Dear Readers,
The DEI Task Force in Pacific Grove is recommending the
city spend more than $350,000 to study ways to make the
city more “equitable.” Kelly Nix reports.
Cal Am says Los Padres Dam should either be improved or
torn down — and either way, it’s going to cost a lot of
money. Chris Counts has that one.
After only one year on the job — and almost half of that
on leave — Carmel’s police chief is retiring. Mary
Schley has the details.
People who live near the Meals on Wheels center say it’s
gotten so busy, their quality of life is being
disrupted. Laguna Seca will reopen July 7 after getting
major upgrades. The longtime principal of River School
is ringing the dismissal bell on his career. A solo
hiker in Big Sur was lucky that rescuers were nearby
when he fell and injured himself Saturday. The Carmel
planning commission is backing a proposal to offer wine
tasting walking tours. Two CHS grads have been nominated
to attend the nation’s military academies. The founder
of Save the Whales and the owner of Galerie Amsterdam
are two notable deaths. A Big Sur engineering firm has
gotten the OK to move to a new site near the River Inn.
Sunset Center wraps up its Terrace Hour concerts Friday.
As the U.S. Women’s Open in Pebble Beach gets closer,
Neal Hotelling continues his history of women’s golf in
California. Dennis Taylor recaps an amazing year in
sports for local high schools. Our “In Your Dreams”
special section takes you inside some of the Peninsula’s
most wonderful and historic homes. And my editorial says
the real taxpayers need to hear different messages from
their political representatives.
Paul Miller, Publisher
paul@carmelpinecone.com
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