Half Moon Bay, CA News

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• Half Moon Bay Art And Pumpkin Festival 2011
• Half Moon Bay Art and Pumpkin Festival
• Half Moon Bay International Marathon
• Back to School for Half Moon Bay - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• 4th of July - Pooches on Parade
• Another Giant Victory
• Correction
• Pariseau sings national anthem
• Shenkman is 'Restaurateur of the Year'
• Public meeting planned over Clos de la Tech
• School district hopefuls spar in debate
• Beach fees begin amid uncertainty
• Bridges installed for new trail stretch
• Midcoast utilities rely on temps
• City receives funds to enhance highway
• School district accidentally bills 443 mobile home residents
• Chamber favors hike in sales tax
• What's it worth to you?
• Local farmer's eggs fly off the shelf
• Whale of a sight washes up on Bean Hollow
• Correction
• Pariseau sings national anthem
• Shenkman is 'Restaurateur of the Year'
• Public meeting planned over Clos de la Tech
• School district hopefuls spar in debate
• Beach fees begin amid uncertainty
• Bridges installed for new trail stretch
• Midcoast utilities rely on temps
• City receives funds to enhance highway
• School district accidentally bills 443 mobile home residents
• Chamber favors hike in sales tax
• What's it worth to you?
• Local farmer's eggs fly off the shelf
• Whale of a sight washes up on Bean Hollow
• Another Giant Victory
• Correction
• Pariseau sings national anthem
• Shenkman is 'Restaurateur of the Year'
• Public meeting planned over Clos de la Tech
• School district hopefuls spar in debate
• Beach fees begin amid uncertainty
• Bridges installed for new trail stretch
• Midcoast utilities rely on temps
• City receives funds to enhance highway
• School district accidentally bills 443 mobile home residents
• Chamber favors hike in sales tax
• What's it worth to you?
• Local farmer's eggs fly off the shelf
• Whale of a sight washes up on Bean Hollow
• Another Giant Victory
• Palmer's campground gets go-ahead
• Pariseau sings national anthem
• Orange you glad it's Weigh-Off time?
• Shenkman is 'Restaurateur of the Year'
• Goats gobble up Coastside plant life
• Public meeting planned over Clos de la Tech
• Eucalyptus fiasco triggers $3,000 charge
• School district hopefuls spar in debate
• District loops back to old Web tool
• Beach fees begin amid uncertainty
• County imposes new deadline on Marchi
• Bridges installed for new trail stretch
• Midcoast reconsiders airport district
• Midcoast utilities rely on temps
• Seniors fear losing cable television
• City receives funds to enhance highway
• Caltrans crew has a breakthrough moment
• School district accidentally bills 443 mobile home residents
• Chamber favors hike in sales tax
• What's it worth to you?
• Local farmer's eggs fly off the shelf
• Whale of a sight washes up on Bean Hollow
• Another Giant Victory
• State girds for beach battle
• Local architects design South African community center
• Correction
• County imposes new deadline on Marchi
• Midcoast reconsiders airport district
• Seniors fear losing cable television
• Ex-felon arrested for Princeton explosion
• Caltrans crew has a breakthrough moment
• State girds for beach battle
• Local architects design South African community center
• Palmer's campground gets go-ahead
• Orange you glad it's Weigh-Off time?
• Goats gobble up Coastside plant life
• Eucalyptus fiasco triggers $3,000 charge
• District loops back to old Web tool
• Caltrans crew has a breakthrough moment
• State girds for beach battle
• Local architects design South African community center
• Palmer's campground gets go-ahead
• Orange you glad it's Weigh-Off time?
• Goats gobble up Coastside plant life
• State girds for beach battle
• Eucalyptus fiasco triggers $3,000 charge
• Local architects design South African community center
• District loops back to old Web tool
• Palmer's campground gets go-ahead
• County imposes new deadline on Marchi
• Orange you glad it's Weigh-Off time?
• Midcoast reconsiders airport district
• Goats gobble up Coastside plant life
• Seniors fear losing cable television
• Eucalyptus fiasco triggers $3,000 charge
• Ex-felon arrested for Princeton explosion
• District loops back to old Web tool
• Caltrans crew has a breakthrough moment
• County imposes new deadline on Marchi
• Midcoast reconsiders airport district
• Seniors fear losing cable television
• Ex-felon arrested for Princeton explosion
• Orange you glad it's Weigh-Off time?
