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.
Goofy Obama Joker posters first seen in Los Angeles, they are now appearing in New Monterey
One person’s sustainable freecycle reuse giveaway is another person’s just plain litter.
It’s been there two weeks.
Monterey County Bank
Only bank in P.G. that has a dress code. If I wanted to wear glasses or hats for my religious beliefs could I sue?
No more waiting for your P.G. Remodel to tip over, they now have them ready to drop at any location…
Juan’s House Flipping, from 2008
Juan The Builder – tipping houses over since 2008, now delivers!
How charming. Out of town “Community Activist” groups swoop in and provide an on-the-surface admirable service of removing those toxic electronics that just threaten to destroy the environment. Makes your legs tingle with substainable joy, don’t it?
I call BS. How do we know they are not offloading the waste to countries like Communist China that salvage anything valuable and leave the rest to rot in piles (click the headline credit for the 60 Minutes story)?
Buy a TV lately (come on admit it)? There was a “disposal fee” tacked on. This hidden tax goes to pay for safe disposal of older electronics and groups like the Humunya Foundation get reimbursed for what they collect. Kind of like giving your aluminum cans to the street people to cash in.
Please keep it local if you can. I recommend taking your e-waste to the Marina dump – err Environmental Park where the taxes are used for local jobs – not some out of town activist group..
After hanging a banner counting down the days until the May 25th doomsday, they come back from ruin to have an “Emergency Reopening Sale”. Does still having an inventory of unsold overpriced furniture constitute an emergency? Just close the place already.
I’d say something about buying from a closing store, the hazards of not being able to contact anyone when a table leg falls off your $1,800 coffee table, but these places never really close.
The exact same thing the other constantly “going out of business” furniture store did in February 2008.
after taking out the trash. And touching bird poo. Ask, is the kitchen as clean and safe as the trash?
Is it Peppers Cafe? (taken May 22, 2009)
Is your wine cellar open to rats and full of germs like this garbage area, Fandango’s?(taken May 22, 2009)
Is that organic free range carrot juice safe after someone took out the boxes, P.G. Juice & Java? (taken May 22, 2009)
