From over 32 years ago . .
Category Archives: Pacific Grove Eye
Ash From The Fires Rain Down On PG
Sad reminder of the destruction north and south of us.
Becky, Someone Loves You
Graffiti on Fountain Avenue
Central Ave Bakery Deathwatch
Recycle, Sustain, B.S
A few attention whores talk big about going green and ‘saving’ Pacific Grove. The rest of the people shrug and don’t give a hoot.
Cans, Glass, Plastic. And Hear-Old ad inserts?
It’s not dumping, it’s freecycling!
When Styrofoam Is Outlawed . .
The replacement solutions become the problem. Wrap take-out in foil and that gets washed into the storm drains where marine life either eat it and die or at least get disturbed the the galvanic reactions.
Next on the list of things to be ignorant about – aluminum foil. It’s not about the item, it’s human behavior that needs to be addressed.
John Denver Memorial Summer Update
The rock is either prepared to get the plaque or the plaque’s been swiped. Probably the former.
Newspaper Racks Chain Themselves To Pole In Protest
The runaway racks chased away from the front of the post office back in April have been spotted gathering in the parking lot on Forest Avenue by the Grove Market.
The rusty or sun-faded dispensers of that obsolete media called newspapers and other pulp goods of dubious value are taking a stand this time. They have chained themselves up to signposts and trees in the traditions of UCSC and UC Berzerkley.
Steinbeck Family Home For Sale
Home of the Colossus Of Gold. This P.G. fixer-upper can be yours for just $695,000
Family home owned by John Steinbeck’s parents and grandmother, with a studio that John Steinbeck helped to build. You’ll be fascinated with this authentic embodiment of our local history; listing includes antique wringer washer, icebox and cast iron stove. Home also has features that highlight John Steinbeck’s interests in King Arthur. This is a home with a colorful past, ready for restoration and a bright future!
No More Kragen Auto Parts
There’s no room for a basic auto parts store on Lighthouse anymore. In the proud P.G tradition (no, it’s not going to be a gallery) it’s going to be a secondhand clothing store.