• Goats gobble up Coastside plant life
• Eucalyptus fiasco triggers $3,000 charge
• District loops back to old Web tool
• County imposes new deadline on Marchi
• Midcoast reconsiders airport district
• Seniors fear losing cable television
• Ex-felon arrested for Princeton explosion
• Caltrans crew has a breakthrough moment
• State girds for beach battle
• Local architects design South African community center
• Palmer's campground gets go-ahead
• County imposes new deadline on Marchi
• Midcoast reconsiders airport district
• Seniors fear losing cable television
• Ex-felon arrested for Princeton explosion
• Caltrans crew has a breakthrough moment
• State girds for beach battle
• Local architects design South African community center
• Palmer's campground gets go-ahead
• Orange you glad it's Weigh-Off time?
• Goats gobble up Coastside plant life
• Eucalyptus fiasco triggers $3,000 charge
• District loops back to old Web tool
• Caltrans crew has a breakthrough moment
• State girds for beach battle
• Local architects design South African community center
• Palmer's campground gets go-ahead
• Orange you glad it's Weigh-Off time?
• Goats gobble up Coastside plant life
• Eucalyptus fiasco triggers $3,000 charge
• District loops back to old Web tool
• County imposes new deadline on Marchi
• Midcoast reconsiders airport district
• Seniors fear losing cable television
• Ex-felon arrested for Princeton explosion
• Coastside cleans up
• Citizens committee to assess traffic
• Mountain lion spotted near school
• Deputies nab suspected burglars
• Story poles erected for town sign
• Catch-share program brings big changes to harbor
• Surf contest window now expected to open in December
• Old garbage lingers for local officials
• Farm program spreads across Peninsula
• Council praises local San Bruno relief
• County may pry open Martin's Beach
• Light at the end of tunnels
• Fire district president steps down
• AT&T leaves El Granada cell tower site
• Citizens committee to assess traffic
• Mountain lion spotted near school
• Deputies nab suspected burglars
• Story poles erected for town sign
• Catch-share program brings big changes to harbor
• Surf contest window now expected to open in December
• Old garbage lingers for local officials
• Farm program spreads across Peninsula
• Council praises local San Bruno relief
• County may pry open Martin's Beach
• Light at the end of tunnels
• Fire district president steps down
• AT&T leaves El Granada cell tower site
• Coastside cleans up
• Deputies nab suspected burglars
• Story poles erected for town sign
• Catch-share program brings big changes to harbor
• Surf contest window now expected to open in December
• Old garbage lingers for local officials
• Farm program spreads across Peninsula
• Council praises local San Bruno relief
• County may pry open Martin's Beach
• Light at the end of tunnels
• Fire district president steps down
• AT&T leaves El Granada cell tower site
• Coastside cleans up
• Citizens committee to assess traffic
• Mountain lion spotted near school
• Catch-share program brings big changes to harbor
• Surf contest window now expected to open in December
• Old garbage lingers for local officials
• Farm program spreads across Peninsula
• Council praises local San Bruno relief
• County may pry open Martin's Beach
• Light at the end of tunnels
• Fire district president steps down
• AT&T leaves El Granada cell tower site
• Coastside cleans up
• Citizens committee to assess traffic
• Mountain lion spotted near school
• Deputies nab suspected burglars
• Story poles erected for town sign
• Fire district president steps down
• Big Wave EIR put on hold
• AT&T leaves El Granada cell tower site
• Benefits split water district workers
• Wine harvest comes late
• Cans threaten harbor gulls
• Coastside cleans up
• Citizens committee to assess traffic
• Mountain lion spotted near school
• Deputies nab suspected burglars
• Story poles erected for town sign
• Catch-share program brings big changes to harbor
• Wireless facilities to be regulated
• Surf contest window now expected to open in December
• Moss Beach man arrested for vandalism
• Old garbage lingers for local officials
• Pescadero puts hat in the ring for funding
• Farm program spreads across Peninsula
• Robbery suspect has loaded past
• Council praises local San Bruno relief
• Research projects plunge into coastal habitats
• County may pry open Martin's Beach
• Single gas main feeds Coastside
• Light at the end of tunnels
• California pumpkin prospects look good
• Wireless facilities to be regulated
• Moss Beach man arrested for vandalism
