Southern Californians.
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Lawrence Paul Elliott, 47, and his girlfriend Theresa Barbaro were at the party at the Pebble Beach Lodge when an argument broke out, according to the Monterey County Sheriff’s Office.
“They got into an argument and some threats were made,” Cmdr. Tracy Brown told The Pine Cone. “She started walking away from him and he grabbed a vase that was on a nearby table and threw it at her, and it hit her in the elbow.”
Pacific Grove is no longer mentioned on any ICLEI member lists at the website. There’s hope yet for our city leaders. Time for Monterey to wake up and quit supporting them with money and compliance too.
ICLEI methods include infiltrating local government. Organization representatives seek to be hired into local planning departments or they provide “toolkits” to staff. Too many elected officials such as Cool Mayors allow ICLEI to influence policy changes through the use of funding incentives and rewards. While some of these policies sound good on the surface, they result in consequences such as:
* High-density housing scams
* Traffic congestion
* Open space where access is not allowed
* Government “partnering” with favored private businesses and non-profit agencies, using your tax money
* Undermining Constitutional administration of government
* Managed control over your life
* Mismanagement of public utilities
* Prohibitions on natural resource management leading to increased fire hazards, lack of water, and private property restrictions,
* Increased taxes, fees, regulations and restrictions
Next time slip them sleeping pills or strong laxatives.
After being given the Oxycontin, the man left the store. He might have left the area in a late 1980s or early 1990s dark gray or black Ford Explorer, police said. The SUV was dirty, police said.
The robber was described as Latino, in his mid-20s, 5 foot 7 inches to 5 foot 9 inches tall, weighing 150 pounds. He was wearing a black baseball cap with a DC shoe logo, a blue hooded sweatshirt with white writing on the back, gray sweatpants and white shoes, police said.
Becoming routine around here.
County health officials today briefly lifted a health advisory at Lovers Point Beach in Pacific Grove, but reposted the warning two hours later.
Beachgoers were warned to avoid contact with the water because of high bacteria levels.
Car week brings them all out, doesn’t it.
The Monterey County Sheriff’s Office said a 47-year-old man was arrested Sunday on suspicion of attacking a woman with a vase at the Pebble Beach Lodge.
The sheriff’s office said deputies responded to the call at 6 p.m. following a report that Lawrence Paul Elliott of Beverley Hills had thrown a vase at a woman.
Don’t forget to vote.
The tax would expire in 10 years, and there would be no annual fluctuations.
A similar parcel tax measure last November failed by a narrow margin to get the required two-thirds majority. Language in the new initiative was written to assure the public that funds raised would support only the library and not be transferred to other city departments.
As soon as the conversion from World Savings to Wachovia completed, the place shut down and transferred all accounts to Wells Fargo.
Another empty storefront is born.
Saw lots of expensive iron this week. But the only car that made me to a double take was this Thunderchero spotted on Lighthouse Ave in P.G. on Friday night.
It’s a late 70s Ford Ranchero in GT trim with a Thunderbird front clip. I like it. Ride on whoever the owner is.
Now can they go after the accomplices?
Crow’s jail-cell suicide early Saturday put the brakes on what promised to be a high-profile trial of the Prunedale man, who was charged with homicide in the death of his wife, Ryann Bunnell Crow.
Authorities believe the 33-year-old strangled his wife, shot her and beat her with a hammer. He then engaged in a frantic two-day journey to dispose of her body. Crow was arrested and charged with the homicide before his wife’s remains were discovered on the shore near Hayward in May.
Construction is being completed on a number of projects affecting every school in the district, said Superintendent Ralph G mez Porras. All schools will open on time and campuses will be safe for students, he said.
The projects, financed by the $42 million Measure D bond approved by district voters in 2006, will finish much of the work begun after passage of the 2003 Measure A parcel tax, said assistant superintendent Robin Blakley.
When we were being sold a parcel tax for schools, it was all about warm feel good projects like books and supplies for the children. What we got was teacher furloughs and things I don’t think are so important.
A $7,000,000.00 artificial turf football field
A parking lot at PGHS
Offices? Maintenance yard?
Administrator Offices?
This heavy duty sign must cost at least $800 to build and anchor with concrete. That architect is not local.
