Dear Readers,
The city's world-famous Forest Theater was padlocked
Wednesday and will probably be shut for several months,
city officials say, because it has major safety
problems. Mary Schley has the story.
A former Carmel police officer pleaded guilty to several
felonies this week and was sentenced to three years in
prison. The things he admitted doing are quite shocking
-- especially for a cop. Mary has that story, too
This summer will be a busy one at San Clemente Dam, as
almost 200 people work to remove it. Kelly Nix reports.
An activist who formerly supported a public takeover of
Cal Am has switched sides. Mayor Burnett and two council
members officially took office Tuesday. A public hearing
next week will look at some new ideas to solve the
perennial parking problems downtown. The driver of a
luxury SUV plowed straight into freshly laid concrete on
Dolores Street last Thursday. Real estate prices climbed
sharply during the first three months of the year. The
whole town was abuzz this week over a swarm of bees that
suddenly appeared in town. A famous American
composer has donated a private performance to a
fundraiser for a local museum. We have a special section
to help you plan your fabulous summer on the amazing
Monterey Peninsula. And my editorial explains what
really has to happen before Sand City gets its new
beachfront hotel.
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Paul Miller, Publisher
paul@carmelpinecone.com
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