• Pescadero puts hat in the ring for funding
• Robbery suspect has loaded past
• Research projects plunge into coastal habitats
• Single gas main feeds Coastside
• California pumpkin prospects look good
• Big Wave EIR put on hold
• Benefits split water district workers
• Wine harvest comes late
• Cans threaten harbor gulls
• Robbery suspect has loaded past
• Research projects plunge into coastal habitats
• Single gas main feeds Coastside
• California pumpkin prospects look good
• Big Wave EIR put on hold
• Benefits split water district workers
• Wine harvest comes late
• Cans threaten harbor gulls
• Wireless facilities to be regulated
• Moss Beach man arrested for vandalism
• Pescadero puts hat in the ring for funding
• Benefits split water district workers
• Wine harvest comes late
• Cans threaten harbor gulls
• Wireless facilities to be regulated
• Moss Beach man arrested for vandalism
• Pescadero puts hat in the ring for funding
• Robbery suspect has loaded past
• Research projects plunge into coastal habitats
• Single gas main feeds Coastside
• California pumpkin prospects look good
• Big Wave EIR put on hold
• Wireless facilities to be regulated
• Moss Beach man arrested for vandalism
• Pescadero puts hat in the ring for funding
• Robbery suspect has loaded past
• Research projects plunge into coastal habitats
• Single gas main feeds Coastside
• California pumpkin prospects look good
• Big Wave EIR put on hold
• Benefits split water district workers
• Wine harvest comes late
• Cans threaten harbor gulls
• Vertical gardening unites sister schools
• Coastside firefighters contribute to San Bruno efforts
• New police chief takes charge
• Recology tows in new trash bins
• Appeal silences tsunami siren
• Disaster declared for salmon fishermen
• Six-figure sum coming for Cabrillo schools
• Film explores troubled U.S. schools
• Comcast vows digital cable coming soon
• Shelved water study reactivated
• An unusual buzz over tomatoes
• Harbor district 'generous' to board
• Chamber weighs in on sales tax bid
• Local actor turned bank robber?
• Resource Conservation District holds Blue Circle meeting
• MCC red-flags issues with Local Coastal Plan
• Vertical gardening unites sister schools
• Coastside firefighters contribute to San Bruno efforts
• New police chief takes charge
• Recology tows in new trash bins
• Appeal silences tsunami siren
• Disaster declared for salmon fishermen
• Six-figure sum coming for Cabrillo schools
• Film explores troubled U.S. schools
• Comcast vows digital cable coming soon
• Shelved water study reactivated
• An unusual buzz over tomatoes
• Harbor district 'generous' to board
• Chamber weighs in on sales tax bid
• Local actor turned bank robber?
• Resource Conservation District holds Blue Circle meeting
• MCC red-flags issues with Local Coastal Plan
• Vertical gardening unites sister schools
• Coastside firefighters contribute to San Bruno efforts
• New police chief takes charge
• Recology tows in new trash bins
• Appeal silences tsunami siren
• Disaster declared for salmon fishermen
• Six-figure sum coming for Cabrillo schools
• Film explores troubled U.S. schools
• Comcast vows digital cable coming soon
• Shelved water study reactivated
• An unusual buzz over tomatoes
• Harbor district 'generous' to board
• Chamber weighs in on sales tax bid
• Local actor turned bank robber?
• Resource Conservation District holds Blue Circle meeting
• MCC red-flags issues with Local Coastal Plan
• Vertical gardening unites sister schools
• Coastside firefighters contribute to San Bruno efforts
• New police chief takes charge
• Recology tows in new trash bins
• Appeal silences tsunami siren
• Disaster declared for salmon fishermen
• Six-figure sum coming for Cabrillo schools
• Film explores troubled U.S. schools
• Comcast vows digital cable coming soon
• Shelved water study reactivated
• An unusual buzz over tomatoes
• Harbor district 'generous' to board
• Chamber weighs in on sales tax bid
• Local actor turned bank robber?
• Resource Conservation District holds Blue Circle meeting
• MCC red-flags issues with Local Coastal Plan
• Vertical gardening unites sister schools
• Coastside firefighters contribute to San Bruno efforts
• New police chief takes charge
• Recology tows in new trash bins
• Appeal silences tsunami siren
• Disaster declared for salmon fishermen
• Six-figure sum coming for Cabrillo schools
• Film explores troubled U.S. schools
• Comcast vows digital cable coming soon
• Shelved water study reactivated
• An unusual buzz over tomatoes
• Harbor district 'generous' to board
• Chamber weighs in on sales tax bid
• Local actor turned bank robber?
