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What the Hand Reveals
No. 191: Then & Now (Handwriting); Art (asemic); Kristian Kabuay, Taipan Lucero, Japanese calligraphy ink, Rajiv Surendra & Mike Ward, World of Cursive, Tarkovsky Quartet, Billy Bragg, and Wilco.
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Retired from his job at PG&E, Jose L. Rios is back at work after winning his second bid in the November 2022 election to once again serve as mayor of Gonzales.
A first-generation Mexican-American citizen and the son of a farmworker, Rios told the Salinas Valley Tribune in 2020: “I’m grateful for what I have, and not for what I don’t have.” Housing is a big issue for Rios. He told the Tribune that “accessory dwelling units might be a short-term solution to housing, as the city has large lots where extra units could be built.” He cites a lack of land suitable for development and points to the city’s plan to annex an estimated 1,500 acres, but environmental impact reports and other studies will take years.
Rios' feeling about the future overall is optimistic: “I really think this is one of the greatest cities in the County of Monterey to live in. There were folks saying they moved back to Gonzales to raise their families here.”
From Salinas Valley Tribune...
The City of Gonzales, in collaboration with Gonzales Customs and Street Life Car Club, hosted its third annual Car Show on Saturday in downtown Gonzales.
In a heartfelt tribute, the City of Gonzales honored 28 local veterans and active-duty service members during a special Hometown Heroes ceremony last week at Central Park.
Gonzales Fire Department has received a grant totaling $42,933 from the California Office of Traffic Safety to purchase new extrication equipment.
GONZALES â City of Gonzales celebrated the âtopping outâ of the Dennis and Janice Caprara Community Center Complex with a ceremony Friday, marking the milestone of lifting the final structural beam into place.
GONZALES â City of Gonzales has placed Measure S on the Nov. 5 Presidential General Election ballot.
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