Other items to be auctioned from Kalisa’s estate include memorabilia from the restaurant, including the hand-drawn wall menu, a rusty ambulance door emblazoned with the words “Dining Out Is Entertainment at Kalisa’s Cosmopolitan Gourmet Place,” and a photo board depicting a four-foot-tall image of Steinbeck, along with smaller pictures of Bing Crosby and Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell.
I remember the old A1 Ambulance that served as a rolling billboard..
$3,375 for a grave site.
The reason for the increases is that for the past several years city revenues have fallen short of the graveyard’s operating costs, which has created a deeper financial hole for P.G.,according to budget director Jim Becklenberg,
Deeper hole, LOL.
If I say that I felt that a teacher acted suspiciously would they get the same treatment? There’s no CTA union thugs to protect the students..
In her email she wrote, “…a teacher said my child who was waiting for his father to drop off his lunch, looked or acted or moved in a suspicious way and made a request to the vice principal my child be searched.”
Teresa Brunson is with the Monterey Peninsula Unified School District. She said school officials and law enforcement that work with them follow strict procedures when searching students. She said they are allowed to conduct searches when there is, quote, “reasonable doubt.”
“That can be anything – our direct observations, tips from other students or staff, an anonymous tip, and then we just follow through with that,” Brunson said.
Nearly 50 years ago, Howard Cowen hand-built the infamous, giant nutcracker that stands tall over Candy Cane Lane in Pacific Grove.
ehhhhhh, it used to stand in front of the PG Fire Station dressed as a fireman.
Tommy needs lifer status.
Convicted rapist Thomas Pollacci of Pebble Beach pleaded not guilty Wednesday to three counts of forcible rape, Monterey County prosecutor Michael Breeden said.
The new charges relate to alleged rapes that took place in 2007 and 2008, according to testimony at Pollacci’s preliminary hearing in November. He faces a possible life sentence in the new case.
Trial is scheduled for April 11, Breeden said.
A revised tree ordinance that would do away with criminal penalties could come before the Pacific Grove City Council for approval next spring.
The ordinance would offer incentives for property owners to plant and maintain trees and would allow private property owners to pay to trim city trees.
Decriminalizing Tree Removal – Thom’s Tree Posse Loses Their Badges
So the owners prepare to sue the source. Out of town owners I may add. A different location may have been better. Many locals avoid tourist traps like the ‘row.
In a phone interview from his home in Chicago, Weinert said many of the theater’s problems could be traced to Toronto-based IMAX Corp. Weinert operated the theater under the corporate name Bella Cinema. Its relationship with IMAX is similar to a franchise, and Weinert hoped for benefits because of that.
That’s some high priced schlock. All Pacific and no Grove. No people, no trees, no homes. What are they thinking?
The idea came from chamber chairman Henry Nigos of Nigos Investments, who heard about the I Wear Your Shirt company from friends in Los Angeles.
Nigos said Ammar is the perfect candidate to be a walking billboard because he’s so visible.
All the money from Rent-A-Moe will go to the chamber. The prices are $500 a month from January through May, $600 from June through October and $450 in November and December, plus cost of shirts or jackets. He will promote the business and answer questions from people he meets.
If this is so great, can we the taxpayers stop funding the Chamber and let it be self funded?