• Resource Conservation District holds Blue Circle meeting
• MCC red-flags issues with Local Coastal Plan
• Vertical gardening unites sister schools
• Coastside firefighters contribute to San Bruno efforts
• New police chief takes charge
• Recology tows in new trash bins
• Appeal silences tsunami siren
• Disaster declared for salmon fishermen
• Six-figure sum coming for Cabrillo schools
• Film explores troubled U.S. schools
• Comcast vows digital cable coming soon
• Shelved water study reactivated
• An unusual buzz over tomatoes
• Harbor district 'generous' to board
• Chamber weighs in on sales tax bid
• Local actor turned bank robber?
• Resource Conservation District holds Blue Circle meeting
• MCC red-flags issues with Local Coastal Plan
• Campground approved by committee
• New cooks in school cafeteria
• Planned Parenthood considers expanding to Coastside
• New faces arrive at South Coast schools
• Sister City travelers return home
• Overtime pay pushes firefighter compensation
• Surf groups bridge the gap
• Local group rallies to fight cell tower
• Cameras zoom in on high school
• Elkus Ranch opens its doors
• City calls sales tax a savior
• County offers whooping cough vaccine
• West Nile found in dead animals
• New faces arrive at South Coast schools
• Sister City travelers return home
• Overtime pay pushes firefighter compensation
• Surf groups bridge the gap
• Local group rallies to fight cell tower
• Cameras zoom in on high school
• Elkus Ranch opens its doors
• City calls sales tax a savior
• County offers whooping cough vaccine
• West Nile found in dead animals
• Campground approved by committee
• New cooks in school cafeteria
• Planned Parenthood considers expanding to Coastside
• Surf groups bridge the gap
• Local group rallies to fight cell tower
• Cameras zoom in on high school
• Elkus Ranch opens its doors
• City calls sales tax a savior
• County offers whooping cough vaccine
• West Nile found in dead animals
• Campground approved by committee
• New cooks in school cafeteria
• Planned Parenthood considers expanding to Coastside
• New faces arrive at South Coast schools
• Sister City travelers return home
• Overtime pay pushes firefighter compensation
• Elkus Ranch opens its doors
• City calls sales tax a savior
• County offers whooping cough vaccine
• West Nile found in dead animals
• Campground approved by committee
• New cooks in school cafeteria
• Planned Parenthood considers expanding to Coastside
• New faces arrive at South Coast schools
• Sister City travelers return home
• Overtime pay pushes firefighter compensation
• Surf groups bridge the gap
• Local group rallies to fight cell tower
• Cameras zoom in on high school
• County offers whooping cough vaccine
• West Nile found in dead animals
• Campground approved by committee
• New cooks in school cafeteria
• Planned Parenthood considers expanding to Coastside
• New faces arrive at South Coast schools
• Sister City travelers return home
• Overtime pay pushes firefighter compensation
• Surf groups bridge the gap
• Local group rallies to fight cell tower
• Cameras zoom in on high school
• Elkus Ranch opens its doors
• City calls sales tax a savior
• Pumpkin fest organizers offer prize for world record
• Eshoo lauds 75th year of Social Security
• Veteran officer serves as 'bridge' for city police
• Fire contract ignites debate
• Subcontractor blunder clears wrong property
• City salaries remain competitive
• Torpedoed WWII tanker could leak oil
• Confusion shelves contest permit for now
• Coast Guard plans meeting to discuss oil spills
• Labor strife comes home
• Fisherman rescued off Pillar Point
• City salaries remain competitive
• Torpedoed WWII tanker could leak oil
• Confusion shelves contest permit for now
• Coast Guard plans meeting to discuss oil spills
• Labor strife comes home
• Fisherman rescued off Pillar Point
• Pumpkin fest organizers offer prize for world record
• Eshoo lauds 75th year of Social Security
• Veteran officer serves as 'bridge' for city police
• Fire contract ignites debate
• Subcontractor blunder clears wrong property
• Fisherman rescued off Pillar Point
• Pumpkin fest organizers offer prize for world record
• Eshoo lauds 75th year of Social Security
• Veteran officer serves as 'bridge' for city police
• Fire contract ignites debate
• Subcontractor blunder clears wrong property
• City salaries remain competitive
• Torpedoed WWII tanker could leak oil
• Confusion shelves contest permit for now
