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November Art Show at Carmel Art Association
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Big Sur Food and Wine Festival
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Watershed Walk at Elkhorn Slough
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Zebop! plays Santana classics at Giovane's
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10th Annual International Film Festival at Golden State Theatre
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ERMCO Fifth Anniversary Celebration at Hidden Hills Ranch
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Craft Show And Sale At The Olive Grove
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His-Story of Romance at PerformingArts Center
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Geneology: How and Where to Begin at Carmel Valley Library
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Dance for the Cure at American Legion-Seaside
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Metropolitan Opera's Turandot at Century Cinemas
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43rd Annual California Women's Amateur Championship at Quail
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Country Store and Auction at the Blind and Visually Impaired Center
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WinslowArt with J.W. Winslow
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All American Boys Chorus at Wild Things
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Birding Workshop at Elkhorn Slough
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Nani Steele Book Signing and Dinner at Sweet Elena's
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Margot Grych at Rana Creek Nursery
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3 Dead at Jose's
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Country Store & Auction at Blind and Visually Impaired Center
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Gardening at Mcshane's
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Missions and Music at CCMP
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Ag Against Hunger Saturday Gleanings
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Natividad Creek Park Clean Up
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Deb Flores Book Signing and Nutrition Event at Borders
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Microtonic Harmonic at Plaza Linda
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Music and Missions Benefit at Community Church of the Monterey Peninsula
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Poetry Writing Work Shop at Monterey Public Library
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First Saturday Living History at San Juan Bautista State Historic Park
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Bulisa Project Benefit at Blue Fin
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Marcum & Pryor at The Works
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Birding Workshop at Elkhorn Slough Safari
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In The Weekly » issue Nov 05, 2009
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Carmel Valley incorporation measure goes down swinging.
It’s 8pm on Election Night, and some 75 party-goers at Hola!, a Mexican restaurant in the Carmel Barnyard, nosh greasy appetizers and sip neon margaritas. ... read on» -
Voters OK sale, but court fight may continue.
Carmel voters said a resounding ‘Yes’ to the sale of the Flanders Mansion Tuesday. ... read on» -
Seaside police union targets city manager, interim bosses.
The Seaside Police Officers Association is holding a vote of no confidence in City Manager Ray Corpuz, Interim Police Chief Steve Willis and his second-in-command, Interim Deputy Executive Officer Don... read on» -
Measure K supporters mourn loss of police-funding plan.
measure K supporters huddle around checkered-tablecloth tablesat Casa Sorrento Pizzeria in Salinas. Jose Gil, an Alisal High School basketball coach decked out in Lakers gear, holds up his daughter Nallely... read on» -
Library, Water Board and School District results trail in.
Measures K (the Salinas sales tax hike), G (Carmel Valley incorporation, with its related town council race) and I (Carmel’s Flanders Mansion saga) stole the show on an off-year Election... read on»
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Testimony from a reluctant Monterey County juror.
Water bill, wad of Red Plum ads, charity mailings, Netflix video, Monterey County Superior Court – dammit. ... read on» -
There are plenty of ways to wriggle out of service, but some excuses just don’t stick.
If you’re summoned to jury duty, don’t freak: Chances are slim you’ll actually serve. You may not be called from assembly into a courtroom; and if you are, you may... read on» -
Jury duty breaks are a fine time to taste downtown Salinas.
Reimbursement for jury duty is pretty skimpy, at $15 per day beginning on the second day, plus one-way mileage. But I found abundant options for lunch on that budget, all... read on»
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WHAT A RUSH… Despite a recent posting from a local conservative blogger opposed to the Weekly’s dangerously socialistic support of the P.G. library, Squid is unaccustomed to Monterey County making... read on»
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Local couple survives cancer, raises fish, comforts soldiers and adopts aliens.
Cindy Stanley and Jerry English have sent thousands of cards and care packages to overseas American soldiers on a shoestring budget. They’ve raised hundreds of tilapia in their backyard in... read on»
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Art Listing: For November, Carmel Art Association fills their gallery spaces with another round of art exhibits by member artists, including 52 pieces by Stan Robbins.
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Pacific Grove native Erik Johnson’s fresh sandwich empire adds an outpost in Monterey.
Tasty PlacesAfter 36 years, Erik’s DeliCafé locations continue to stack up like the meats on their sandwiches: On Monday, Nov. 2, the Monterey Peninsula Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting... read on»
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Ventana shines, Big Sur Food & Wine goes big and Great Wine Escape soars.
Fine DesignsWe knew we were onto something special when the cauliflower-horseradish gratin hit our lips, enriching a bite of natural bone-in rib-eye ($38) and a sip of ’07 Rosenblum Zin nicely. ... read on»
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Long-touring WAR thunders into Carmel’s Sunset Center.
The year 1969 was a time of anti-Vietnam war protests and civil rights marches, which made it a perfect platform for WAR, an eight-piece, Los Angeles-based band featuring a multicultural read on» -
Metropolitan Opera’s live and global simulcasts are a high-definition hit.
The Metropolitan Opera opened its 2009-10 season with Giaccomo Puccini’s Tosca on Oct. 10, with Swiss director Luc Bondy taking over the reins from legendary film and stage director Franco read on» -
Cash’d Out, Darktown Rounders and others play a benefit at Blue Fin.
Local promoter Tobin Peregrina has booked some of the coolest indie acts at Jose’s Underground Lounge and, recently, Woody’s and Blue Fin. Local business owner-turned-do-gooder Bill (along with his wife read on» -
More of the interview with Bulisa Project co-founder Bill Sullivan
Where did Bulisa Project start? In 2006, my wife and I met a person, an American priest [Jim Short] who lives in Uganda. He said mass [at St. John’s Episcopal read on»
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True Lies: 'The Men Who Stare at Goats' succeeds at silliness but fails at journalism.
“More of this story is true than you would believe,” reads the caption at the beginning of The Men Who Stare at Goats, but let’s be real: No one involved... read on» -
The United Nations Association Film Festival proffers powerful humanitarian portraits.
Twenty-four-hour news, Twitter and YouTube have made information instantaneous and ubiquitous, allowing users to connect across cultures, languages and continents. Unfortunately, quantity hasn’t translated to quality – the flood of... read on»
An organic mating disruption formulation for control of LBAM, was recently approved by EPA for use in organic certified farms :
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All Carmelites should be outraged! Carmel’s mayor and council knew about Jane Miller’s claims of age-based and sex-based discrimination, sexual harassment and retaliation in the workplace as early as May 2008. If the mayor and council were interested in doing