Great article from a resident in the 1970s. Describes the place to a tee.
I had stumbled across the Fat Cat in Monterey previously and that is the only way I knew this Fat Cat was also a restaurant. The Fat Cat near 17-mile drive was in what used to be a trailer park, but it served some of the best squid omelets you could ever want to taste. Yes, I had strange taste in those days.
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!
Teachers need to be re certified and have regular background checks.
Michael Cardoza was found guilty Monday afternoon on seven counts, including four felony counts of oral copulation with a minor. The 59-year-old Orcutt man faces nearly 19 years in prison when he’s sentenced July 31.
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.
After pleading guilty earlier this year to embezzlement and other charges, Graham Paul Vane has been sentenced to 15 months in prison.
Vane had served as the president of the National Association of Letter Carriers, AFL-CIO, Branch 1280 from January 2002 to March 2006.
The rock is either prepared to get the plaque or the plaque’s been swiped. Probably the former.
After a shooting in East Salinas, at least two men are in custody after leading dozens of law enforcement officials on a high-speed car chase that ended with a fiery crash in a ditch on Thursday.
The (suspect’s) Lincoln ended up crashing down a steep culvert behind a motorcycle dealership where hundreds of Christian rock aficionados were spending a hot summer afternoon.
“Let’s praise the Lord for what he has just done,” the singer chanted to the audience.
Looks like a lion in it’s cage, all chained up . .
A replica of the glass-bottom swan boats that once plied the shallows around Lovers Point in Pacific Grove has been put on display there by the Pacific Grove Heritage Society.
The swan boat was christened the Margruss, after Margaret and Russell Sprague.
The project was financed by $14,000 in donations to the society, Honegger said. The Heritage Society plans to place a plaque with the boat and a ceremony may be held in July.
I remember taking rides in the originals. That would be a great thing to have back again.
No one spoke against it, but the sellers of booze and phony charm sure don’t sound very supportive.
On Thursday, the commission voted unanimously to approve a negative environmental impact declaration and a use permit for Everyone’s Harvest to conduct the Farmers Market between 4 and 8 p.m. Mondays on Lighthouse Avenue between Forest Avenue and 18th Street.
“I don’t think it’s possible not to ruffle someone’s feathers,” said Beth Cort, wife of Mayor Dan Cort. “You can’t please everyone. It should be in the center of town.”
No one spoke against the idea of a farmers market in Pacific Grove. Disagreements arose over the time and location.
On Wednesday, the City Council voted 5-0 to impose surcharges on holders of annual passes for the Pacific Grove Municipal Golf Course.
Players holding passes will pay $1 for a nine-hole round of golf and $2 for 18 holes, in addition to the annual pass fee.
Resident and avid golfer Jim Willoughby objected to the fee, saying the “nickel-and-dime” surcharge amounted to a 32 percent increase for players like him, who play two rounds a week at the course.
An annual senior’s pass costs $650, and the surcharge would run up to $208 more a year in his case, Willoughby said, adding that it is an undue burden on seniors living on fixed incomes.
Steve Thomas, a member of the Pacific Grove Men’s Golf Club, said the surcharge “will create ill will.”
At $8.58 per golf round, Willoughby and others are still getting a bargain, said Councilman Dan Davis. Non-residents pay $45 a round.
And if high golf fees pee you off, there’s The UroClub™
The privacy shield hooks to the sides of the pants or belt and adds stability. This allows freedom of the hands to manipulate the club and zipper.
The UroClub™ is intended to eliminate anxiety and any feeling of uneasiness on the course. It can be emptied at the nearest restroom or later on, when the golfer returns home.
Capacity: Over half a liter, twice the volume commonly urinated.
Length: Like a standard 7 Iron