• Coast Guard plans meeting to discuss oil spills
• Labor strife comes home
• Fisherman rescued off Pillar Point
• Pumpkin fest organizers offer prize for world record
• Eshoo lauds 75th year of Social Security
• Veteran officer serves as 'bridge' for city police
• Fire contract ignites debate
• Subcontractor blunder clears wrong property
• City salaries remain competitive
• Torpedoed WWII tanker could leak oil
• Confusion shelves contest permit for now
• Coast Guard plans meeting to discuss oil spills
• Labor strife comes home
• Expenses pile up for Marchi
• Coastside goes back to school
• A crude awakening
• POLICE DEPARTMENT ON LINE IN TAX VOTE
• College reopens for slim semester
• Utility gets new manager
• Late filings spark Harbor Commission race
• Volunteers test the waters
• School bell rings on South Coast
• College reopens for slim semester
• Utility gets new manager
• Late filings spark Harbor Commission race
• Volunteers test the waters
• School bell rings on South Coast
• Expenses pile up for Marchi
• Coastside goes back to school
• A crude awakening
• POLICE DEPARTMENT ON LINE IN TAX VOTE
• Volunteers test the waters
• School bell rings on South Coast
• Expenses pile up for Marchi
• Coastside goes back to school
• A crude awakening
• POLICE DEPARTMENT ON LINE IN TAX VOTE
• College reopens for slim semester
• Utility gets new manager
• Late filings spark Harbor Commission race
• College reopens for slim semester
• Utility gets new manager
• Late filings spark Harbor Commission race
• Volunteers test the waters
• School bell rings on South Coast
• Expenses pile up for Marchi
• Coastside goes back to school
• A crude awakening
• POLICE DEPARTMENT ON LINE IN TAX VOTE
• Utility gets new manager
• Puente to install tyke playground
• Late filings spark Harbor Commission race
• Log Cabin escapees caught quickly after running away
• Volunteers test the waters
• County Parks ditches asphalt trail for Fitzgerald
• School bell rings on South Coast
• Story poles are sign of change
• Expenses pile up for Marchi
• School bells to ring before money arrives
• Coastside goes back to school
• Cunha on track for school start
• A crude awakening
• County inspectors fine Marchi for inaction
• POLICE DEPARTMENT ON LINE IN TAX VOTE
• New assistant principal brings experience to job
• County jail cracks down on illegal immigrants
• Coastsiders map the area
• Election brings new faces to school race
• Tax oversight approved amid questions
• Harbor signs convey personal touch
• Parloee gets four years for attack
• College reopens for slim semester
• Intruder committed to mental hospital
• Log Cabin escapees caught quickly after running away
• County Parks ditches asphalt trail for Fitzgerald
• Story poles are sign of change
• School bells to ring before money arrives
• Cunha on track for school start
• County inspectors fine Marchi for inaction
• New assistant principal brings experience to job
• County jail cracks down on illegal immigrants
• Coastsiders map the area
• Election brings new faces to school race
• Tax oversight approved amid questions
• Harbor signs convey personal touch
• Parloee gets four years for attack
• Intruder committed to mental hospital
• Puente to install tyke playground
• County Parks ditches asphalt trail for Fitzgerald
• Story poles are sign of change
• School bells to ring before money arrives
• Cunha on track for school start
• County inspectors fine Marchi for inaction
• New assistant principal brings experience to job
• County jail cracks down on illegal immigrants
• Coastsiders map the area
• Election brings new faces to school race
• Tax oversight approved amid questions
• Harbor signs convey personal touch
• Parloee gets four years for attack
• Intruder committed to mental hospital
• Puente to install tyke playground
• Log Cabin escapees caught quickly after running away
• Story poles are sign of change
• School bells to ring before money arrives
• Cunha on track for school start
• County inspectors fine Marchi for inaction
• New assistant principal brings experience to job
• County jail cracks down on illegal immigrants
• Coastsiders map the area
• Election brings new faces to school race
• Tax oversight approved amid questions
• Harbor signs convey personal touch
• Parloee gets four years for attack
• Intruder committed to mental hospital
• Puente to install tyke playground
• Log Cabin escapees caught quickly after running away
