I’m calling about the traffic situation coming to the coast from over the hill.
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You may — or may not — notice a change in the physical dimensions of your Half Moon Bay Review this week. While the length of the paper is the same, the width of the Review is half an inch narrower. This new size is a more standard newsprint size, and the change was necessary because our pri…
Wednesday, November 18, 2020
I have three suggestions to help our Coastside traffic immediately, especially during our holiday season. One, do not allow any left turns on Highway 92.
“While it will be wonderful to see the property improved upon, the impact of a 22-unit motel in a residential neighborhood certainly requires careful consideration. As mentioned, lig…
I always look forward to reading the monthly Coastside magazine with articles covering all aspects of our beloved coast.
I would love to compliment the corner of Kelly and Highway 1.
There was something undeniably odd about watching Mayor Adam Eisen deliver the “state of the city” address online last week. Maybe that is because the city has never been in such a state.
Wednesday, November 11, 2020
I spent some time in Quarry Park the other day on my mountain bike exploring the high trails, some of which exceeded my skill level. Other times, I go bird watching there. Or teach m…
I would like to express my gratitude to Adam Eisen for serving on the Half Moon Bay City Council for the past four years.
I hope everyone in the Half Moon Bay community will acknowledge and thank Mayor Adam Eisen for his tremendous service for us all during a traumatic and turbulent year.
A year and a half ago, the Coastside Fire Protection District board of directors overcame its reticence and agreed to be a fiscal sponsor for local Community Emergency Response Teams…
Wednesday, November 04, 2020
I have to admit, I like to drive. Behind the wheel is a place of serenity for me. Yes, even surrounded by all the tailgaters, and cut-you-off-ers, and impatient speeders endangering …
In 2020, the California economy imploded, wildfires burned hundreds of homes sending toxic smoke over our cities, and a novel virus infected nearly a million people in the state, kil…
As I write these words (and perhaps even as you are reading them) there is much that remains to be determined in the general election that concluded voting on Tuesday. There is a mon…