Isn’t that funny. I’d challenge Wild Fish for being a legal tax abiding business.
The operators of Victorian Corner and Rudolfo’s are in favor of the new outdoor dining plan, while Wild Fish owners Kelvin and Liz Jacobs oppose it. The couple said they’re planning on hiring an attorney to “challenge the legitimacy” of the project and are asking the public to help pay their legal bills.
Yesterday an 11-year-old was bitten at a park and had to undergo rabies shots. If you do not know the dog, don’t go near it.
At about 2 p.m. Oct. 31, a 76-year P.G. man was walking in George Washington Park when he came across a German shepherd and, as people who like dogs often do, asked if the animal was friendly so he could pet it. But things didn’t go as planned. “The owners advised their dog was friendly, and the victim began to pet the dog when the dog lunged and bit the victim’s left calf,” Pacific Grove Police Acting Chief Brian Anderson told The Pine Cone Monday.
After the baby killers were kicked out, we have this one that is more open with it’s curriculum.
School District trustees last week approved a new sex education course over worries that refusal by former provider Planned Parenthood to allow public inspection of its curriculum put the district at odds with state law.
The five-member school board voted unanimously at its Nov. 7 meeting to approve a $4,090 contract for Carpinteria-based Positive Prevention Plus to provide sex ed curriculum to students.Pacific Grove Unified administrators decided to drop the Planned Parenthood Mar Monte course after the group informed the district its content was “proprietary” and that
the district was not allowed to let the public, including some parents of students, see it.
First lessons. Should it be health, biology and science of sex? Nope, it’s
Lesson 2: Understanding Gender and Sexual Orientation.
Health? Way down on the list.
Lesson 9: Preventing Sexually Transmitted Infections.
Choosing to engage or not? Even lower
Lesson 11: Media and Peer Pressures
In broad daylight. Can take your eyes off the waves or the beachgoers these days.
At about 8:55 a.m. Friday, Pacific Grove Police officers responded to a report of a robbery that had just occurred near Asilomar Beach.
“The victim was taking photographs on the beach trail when one of the suspects grabbed his camera and ran off to a car,” “Monterey Police made a vehicle stop and had the suspects detained in the area of Drake Avenue and Wave Street,” Dippel explained.
According to a criminal complaint filed by the Monterey County District Attorney’s Office Tuesday, the suspects arrested on suspicion of second-degree robbery, a felony, are Juan Hernandez Ramirez Jr., 30, Morelia Villarios, 18, and Jose Guadalupe Reynoso Nunez, 23.
Mayor –
Nick Smith (W) 2,344 votes.
Dan Miller 1,715 votes.
Council –
Luke Coletti 2,490 votes.
Chaps Poduri 2,519 votes.
Paul Walkingstick 1,707 votes.
Tina Rau 2,460 votes.
Carmelita Garcia 1,185 votes.
Chilla Kartalov 798 votes.
Measure B, another school bond wins
Measure Q, The anti-timeshare measure wins.
Measure Z, reduce the size of the city council fails.
School Board President winner is Mike Wachs, a come-here who lost a bid for Mayor in 2022.
Who would give money to Wild Fish? What happened to the money they got from our taxes?
Wild Fish owners Kelvin and Liz Jacobs oppose a city plan to redesign the sidewalk outside their 545 Lighthouse Ave. restaurant. The construction project includes removing their enclosed wooden dining parklet and two others used by neighboring restaurants in favor of open-air eating areas.
In a GoFundMe page started Oct. 15, the Jacobses say they’re preparing for a court battle against Pacific Grove and want people to open their wallets.
What is PP hiding?
Pacific Grove Unified School District will no longer use a sex education course offered by Planned Parenthood because of the group’s restrictions on public access to the curriculum, the superintendent said this week. In the spring, though, some Pacific Grove parents and residents who requested to view the curriculum over concerns it contained gratuitous and explicit sexual content were denied access to it.
Facing criticism about a webpage in the course that seemed to promote sex to kids, Planned Parenthood removed the content. The same page contained a hashtag that, when searched online, offered pornographic websites, according to a citizen who viewed the course.
David Avenue school building.
On Oct. 25 at about 12:30 p.m., officials at the David Avenue charter school called 911 to report a student with a knife. Pacific Grove Police officers responded and found the boy near the corner of Forest Lodge Road and Congress Avenue holding a “doubled edged weapon.” “The student was safely disarmed and escorted away from the campus to access necessary support services,”
This Abbruzzetti’s only record was some traffic tickets. What set the dude off? Getting less lethal rounds shot close to the privates was the solution.
On Oct. 15 shortly before 9 p.m., MPD responded to a David Avenue residence on a report of a drunk man, identified as 24-year-old Giuseppi Abbruzzetti, “breaking items inside and acting erratically,” Lt. Ethan Andrews said. A trained crisis negotiator was also on scene, but Abbruzzetti refused to talk.
He then crawled out a bedroom window holding a sheathed sword and began walking on David Avenue, Andrews said, and when officers ordered him to drop the sword, he refused. “One officer deployed pepper spray at Abbruzzetti’s face, while another officer deployed five 40mm sponge rounds that struck his hip and hand,” he said. “Abbruzzetti then dropped the sword, and he was taken to the ground by officers and arrested.”
Read a few pages of internet search results and cannot find anything referring to COAST or Ken Parker. Suspect other motives, just like the conspiracy theory that the NOAA building was a CIA facade.
Two years safter the federal government sold Pacific Grove’s NOAA building to a private buyer, a group that formed to oppose the sale is asking the National Park Service to create a 92-acre historical district at Point Pinos that includes the former NOAA property — and prevents the building from being used for any commercial or residential purposes.
“Designation of the complete 92-acre parcel as the Point Pinos Lighthouse Reservation Historic District would restore the original intention to preserve this unique site,” the group contends. “This historic and scenic coastal location warrants comprehensive recognition and protection.” Measuring 11,200 square feet, the NOAA building was built in 1952 as a training facility for Navy pilots and ground personnel — and to withstand a nuclear blast. It was later used as a weather station for NOAA before being transferred to the federal agency in 1995. In 2009, artist Ray Troll was commissioned to create a colorful 400-foot-long mural of sea life on the building. The effort cost taxpayers $120,000.