• County Parks ditches asphalt trail for Fitzgerald
• School bells to ring before money arrives
• Cunha on track for school start
• County inspectors fine Marchi for inaction
• New assistant principal brings experience to job
• County jail cracks down on illegal immigrants
• Coastsiders map the area
• Election brings new faces to school race
• Tax oversight approved amid questions
• Harbor signs convey personal touch
• Parloee gets four years for attack
• Intruder committed to mental hospital
• Puente to install tyke playground
• Log Cabin escapees caught quickly after running away
• County Parks ditches asphalt trail for Fitzgerald
• Story poles are sign of change
• Cunha on track for school start
• County inspectors fine Marchi for inaction
• New assistant principal brings experience to job
• County jail cracks down on illegal immigrants
• Coastsiders map the area
• Election brings new faces to school race
• Tax oversight approved amid questions
• Harbor signs convey personal touch
• Parloee gets four years for attack
• Intruder committed to mental hospital
• Puente to install tyke playground
• Log Cabin escapees caught quickly after running away
• County Parks ditches asphalt trail for Fitzgerald
• Story poles are sign of change
• School bells to ring before money arrives
• Beachwood site tranquil one year later
• Flow report throws fishermen a line
• Coastal projects scramble for funds
• Election qualifying sets candidates for November
• Supervisors swear in new MCC member
• Cell tower stirs up Midcoast
• Rescued swimmers just out for a swim
• Police chief heads for federal job
• Volunteers wrap up records handout
• New Mavericks group seeks contest permit
• NASA brings water info down to earth
• Disputed ballots stymie labor vote
• Camping area plan tabled
• Kitty litter becomes official hot potato
• Beachwood site tranquil one year later
• Flow report throws fishermen a line
• Coastal projects scramble for funds
• Election qualifying sets candidates for November
• Supervisors swear in new MCC member
• Cell tower stirs up Midcoast
• Rescued swimmers just out for a swim
• Police chief heads for federal job
• Volunteers wrap up records handout
• New Mavericks group seeks contest permit
• NASA brings water info down to earth
• Disputed ballots stymie labor vote
• Camping area plan tabled
• Kitty litter becomes official hot potato
• Coastal projects scramble for funds
• Election qualifying sets candidates for November
• Supervisors swear in new MCC member
• Cell tower stirs up Midcoast
• Rescued swimmers just out for a swim
• Police chief heads for federal job
• Volunteers wrap up records handout
• New Mavericks group seeks contest permit
• NASA brings water info down to earth
• Disputed ballots stymie labor vote
• Camping area plan tabled
• Kitty litter becomes official hot potato
• Beachwood site tranquil one year later
• Flow report throws fishermen a line
• Supervisors swear in new MCC member
• Cell tower stirs up Midcoast
• Rescued swimmers just out for a swim
• Police chief heads for federal job
• Volunteers wrap up records handout
• New Mavericks group seeks contest permit
• NASA brings water info down to earth
• Disputed ballots stymie labor vote
• Camping area plan tabled
• Kitty litter becomes official hot potato
• Beachwood site tranquil one year later
• Flow report throws fishermen a line
• Coastal projects scramble for funds
• Election qualifying sets candidates for November
• Desire for revenue proves taxing
• Rescued swimmers just out for a swim
• Bar overhaul shakes up night scene
• Police chief heads for federal job
• No more nukes books
• Volunteers wrap up records handout
• New Mavericks group seeks contest permit
• NASA brings water info down to earth
• Disputed ballots stymie labor vote
• Camping area plan tabled
• Kitty litter becomes official hot potato
• Battle against invasives begins at home
• How accessible is Half Moon Bay?
• Schools crunch new data system
• Beachwood site tranquil one year later
• Squash Blossom sprouts downtown
• Flow report throws fishermen a line
• Sea otter population shrinks
• Coastal projects scramble for funds
• Rollover crash sends truck onto beach
• Election qualifying sets candidates for November
• Shooting defendants plead not guilty
• Supervisors swear in new MCC member
• Federal funds could hand lighthouse a lifeline
• Cell tower stirs up Midcoast
• Battle against invasives begins at home
• How accessible is Half Moon Bay?
