The Bulletin reports that Richmond Woodson, whose actions led to a $435 fine for a resident across the street having wind chimes and admitted to patrolling the neighborhood for other noises to complain about – has left the area.
Update – case against the wind chime owner was thrown out of court.
Rain runoff.
Lover’s Point Beach has been posted with an advisory due to high indicator bacteria.
Samples were taken on Monday and remain posted until samples indicate that indicator bacteria are at a safe level for recreational water contact according to state guidelines.
It is recommended that you do not swim in or have contact with storm drain water. Bacteria, viruses, protozoa or chemicals may contaminate storm drain water, and contact with storm drain water may cause illness.
According to the police the suspect walked into the pharmacy and handed the clerk a note demanding Oxycontin. The police say that the suspect then lifted up his shirt revealing a handgun.
The clerk handed over the Oxycontin and the suspect fled the scene.
Next time, slip them sleeping pills. Or laxatives.
Last robbery was in June. That robber got caught when the P.G.P.D. got lucky. They must have been too busy investigating noisy wind chimes today..
San Carlos Beach
Petty Officer 2nd Class Matthew Garrison was working on the boat dock when he noticed and heard commotion on San Carlos Beach. A pedestrian notified Garrison of the situation, and called emergency medical services.
Garrison grabbed a first-aid kit from the station’s 47-foot Motor Lifeboat and ran to the beach.
Once on scene, Garrison found a 39-year-old female scuba diver unconscious on the beach. The diver had been pulled out of the water by fellow divers who had already commenced CPR. Garrison assumed CPR efforts and within a minute, the patient regained consciousness.
Chamber Of Commerce is clearly biased. They oppose closing Lighthouse for the Farmers Market but will close the street for a shoe store.
Pacific Grove Chamber of Commerce is hosting ‘Fun on Lighthouse’ block party on Sept. 24 from 4-7 p.m. in the 500 block of Lighthouse Avenue. The retail and dining promotion will include the grand opening of Marita’s Shoes
And don’t forget the fecal matter in the sand at Lovers Point.
The advisory was posted at Sunset Beach at Arena when high levels of bacteria was discovered in a sample taken Tuesday, health officials said.
It is recommend that people stay out of the water while the advisory is posted.
No rest for late sleepers along the coast both days this weekend.
Saturday’s races will include the Olympic Distance Triathlon, starting at 7:15 a.m.; the Junior Elite race at 11:45 a.m., and the California Elite Series Triathlon at noon.
Sunday the Sprint Distance Triathlon starts at 7:15 a.m. Both days will feature a health fitness expo.
Today’s non-shopping list item: Green Onions (some people call them scallions, Joe)
A Steinbeck spokesman says the company bought the onions from Circle Produce, a Calexico-based company supplied by an onion farm in Mexicali, Mexico.
Castroville-based shipper Ocean Mist Farms recalled 1,746 cases of its green onions as well, after realizing they came from the same lot. No illnesses have been reported.,
What did our career congressman Sam The Sham Farr do with the millions of tax dollars he got to stop getting poo in spinach or iceberg lettuce?
Man unhappy with a neighbor’s cactus? Not getting any response from the police like Richmond Woodson does, he takes it a step further.
A Monterey man who was unhappy with a neighbor’s landscaping is facing a felony charge for allegedly threatening violence against Monterey City Manager Fred Meurer and another city employee.
David White, 57, called the city Planning Department Aug. 28 complaining about a cactus a neighbor had planted, said Monterey police Lt. Leslie Sonné.
(This representation of cactus is not the one in the story)
Monterey Man Outdoes Richmond Woodson With Threats To City Hall
City Employees – you’re boned. CYA people.
Pacific Grove’s newly chosen city manager was fired from his previous city administrator post in Oxnard 12 years ago for his contentious management style following complaints from former employees who said he created a “culture of fear”.
City residents – you’re boned, too. Look forward to bending over for more tourists.
Two council members at the time said “Frutchey streamlined Oxnard’s bureaucracy and helped make the city more business-friendly,” the Times said. He also had support from the president of the Oxnard Chamber of Commerce.