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Occupying the northernmost triangle of the Monterey Peninsula, Pacific Grove—or “P.G.,” as the locals call it—is famous for Point Pinos Lighthouse, the oldest continuously operating lighthouse on the West Coast. Crime rates are the lowest of any city in Monterey County, and the town boasts an award-winning natural history museum and a monarch butteryfly sanctuary.

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12/09/2024
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The seven-member Pacific Grove City Council is shy one councilmember, after Debby Beck resigned her position in November. On Dec. 4 the council approved an application for those interested in serving, due by 5pm, Friday, Jan. 3.

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12/05/2024
Meet the new mayor and city council members officially sworn in during the December 4 Pacific Grove City Council meeting.

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11/22/2024
In the November 20 Pacific Grove City Council meeting, councilmember Debbie Beck announced her resignation. Read on for details about how the vacancy on the council is to be filled.

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11/20/2024
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Four years ago, Liz and Kelvin Jacobs of Wild Fish restaurant in Pacific Grove were leaders in the early days of the pandemic, investing $50,000 in construction of a sturdy parklet with wind protection and heaters for chilly days, built atop parking spaces in front of their Lighthouse Avenue restaurant.

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11/13/2024
Image for display with article titled P.G.’s Chinese Fishing Village Story Is Powerfully Told by Its Descendants in a New Interactive Film.

The burning of a Chinese fishing village on the shores of Pacific Grove in 1906 continues to reverberate through the town’s history to the present – two years ago, P.G. City Council issued an official apology for the fire and racism endured by Chinese immigrants and their descendants. It’s a story known to locals, but it remains largely unknown beyond the Monterey Peninsula. A new film aims to change that.

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