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Friday night fire damages Moss Beach Distillery
Firefighters are crediting an automatic sprinkler system with helping to limit damage due to a Friday night fire at the historic Moss Beach Distillery.
Volunteers take control of medical records
The U.S. Bankruptcy Court is expected today to give full guardianship of thousands of medical records from the closed Coastside Family Medical Center to local volunteers at the Phoenix Project.
County park set to re-open after lion sighting
Pescadero Creek County Park is set to reopen Thursday after an encounter with a pair of aggressive mountain lions closed the park Sunday night.
Body found near Mavericks identified
UPDATE – The 56-year-old woman who died Wednesday afternoon in a car parked in the Mavericks parking lot was Dara Blue, listed without permanent residence as a transient, according to the San Mateo County Coroner’s Office.
Merchants keep DBA but consider mandatory district
A meager turnout of nine members decided against dissolving the Half Moon Bay Downtown Business Association at a board meeting this morning.
City launches new Web site
Half Moon Bay has unveiled a new Web site on Tuesday, an improvement that local leaders have been yearning for to replace the city’s former uninviting page.
News
Police kill boar, rumors fly
Wednesday, February 3, 2010 10:12 AM PSTIt’s not very often a wild boar is spotted in Half Moon Bay. It’s rarer still for local police to shoot to kill.
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Editorial and Opinion
California makes less time for petty criminals like ours
Wednesday, February 3, 2010 10:28 AM PSTI hope this is the last time I write about James Scott.
Arts
Art shines on the coast this weekend
Wednesday, February 3, 2010 10:12 AM PSTFine art will be the focus on the Coastside this weekend, with the debut of a South Coast artists’ collective, the release of original art at a one-woman show by a Half Moon Bay art icon and a photography exhibit by a world-traveled shutterbug.
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The San Mateo County grand jury last week credited the Cabrillo Unified School District for addressing concerns about older fire alarms in Coastside schools, pull-down alarms like this one in Hatch Elementary School. The district installed state-of-the-art systems as part of new construction at Cunha Intermediate School. Lars Howlett / Review
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Making better vacuum cleaners -- and human hearts
Bill Jayne is applying for a new patent — his 12th by his count.
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