• Schools crunch new data system
• Squash Blossom sprouts downtown
• Sea otter population shrinks
• Rollover crash sends truck onto beach
• Shooting defendants plead not guilty
• Federal funds could hand lighthouse a lifeline
• Desire for revenue proves taxing
• Bar overhaul shakes up night scene
• No more nukes books
• Schools crunch new data system
• Squash Blossom sprouts downtown
• Sea otter population shrinks
• Rollover crash sends truck onto beach
• Shooting defendants plead not guilty
• Federal funds could hand lighthouse a lifeline
• Desire for revenue proves taxing
• Bar overhaul shakes up night scene
• No more nukes books
• Battle against invasives begins at home
• How accessible is Half Moon Bay?
• Federal funds could hand lighthouse a lifeline
• Desire for revenue proves taxing
• Bar overhaul shakes up night scene
• No more nukes books
• Battle against invasives begins at home
• How accessible is Half Moon Bay?
• Schools crunch new data system
• Squash Blossom sprouts downtown
• Sea otter population shrinks
• Rollover crash sends truck onto beach
• Shooting defendants plead not guilty
• Battle against invasives begins at home
• How accessible is Half Moon Bay?
• Schools crunch new data system
• Squash Blossom sprouts downtown
• Sea otter population shrinks
• Rollover crash sends truck onto beach
• Shooting defendants plead not guilty
• Federal funds could hand lighthouse a lifeline
• Desire for revenue proves taxing
• Bar overhaul shakes up night scene
• No more nukes books
• How accessible is Half Moon Bay?
• Schools crunch new data system
• Squash Blossom sprouts downtown
• Sea otter population shrinks
• Rollover crash sends truck onto beach
• Shooting defendants plead not guilty
• Federal funds could hand lighthouse a lifeline
• Desire for revenue proves taxing
• Bar overhaul shakes up night scene
• No more nukes books
• Battle against invasives begins at home
• Shooting defendants plead not guilty
• Federal funds could hand lighthouse a lifeline
• Desire for revenue proves taxing
• Bar overhaul shakes up night scene
• No more nukes books
• Battle against invasives begins at home
• How accessible is Half Moon Bay?
• Schools crunch new data system
• Squash Blossom sprouts downtown
• Sea otter population shrinks
• Rollover crash sends truck onto beach
• Battle against invasives begins at home
• How accessible is Half Moon Bay?
• Schools crunch new data system
• Squash Blossom sprouts downtown
• Sea otter population shrinks
• Rollover crash sends truck onto beach
• Shooting defendants plead not guilty
• Federal funds could hand lighthouse a lifeline
• Desire for revenue proves taxing
• Bar overhaul shakes up night scene
• No more nukes books
• Farmworkers push for overtime pay
• Four new Eagles soar on Coastside
• School district pushes tech in schools
• Vandals tag Princeton
• Police arrest two car thieves
• Business district idea moves forward
• City sued for drainage cleanup
• City takes sides on state measures
• Boat owner works to pay for May oil spill
• Devil's Slide crews dig for home
• County faulted for Marchi review
• Small scuffle provoked gunshot
• Police arrest two car thieves
• Business district idea moves forward
• City sued for drainage cleanup
• City takes sides on state measures
• Boat owner works to pay for May oil spill
• Devil's Slide crews dig for home
• County faulted for Marchi review
• Small scuffle provoked gunshot
• Farmworkers push for overtime pay
• Four new Eagles soar on Coastside
• School district pushes tech in schools
• Vandals tag Princeton
• Boat owner works to pay for May oil spill
• Devil's Slide crews dig for home
• County faulted for Marchi review
• Small scuffle provoked gunshot
• Farmworkers push for overtime pay
• Four new Eagles soar on Coastside
• School district pushes tech in schools
• Vandals tag Princeton
• Police arrest two car thieves
• Business district idea moves forward
• City sued for drainage cleanup
• City takes sides on state measures
• Farmworkers push for overtime pay
• Four new Eagles soar on Coastside
• School district pushes tech in schools
• Vandals tag Princeton
• Police arrest two car thieves
• Business district idea moves forward
• City sued for drainage cleanup
• City takes sides on state measures
• Boat owner works to pay for May oil spill
• Devil's Slide crews dig for home
• County faulted for Marchi review
• Small scuffle provoked gunshot
• Farmworkers push for overtime pay
• Four new Eagles soar on Coastside
• School district pushes tech in schools
• Vandals tag Princeton
