Dear Readers,
The number of oceanfront hotels built in California
since the advent of the coastal commission could
probably be counted on one hand. For better or worse,
another one got a permit last week and will soon be
under construction in Sand City, its owner says. Kelly
Nix reports.
What can you build for $900,000? If you're the City of
Carmel, the answer is a small public restroom with two
toilets and one sink. Mary Schley has that one.
Yet another SCUBA diver perished off 'Mortuary Beach'
last week, despite the presence of numerous ocean rescue
workers nearby when the tragedy happened. Mary has that
story, too.
Looking for a job that pays well without requiring much
education or effort? Then the City of Monterey may be
your best bet. Kelly Nix has the surprising details.
A dog that was lost for three days in the Big Sur
wilderness has miraculously been reunited with its
family. A head-on collision on Laureles Grade took the
life of an adventurous motorcyclist last weekend. A
giant octopus is apparently trying to eat the Monterey
Bay Aquarium. (To download a hi-res image of our exclusive
photo of the sneak attack, click here.)
One of Broadway's biggest stars plays Sunset Center
Wednesday. And my editorial tells how an Obama skeptic
(me, actually) ended up defending him against some
virulent criticism
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please don't hesitate to contact me if you have
questions, comments or concerns.
Paul Miller, Publisher
paul@carmelpinecone.com
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