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Entrancing Entrance
Might Be A P.G. High Grad fer sure.
As Seen On KSBW
Someone hired by the store to write “entrance only” in large, white capital letters across the front of the freshly repaved parking lot accidentally wrote “enterance only.”
Police Arrest CVS Clerk For Animal Abuse
CVS clerk at Lighthouse Avenue store in Monterey.
When police showed up at a Monterey woman’s workplace Wednesday morning to arrest her for animal hoarding, they discovered she also had a cat in her trunk.
Avoid Uncomfortable Contact With The Deer
The Pacific Grove Police Department received reports from residents who say deer in their neighborhood have been acting aggressively recently.
How can you tell if a deer is mad at you? An alarmed deer will change its stance and eye posture. It will also stomp its feet and huff. Residents who encounter this should slowly back away and avoid the area.
Pacific Grove police said the best way to avoid uncomfortable contact with deer is to follow these tips:
Don’t feed the deer
Keep dogs on a leash
Be especially cautious of deer with fawns
Observe deer from a distance
Carry a 30.06? Wear Orange?
Stuart Elder Will Be Vindicated
Says lawyer. The two ladies that died in the accident were former owners of Stone’s Pet Shop, a P.G. institution.
Witnesses said Elder was speeding and weaving between lanes while he was driving southbound on Sloat Road away from the Inn at Spanish Bay.
But Elder’s San Francisco-based defense attorney, Paul Nathan Puri, said Elder was not intoxicated and was not on his way home from the posh Pebble Beach Food & Wine festival or any related after-parties.
Puri also accused KSBW, other local media and law enforcement of “colluding in sensationalist yellow journalism and debased character assassination for their mutual profit and gain.”
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“Stuart Elder will be vindicated in a court of law,” Puri said.
Stuart Elder Will Be Vindicated
Former Owners Of Stones Pet Shop Killed In Accident
Stones Pet Shop story – I would go there for Frontline to keep the cats flea free (living in PG with the forest wildlife all about even cats kept indoors would be host to fleas) I went to the counter where one of the ladies were and asked for Frontline. She would reply “for ???” and I would say “mountain lion”. Got a good chuckle since lions were being seen in in P.G. After that, every time I went for more pet flea control the running gag would come up.
A grisly collision in Pebble Beach on Sloat Road killed two Pebble Beach women Sunday night.
Stuart Elder, 30, of Pacific Grove, was heavily intoxicated when he crossed into oncoming traffic near Bird Rock Road, California Highway Patrol officers said. His 2009 black Cadillac sport utility vehicle crashed head-on into a Ford SUV.
On Thursday, the CHP released the identity of one woman killed in the wreck. Linda Larone, 65, of Pebble Beach, was a passenger in the Ford and died at the scene.
Friends identified the second woman who was driving the Ford as Sharon Daly, 72, of Pebble Beach. Larone and Daly were longtime partners and owned a pet shop together in Pacific Grove.
Annual Springtime News – Beaches Polluted
Six beaches in Carmel, Pebble Beach, Pacific Grove, and Monterey were placed under water hazard advisories Tuesday afternoon due to high bacteria levels found in samples taken from the ocean.
The public is urged to not have ocean water contact at the following six beaches:
Monterey Municipal Beach, Monterey
San Carlos Beach, Monterey
Lovers Point, Pacific Grove
Asilomar Beach at Sunset Drive, Pacific Grove
Spanish Bay, Pebble Beach
Carmel Beach at Ocean Avenue, Carmel
Axe A Question, Get Sign Chopped
Andrew Enriquez, 26, was arrested about 5:30 a.m. Sunday after he was seen running with an ax in his hands, police said.
He tried to evade officers by hiding beneath a car in the 100 block of Central Avenue, but he was caught, police said.
After he was taken into custody, police determined the man was intoxicated and he admitted having damaged a “Welcome to Pacific Grove” sign on the Recreation Trail near Eardley Avenue, police said.
The sign was broken in half, apparently by the ax-wielder, police said. Damage was estimated at $1,800.
Pacific Grove: The Mobile App
Can’t park here, don’t need an app for that..
Costs the city $300.00 a month. If we only had some organization that would keep track of businesses that cater to visitors to foot the bill for that we’d have a good thing.
The app’s purpose is to get information about the city to both visitors and residents. There’s a shop and dine feature on the new app. There’s also a “report an issue” feature that residents can use to notify city leaders of a problem in the city that needs to be addressed, such as potholes.
Save The Pool Fund Raiser Is A Diner’s Bargain
For $10 for adults and $5 for kids, the community could feast on a spaghetti dinner with garlic bread, salad and a drink. Action News learned the event was a huge success. More than 300 people attended last night’s feed and the city earned more than $4,000 for the Save the Pool Campaign.
Keep it up and some Bistros may have to lower their prices. For the same price as noodles & bread at one local place a family of 2 & 2 can eat..
$8 toast at Joe Rombi
$21 for a plate of noodles, not even any meat!
