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Gary Griggs, Our Ocean Backyard: Seas go high-tech and deliver valuable info
The small electronic tags we have developed and placed on migrating birds and the larger data recorders we have used for elephant seals, sharks and whales are just two ways in which the high-tech world has ...
Boatload of sardines: Fishermen take in decent haul on opening day in Monterey
Monterey will never again be known as "The Sardine Capital of the World," as it was in the 1930s and '40s, but three fishing boats delivered 135 tons of sardines to Wharf No.
Salinas-area residents can expect to see - and smell - much more of the smoke that's been descending on the area from the fires in Los Padres National Forest.
California Wildfires Affect Air Quality
Trabing Fire Watsonville 06/27/08 SALINAS, Calif. --- The more than 1,000 active wildfires in Northern California are causing poor air quality on the Central Coast, with experts issuing an advisory for some ...
Letters: Don't insult the cows
Joy Colangelo really hit the wrong button. I have been thinking about the article for the last couple of days.
Woman injured in head-on collision in Moss Landing
A head-on collision this evening on Highway 1 at Dolan Road in Moss Landing left a woman with severe injuries, the North County Fire District reported.
Girls Work With Robots, Wind Tunnels, and Microbes at NASA Ames Research Center
News media are invited to interview girls participating in three interactive institutes that focus on robotics, aeronautics and astrobiology on June 25, 2008.
Gilson Gap is a great way to enjoy the best things about Toro Park.
So are activities. The 4,756 acre Eden in Salinas Valley includes 20 miles of hiking, mountain bike and equestrian trails, with everything from short mile-long excursions to six-mile journeys.
01 Strawberry production booms in Monterey County - " and so does pesticide use.
While strawberries rose to Monterey County's number two crop last year, residents living next to the sweet-smelling berry fields reported a higher number of illnesses stemming from the crop's favored fumigants.
Wrede was 'write' on and will be missed by many
Certain people on life's journey inspire us along our career path and show us that following your true calling brings more happiness than climbing the corporate ladder.
Moss Landing's Harbor Chapel a local landmark By JANICE AUSTIN * For The Salinas Californian * June 10, 2008 Jim York, pastor of Harbor Chapel in Moss Landing, is deeply rooted in the town's history.
Moss Landing man killed in crash outside Chualar
A 38-year-old Moss Landing man was killed Saturday in a two-vehicle crash on Highway 101 near Chualar.
The first round of a legal battle over one man's access to a virtually unknown natural wetland near Elkhorn Slough ended last week.
Ed Dickinson: 58 years on the air and counting
Listeners savor the vivid images Ed Dickinson paints every weekend, as he describes the dark, cramped attic from which he purportedly broadcasts his radio show.
Sheriff's Patrol Log: Drugs found during traffic stop
Date of Report: 5/27/2008 Deputy Name: D. MUNOZ Report Number: 03739-08 Charges: 11377 H&S, 11364 H&S, 148.9 PC Suspect Arrested Y/N: Yes Arrestee: TIFFANY WILKES Time of Report: 1533 Location: CORNWALL AND ...
Home sales unexpectedly rise in April
May 27, 2008 8:14 AM By MARTIN CRUTSINGER, AP In this May 1, 2008 file photo, new homes are shown for sale along coastal Highway One in Moss Landing, Calif.
Champ agent Castro to attend conference Cesar Castro of Salinas has qualified as a "championship agent" for Farmers Insurance because of his outstanding overall performance.
By DAWN WITHERS * The Salinas Californian * May 20, 2008 Come summer, Monterey County residents will be asked to help pay for a hospital remodeling project with costs exceeding a half-billion dollars.