Farmers Market Move In Hands Of City Council

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We may see who’s is most influenced by business owners – will they make the market move to Central ave or the parking lot by Fandango?

The board of Everyone’s Harvest voted Sunday to move the Pacific Grove market off Lighthouse Avenue if the Pacific Grove City Council requests it.

Everyone’s Harvest executive director Iris Peppard said the board agreed to either keep the market at its current location on Lighthouse or move it to Central and Grand avenues near the Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History, Public Library and Chamber of Commerce office.

Farmers Market Move In Hands Of Council

New Game: What Is Moe Ammar Talking About?

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“We need it in this economy so many unemployed people and with all the depression. People need the financial help and this is a great way to generate that,” said Ammar.

Answer: Allowing Pacific Grove houses be rented at up to $10,000 a week for the U.S. Open. Is he talking about owners of homes that are good enough to net 10Gs? Or the servants in those homes? All the depression . . .

New Game: What Is Moe Ammar Talking About?

Pollacci Rape Trial: Woman Lies!

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Phone records. Knowing the quality of cell coverage in downtown P.G. I would not take them as evidence. Defense has nothing to go on but to attack the victim.

Defense attorney Andy Liu said phone records and science show she didn’t arrive at the store until after closing and then drank about 10 glasses of wine before she fell from a second-story loft about 2a.m.

Pollacci Rape Trial: Woman Lies!

Council Votes In Favor Of Desal, Higher Water Bills

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When you find yourself paying $150 a month for water, remember who to thank.

Saying the Peninsula has waited long enough for a solution to its water supply, the Pacific Grove City Council voted Wednesday to endorse the Regional Water Project, which calls for a desalination plant run by a public agency to be a source for California American Water.

The vote was 5-2, with Councilwomen Lisa Bennett and Deborah Lindsay dissenting.

Council Votes In Favor Of Desal, Higher Water Bills