will stay open longer because of the U.S. Open.
“Typically, a lot of the stores in Pacific Grove would close at 5 to 5:30 p.m.,” Ammar said. “For the Open, they will stay open until 9 p.m., which is really great.”
Speak for yourself you clueless fool. Maybe the wine galleries, second hand clothing and rusty garden decor shops close at 5, but there is more to P.G. than them.
Another Chapter In “What The Heck Is Moe Ammar Talking About?
Tommy could get another 24 years in the slammer.
Thomas Pollacci, 50, will be arraigned Thursday on three new counts of forcible rape involving two victims.
Pollacci was found guilty April 26 of raping a woman in a loft above his father’s Pacific Grove liquor store, Ron’s Liquors, two years ago.
Prosecutors said that the two alleged victims Pollacci is now being charged with raping are not the same women who testified during Pollacci’s trial in April.
Hear-Old Reports the fight was about a woman.
Alexander R. Lyon, 20, was arrested and booked on suspicion of stabbing a 20-year-old on Sunday at a home in the 1100 block of Forest Avenue.
Police said they were called to the Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula at 4 a.m. on Sunday where a 20-year-old male victim said he was stabbed several times during a fight.
See the video of Tommy walking in shackles on KSBW.
Tom Pollacci was found guilty of raping a woman in a loft above his father’s Pacific Grove liquor store, Ron’s Liquors, two years ago.
It took the jury less than four hours of deliberating before finding Pollacci guilty.
and son of a medical marijuana dispensary owner/manager. Crow was picked up in P.G.
The first search warrant served on this peaceful medicine user is at KSBW.
When police arrived, Ryan’s family had blocked Jesse’s truck in the driveway and told police they believed Jesse had a history of abusing Ryan — abuse that had gone unreported — and they suggested Jesse had a drug operation because he didn’t have a job, but he seemed to have plenty of money.
The warrant also calls attention to Crow’s father — a physician — confirming that Dr. Crow runs a medical marijuana dispensary. The warrant said it operates out of Soledad.
Standing in the street and on top of an old hippy VW. KSBW has several pictures on it’s site. Three out of the 5 are not even from Monterey. And one dog. They are not winning my sympathy.
Members of a Monterey cannabis club held a demonstration Monday afternoon, protesting a recent court order that prohibits them from dispensing medical marijuana at 554 Lighthouse Ave.
“We are trying to raise the public’s awareness in a positive manner,” Rowland said of the protest.
Could be a few cougar sightings though.
Pro-Am organizers told Action News Sports Director Dennis Lehnen that Woods had verbally committed to play in the tournament prior to his Nov. 27 car crash and subsequent revelations of extra marital affairs.
Woods, however, is taking an indefinite break from professional golf and there has been no word on when he plans to return.
But P.G. just says no.
Hey, why should Monterey get all the fun & crime?
Daniel Maniscalco went to the Pacific Grove City Council meeting Wednesday night and presented his plans for a non-profit cooperative during public comments.
The issue was not on the agenda so city council members did not address it but Mayor Carmelita Garcia said it does violate the city’s zoning codes.
