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Nurserymen's Exchange honored for water conservation

Monday, March 15, 2010 2:27 PM PDT
Half Moon Bay-based Nurserymen’s Exchange has been honored for its water conservation efforts by a consortium of regional conservation groups.

Salmon season set to open for one-week window

Friday, March 12, 2010 5:04 PM PST
UPDATE--As the Pacific Fishery Management Council considers the fate of West Coast salmon season this year, a stipulation buried in the council’s adopted plans virtually guarantees anglers in California at least a seven-day window to hook Chinook salmon at the beginning of April, according to the council’s chairman.

100 CUSD employees to get pink slips

Wednesday, March 10, 2010 10:47 PM PST
More than 100 teachers and employees throughout the Cabrillo Unified School District will receive pink slips this week, according to a school board decision on Wednesday night.

Yee announces he will seek re-election

Wednesday, March 10, 2010 1:48 PM PST
State Sen. Leland Yee, whose Senate district includes the Coastisde, will be joined by supporters at City Hall on Thursday as he files nomination papers for re-election to the California State Senate.

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Parents vie for spot in Hatch Spanish program

Wednesday, March 10, 2010 1:48 PM PST

Good schools can be competitive, but at Hatch Elementary it’s the parents who are jostling for classroom attention.

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Thursday, March 11, 2010 9:05 AM PST

Association looking for football referees

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Last year's education demonstrations become a movement

Wednesday, March 10, 2010 4:41 PM PST

The state education crisis is no longer an amorphous, impenetrable thing. Until Thursday, it had the feel of just another funding battleground, a place where ordinary people would quickly find themselves numbed by complicated monetary policy and union skirmishes and legislative blather. Not any more. Thursday changed that.

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Artist contrasts nature, everyday life

Wednesday, March 10, 2010 4:41 PM PST

Pop culture, everyday life and the world of nature — and the interactions, contradictions and occasional humor to be found if you look at all three together — is the subject of “Flora and Fauxna.”

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Neighbors Dwight and Susan Pate (left) and Michael and Marika Powers walk along Mirada Road recently, discussing their newly formed Alliance to Save Miramar Beach with other neighbors in the community. Lars Howlett / Review



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Off leash and the environment
The Illegal off leash "professional" dog walkers that are bringing so many dogs to the coast are in violation of many laws. There is the leash law...
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Bring Google Fiber to the Coast!
Google is planning on launching an experiment to bring faster better Internet access for everyone. The network will deliver Internet at speeds that a...
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It's a $750 Parcel Tax -- not $150
This is a 5-year assessment at $150 per year. Why do they (including the Review) call it a $150 parcel tax? To make uninformed people think it's not...
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QUESTIONS ABOUT KINGS MOUNTAIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
1) Why is this school part of the Cabrillo School District instead of the La Honda-Pescadero School District? Is it not geographically closer to LHP...
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Should 3 people "appoint" or let the voters fill Vacancy
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GREG THOMAS'S BLOG
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Highway 1 roundabouts to be explained Saturday
Installing roundabouts along Highway 1 may sound like a pipe dream to some. This weekend, Midcoast Park Lands is bringing the concept closer to home. ...
Posted on March 11, 2010 at 3:20 pm
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