Totally inappropriate.
When in a hurry to get the job done, I’ve seen them put ‘xxxx-xxxx’ in as a headline in the online story. But this editor has other things going on in their mind when writing the headline.
The link may be corrected by now, but at 9:30 am it read:
I think someone is being had over at 842 Lighthouse Avenue.
$500 for a chair, marked down from $1,000.
Check Sears or JC Penney for similar items for less than $400 before thinking this is any real bargain.
Fat Chance. Could be competition for the Wine Walk (with art). Or Moammar can start a new silly event to draw people to P.G., Friday Night Lite-ups.
Retired Pacific Grove Police Chief Carl Miller termed medical marijuana “snake oil.” He said the drug has been a factor in auto accidents and homicides in the city.
Pacific Grove already has “a serious drug problem in our schools,” he said, and opening a dispensary would send young people a message that marijuana use is harmless. He said it would draw customers from all over the county.
He said his experience as a police officer investigating drug use since medical marijuana was legalized showed most patient prescriptions “were self-certifications,” with doctors writing prescriptions based on patients’ demands and claims of health problems.
Marijuana Sellers Making Inroads To A Pacific Grove Location?
We are in your town, filling your inadequate sewers.
The trolley would run between Monterey Bay Aquarium and Asilomar Conference Grounds, following a route that would include Ocean View Boulevard, Sunset Drive and Point Pinos Lighthouse and would return via Lighthouse and Central avenues.
Cost of the bus service is estimated at $60,000, with the city providing $15,000 from its golf fund and $5,000 from the lighthouse fund.
Council members liked the idea but questioned how the city could measure its success.
“We’d need it to generate $3 million worth of business to recover the $60,000 cost,” said Councilman Bill Kampe.
Keep the direct line in speed dial for emergencies, 831-647-7900
Tracy residents will now have to pay every time they call 9-1-1 for a medical emergency.
But there are a couple of options. Residents can pay a $48 voluntary fee for the year which allows them to call 9-1-1 as many times as necessary.
Or, there’s the option of not signing up for the annual fee. Instead, they will be charged $300 if they make a call for help.
CBS13 Think P.G. Has It Bad? Tracy California Charges For 911 Calls
Arrested for growing pot
Arrested for murder of wife
Traffic violation in Pacific Grove
KSBW reports that Jesse Crow was arrested in a traffic stop in P.G. He’d been seeing Summer Donovan of P.G. He carries a medical marijuana card – a response given when popped for growing over 300 pot plants in a house in Prunetucky.
Crow’s first husband, Cody May, revealed new details to Central Coast News about the days leading up to his ex-wife’s disappearance. “She said she was trying to sever the ties,” explained May when questioned about the last time he spoke to Crow.
May said he spoke to her about a month ago. She told him she was going through a messy split with her husband Jesse Crow. “She had left him and was calling me again because every time she was with him I wouldn’t get a call, and when she wasn’t with him I would,” he added.
Jesse Crow has avoided all organized searches for his wife, as well as the media spotlight. Police, however, said he is cooperating with investigators.
Remember the Cadillac with the personalized plate “LUM LUM”?
Dresser drawer finds.
Willie Lum’s match box:
Plans for a major remodeling of the former Old Bath House Restaurant in Pacific Grove have won approval from the state Coastal Commission.
The 3,775-square-foot restaurant will be operated by Ted and Cindy Walter, owner of Passionfish, also in downtown Pacific Grove.
Cindy Walter said the new restaurant will be casual fine dining and won’t have the seafood emphasis that Passionfish has.
Walter said she and her husband haven’t decided on a name for the restaurant, but it won’t be the Old Bath House.
Here’s my suggestion:
Or, we can just get Juan The Builder to work on it
Teaches at that charter school at the old David Avenue school.
Patrick C. Lilley
Sonoma County sheriff’s deputies said Patrick Lilley, 52, of Monterey, was arrested on a warrant for three counts of child molestation and booked into Monterey County Jail. An investigation by Sonoma County detectives revealed that Lilley allegedly sexually abused two students, who were under the age of 13, about two years ago, authorities said.
Lilley has worked at Monterey Bay Charter School since August, school director Cassandra Gallup Bridge said Friday.