• Police arrest two car thieves
• Business district idea moves forward
• City sued for drainage cleanup
• City takes sides on state measures
• Boat owner works to pay for May oil spill
• Devil's Slide crews dig for home
• County faulted for Marchi review
• Small scuffle provoked gunshot
• New planning director shares vision for the coast
• Peninsula agencies grapple with feral cat colonies
• Yogurt queen returns to Main Street
• Funding helps county lead the lead charge
• Transforming learning
• Two Suspects arrested after shooting
• Moonridge teens host sex talk
• Noxious weed threatens native species
• State Parks bridge project already finished
• Grand jury suggests greater coordination for sex offenders
• SamCoast lends transportation lifeline
• Kombucha concerns don't faze Coastside
• Moss Beach Chevron seeks liquor license
• Pension fund strains county coffers
• Yogurt queen returns to Main Street
• Funding helps county lead the lead charge
• Transforming learning
• Two Suspects arrested after shooting
• Moonridge teens host sex talk
• Noxious weed threatens native species
• State Parks bridge project already finished
• Grand jury suggests greater coordination for sex offenders
• SamCoast lends transportation lifeline
• Kombucha concerns don't faze Coastside
• Moss Beach Chevron seeks liquor license
• Pension fund strains county coffers
• New planning director shares vision for the coast
• Peninsula agencies grapple with feral cat colonies
• Transforming learning
• Two Suspects arrested after shooting
• Moonridge teens host sex talk
• Noxious weed threatens native species
• State Parks bridge project already finished
• Grand jury suggests greater coordination for sex offenders
• SamCoast lends transportation lifeline
• Kombucha concerns don't faze Coastside
• Moss Beach Chevron seeks liquor license
• Pension fund strains county coffers
• New planning director shares vision for the coast
• Peninsula agencies grapple with feral cat colonies
• Yogurt queen returns to Main Street
• Funding helps county lead the lead charge
• Moonridge teens host sex talk
• Noxious weed threatens native species
• State Parks bridge project already finished
• Grand jury suggests greater coordination for sex offenders
• SamCoast lends transportation lifeline
• Kombucha concerns don't faze Coastside
• Moss Beach Chevron seeks liquor license
• Pension fund strains county coffers
• New planning director shares vision for the coast
• Peninsula agencies grapple with feral cat colonies
• Yogurt queen returns to Main Street
• Funding helps county lead the lead charge
• Transforming learning
• Two Suspects arrested after shooting
• State Parks bridge project already finished
• Grand jury suggests greater coordination for sex offenders
• SamCoast lends transportation lifeline
• Kombucha concerns don't faze Coastside
• Moss Beach Chevron seeks liquor license
• Pension fund strains county coffers
• New planning director shares vision for the coast
• Peninsula agencies grapple with feral cat colonies
• Yogurt queen returns to Main Street
• Funding helps county lead the lead charge
• Transforming learning
• Two Suspects arrested after shooting
• Moonridge teens host sex talk
• Noxious weed threatens native species
• Protesters march for workers' rights
• Report: Districts should collaborate on special education
• Vice principal departs Half Moon Bay High
• Asian kelp invades Pillar Point
• Coastal Trail moves forward through Marine Reserve
• Senior campus misses out on federal grant
• Deadline extended for Marchi Farms
• Farm bureau finances under review
• County Fair revenue drops in 2010
• Car burglaries surge on Midcoast
• Moss Beach burglar arraigned
• Old Princeton Landing changes hands
• Traces of mercury surprise water officials
• CUSD applies new fee to facilities
• State has been warning about bridge for decades
• Die$mart Weighs in on Health Care Reform and End of Life Issues
• Half Moon Bay Art And Pumpkin Festival
• 17th Annual Pacific Coast Dream Machines
• COASTSIDE MOTHERS’ CLUB HOSTS FIRST ANNUAL SAND CASTLE-BUILDING CONTEST All Proceeds Will Benefit
• COASTSIDE MOTHERS’ PRESENTS ITS 13TH ANNUAL PRESCHOOL OPEN HOUSE
• COASTSIDE MOTHERS’ CLUB HOSTS HOLISTIC PEDIATRICS SPEAKER
• 2007 International Juried Photo Competition
• The Ritz Kids New Year’s Eve Party
• New Year’s Eve Dining in Navio
• Christmas Eve Dining in Navio
• 3rd Saturday Art Walk
• Annual Holiday Tree Lighting Celebration
• Gingerbread House Contest and Silent Auction

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