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Sunday’s Photo on a Tuesday
I see I forgot to post my photo on Sunday. I have a lot going on. I am fine, but Rock Knocker has Alzheimer’s and I’ve been his caregiver for the past 1 and 1/2 years. I’ll explain in a separate p...
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From Monterey County Weekly...
The mission of the Pacific Grove Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Task Force is to make the small town a more welcoming place for underrepresented groups.
From California Local...
Hot temperatures kill employees every year and climate change is making work more deadly.
“In some ways,” the American memoirist Mary Karr writes in her popular book on craft, The Art of Memoir, “writing a memoir is knocking yourself out with your own fist, if it’s done right.” That is: Writing a good, honest…
From Monterey Herald...
From Salinas Valley Tribune...
Monterey County, Cal Fire and state geologists are watching a landslide in Arroyo Seco west of Greenfield that was discovered last month.
From Voices of Monterey Bay...
After weeks of discussion over what a financial assistance package for flood-stricken Monterey County households should look like, the Board of Supervisors approved a $728,000 disaster relief program for low-income residents who were displaced by flooding or live in flood…
The Monterey County Board of Supervisors seems to concur that flood-stricken communities are in dire need of aid. While there is agreement, debate remains what that aid should look like.
Community Foundation for Monterey County created the Monterey County Storm Relief Fund on Jan. 10. Through April 21, it has awarded 43 grants totaling $1,071,455.
“The USDA keeps saying they have emergency loans, but they’re going to come when—in August, September?” Javier Zamora asks. “We’ll be lucky to stay in business.”
More than a dozen organizations and collectives provided $1.5 million in aid
On Thursday, April 6, Karen Marcos keeps a watchful eye on her young daughter on the steps of the Watsonville Veterans Memorial Building while her husband is inside, seeking relief from the floods that have upended their lives.
Big Sur Land Trust’s Carmel River Floodplain Restoration and Environmental Enhancement project plans to help protect the lower Carmel Valley from flooding.
As cleanup continues in the community of Pajaro, the town looks anything but clean. Streets are full of mountains of trash, with broken furniture, refrigerators and toys covered in mud.
From Los Angeles Times...
The governor sought federal assistance for Monterey County and other California communities impacted by recent storms by requesting a presidential major disaster declaration from the Biden Administration.
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