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Paws for a Cause at Hyatt's Fireplace Lounge
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Leon Morris at Exposed Art Gallery
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Uncommon Portraits at MPC Art Gallery
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Monterey NOW: Robynn Smith at Monterey Museum of Art-Pacific
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"Turn Left At The Trojan Horse" Discussion and Book Signing at PG Public Library
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14th Annual Musical Marketplace at Del Monte Center
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Monterey County Fair at Monterey County Fairgrounds
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First Tee/2010 Champions Tour at Pebble Beach
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San Francisco Opera on KQED
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Cherry's Jubilee at Salinas and Monterey
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Thursdays on the Bay at the Aquarium
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14th Annual Musical Marketplace at Del Monte Center
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Monterey Recreation & Community Services Events
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Derek M. Baylis Sailing Trips at Fisherman's Wharf
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Howard Schrager at Dress for Change
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Greek Festival at Monterey Custom House Plaza
Saturday • Monterey • Events
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The Shivas!, The Dreamer, and The Sleeper at Vinyl Revolution
Saturday • Monterey • Music
Good Cut
Firewood ready for cooking.
By Nic Coury
Fall Arts Preview: Muse News The Weekly's top picks for the new season: Music, Theater, Visual Arts, Dance, Lit and other energizing options...
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Today, former Monterey County sheriff hopeful Fred Garcia announced his support for his old opponent, Scott Miller. Both men challenged two-term incumbent Sheriff Mike Kanalakis in... -
Senate Republicans trashed AB 1998, the high-profile bill that would have banned single-use plastic bags in California, in the final hours of the legislative session last night. ... -
The Monterey County Fair, leaping into its first day of fun Sept. 1, now takes its eats well beyond candied apples and kettle korn. Click over to the ... -
Singer Paula Cole, accompanied by a drummer and acoustic guitar player, sang and played piano to open Saturday's BLUE Carpet Awards ceremony at Golden State Theatre, which recognized winners in...
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One of the best tableside views in the region, complemented by fresh seafood, quality steaks and live jazz in the bar, a reliable destination for fun and California cuisine.
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Become a Certified Professional Coach! Average Salary $82,000!
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Monterey’s Original Luxury Spa. You deserve a great massage!
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Remember the exciting fresh flavors of Mexico? Tastes like there... but it’s here!
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Original recipes that have been handed down for over 30 years!
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Fabulous fish 'n chips. A great selection of beers. Best location on the quieter side of Fisherman's Wharf overlooking Monterey harbor.
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In The Weekly » issue Sep 02, 2010
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SmartMeters coming to Monterey County, despite health and financial concerns.
Monterey resident Nina Beety describes herself as a sort of prisoner to radiofrequency radiation – the kind emitted by cell phones, baby monitors and WiFi networks. ... read on» -
Newly released documents reveal more on Carmel’s handling of the Miller case.
The Carmel City Council will deliberate this month in closed session for at least the fifth time on whether to ax Rich Guillen, its beleaguered city administrator, accused of sexual... read on» -
Budget crisis—and stalling in Sacramento—hit parents when they’re down.
California’s budget crisis threatens to put more people out of work at a time when unemployment has reached historic highs. ... read on» -
Promotion to national park status would draw more tourist dollars.
Perhaps it’s a matter of not seeing the mountains for the spires, or the rock canyons for the caves. ... read on»
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Monterey County offers a wide aesthetic canvas, from hip sounds to high-stepping dancers – not to mention cowboy poetry.
The sheer beauty of this area’s physical landscape sometimes overshadows its almost equally interesting history of artistic achievement. ... read on» -
From Bright Eyes to be-bop, and back.
This fall’s music options in Monterey County are kind of like those all-you-can-eat buffets offering Chinese food, fried chicken and tamales, all under the same heat lamp. But in this... read on» -
Thespian offerings, from David Auburn to School House Rock.
All theater is local. Though the source material may arrive in our county from across the country, or even the world, it lives through the interpretations of local actors who... read on» -
Flamenco dancers, Nutcracker spin-offs and visual delights.
Monterey County is vast, but the art world is very small indeed, criss-crossing the county’s miles of lettuce fields, acres of redwood forest and blocks of waterfront luxury homes with... read on» -
An educated guide to the most stimulating speakers and screen options coming to town.
Following a summer of reading trashy novels on the beach and watching inane Hollywood blockbusters, fall is the time for more serious endeavors – whether it’s finally cracking open that... read on» -
Some of these events are more artistic (cowboy poetry) than others (monster trucks), but all deserve a heads up.Sept. 8 Creative Monterey County Summit: The Action Plan Update California Arts Council chair Malissa Feruzzi Shriver keynotes an event designed to set a countywide agenda for the arts sector,... read on»
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GET NASTY… Ah, the good ol’ days (in June) when Lieutenant Governor Abel Maldonado was riding high off his recent appointment to the state post and Prop. 14’s victory. At... read on»
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An energized Carmel senior publishes a little book of inspirations.
Most people prefer to start their day with a cup of coffee. Carmel’s Harriet Shanner, 92, wakes up with a session of headstands. ... read on»
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Here comes al fresco excellence, fair fare and Michelin-starred chefs.
Harvesting HappinessLast year, the inaugural Food&Wine Harvest felt like the one and only Monterey Music Summit, only with rock star chefs like Tyler Florence and Stefan Richter replacing rock rock stars... read on»
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Kyle Rowland Band stars a 17-year-old phenom and other blues lifers.
When Sacramento bluesman Gary Mendoza – playing at Sly’s on Saturday with the Kyle Rowland Band – was 16 years old, he heard Muddy Waters’ Hoochie Coochie Man for the read on» -
Longtime punk-swing rockers Cherry Poppin Daddies top the musical lineup at the Monterey County Fair.
In its early days, in the spirit of Frank Zappa and Captain Beefheart, swing revivalists Cherry Poppin’ Daddies played on stage alongside a large, penis-shaped vehicle they called the “Dildorado.” read on» -
Four musically adventurous innovators add lush sound waves to the coastal breeze at Henry Miller Library.
Each of the four bands performing Monday at the Henry Miller Library creates its own unique musical landscape that shudders with everything from heavy-synth house music and drone to space-folk read on»
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Class Warrior: Machete provides a slice of surprisingly effective entertainment – and political commentary.
Remember that crazy-funny fake trailer for the nonexistent ’70s Mexploitation flick Machete that preceded the “Planet Terror” segment of Grindhouse a few years back? Gonzo indie filmmaker Robert Rodriguez whipped... read on» -
Clooney’s Shooting Blanks The American is a pretentious portrait of a hitman.
I didn’t think it was possible. I was certain that there was no movie that I could not endure if it meant I could gaze at George Clooney for two... read on»
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Seems they always have something bad to say about where they booked
and complain about the audience(if any had the misfortune to show up
Seems E! isn't mentioned anywhere