Pacifica, CA News

• Pacifica, CA News
• Marie Martin: Memorial day memories of my Coast Guard brother
• Mock DUI death re-enactment is real life drunk driving possibility
• Community Notepad
• Coila Bernice Douglas August 13, 1912 - May 15, 2012
• Private services held for James 'Zack' Zacharewicz
• It's Torture in Cooperstown!
• Manessis honored Early CCS exit for Tigers
• PALL Results
• IBL hosts sports camps
• The Pacifica Tribune: Giving you a voice
• Letters to the Editor
• Pacifican nominated for prestigious educational innovator award
• JUHSD parcel tax on June 5 ballot
• Athletes compete in county Special Olympics at Terra Nova High School
• Pacifican Ian Butler earned county's Health Hero award for cleaning up 60-pound block of Sytrofoam and more
• JUHSD board seeks applications for unexpired term of former trustee
• Frater misses cut
• Penalty kicks too few for Strikers in Fog Classic
• Sorority News: What's happening in PCC
• Pacifican dies in motorcycle accident in Pescadero
• 'Moments of Celebration' now showing at Quarry Cove Gallery
• Jefferson High School student named Student of the Month for May
• The importance of adopting rescue dogs
• Red Devils keep winning
• SCORES FOR WEEK OF May 14
• Sharp Park golfers celebrate local courses' 80th year; protestors are peaceful
• Reunions
• Tour of California bike race pedals through Pacifica
• The Transit of Venus: An 11-year-old's report
• Tiger swimmers set records at CCS
• Letters to the Editor
• Editor and Publisher: Show us the money
• Recent Pacifica home sales
• Hike shows off 360 degrees of Pacifica
• Saturday book signing at Florey's Explorations along the California coast by longtime author and adventurer Meade Fischer
• Police Beat
• Services Thursday for Verna Mary Robinette
• 'Left Coast' Juror's Talk and Awards Presentation at Sanchez Art Center
• My Turn/Shirlee Gibbs: LBC tree removal
• What's Happening at the Library
• Community Notepad
• PUSC Results
• PALL Results
• St. Peter lose CYO games
• Harry Birthday, Sharp Park!
• Tigers carry hot pitching into CCS
• The Pacifica Tribune and You Keeping it Close to Home
• Breakfast of Champions Saturday 15 prep athletes honored
• Terra Nova girls win best robot design at World Championships
• Jefferson Union hopes third time is the charm
• The journey of Daly City 'adopted son' Tom McGraw of First National Bank
• A haunting in Pacifica? Sam's Castle holds weekend guest captive
• Oceana High School's 2012 BAM rocks the community
• Genesys keeping 700 jobs in Daly City
• Commuting to School: Pitching in to reduce traffic in Pacifica
• Letters to the Editor
• Wandering and Wondering
• My Turn: Our Enviroment is our Economy
• Dema Savage August 1, 1932 - May 6, 2012
• Pacifica houses average $391,500 in late March, early April transactions
• Fame career starts early
• John Stuart July 6, 1929 - April 18, 2012
• Amgen Tour coming through Pacifica next Monday
• Support Community TV: Attend 'PCT Honors' May 18
• Pacifican rides in AIDS lifecycle -- eight years pedaling
• Another Springfest success
• On the Road: Introducing the 2012 Mazda3 i Touring and time to make plans for August in Monterey
• Supervisor Don Horsley rings the opening day bell at Pacifica's Coastside Farmer's Market
• Pacifica-Daly City Democrats hosting Supervisorial Spring Forum
• Sharp Park Golf Course lawsuit put on hold
• City departments state accomplishments and goals in budget study
• What's happening in May at the Pacifica Senior Center
• Community Notepad
• Recent Pacifica home sales
• PALL Results
• William 'Bill' Kenning passed away peacefully
• Three members of the Epsilon Theta Master received the Torchbearer Degree
• Former Pacifica Mayor Charles Daniel Boone Curry passes away
• Terra Nova drama pressents 'Edward Scissorhands'
• Sorority Sisters attend 80th Anniversary Founder's Day
• New Pacifica library plans unveiled
• Police Beat
• Golf Channel visits Sharp Park Course
• Terra Nova seeks coaches
• Eureka Square window painters create artful scenes about Earth Day
• Springing a big leak
• IBL students participate in Be The Change week activites
• Letters to the Editor
• PUSC Results
• City Council discusses budget options during work-study session
• Big turnout for Earth Day cleans up Pacifica
• Money Matters
• Community Notepad
• Islanders play for fire victims
• Letters to the Editor
• It's happening at the library
• Pacifica Garden Club installs new officers
• Wandering and Wondering
• Saturday night at IBL - Gold Rush Pro Wrestling presents 'Reach for the Gold'
• Friends split on diamond
• Pet of the Week
• John Muir Laws to lead a 'virtual walk across the Coast ranges' at San Pedro Park
• Tiger swimmers at their best
• PALL Results
• Eagles battling for first place
• Frater, Lotti make PAL golf playoff
• PUSC Results
• Did you have a sports moment last year? Tell Pacifica Sports Club
• Resource Center supporters march to City Council chambers to protest potential budget cuts
• Local school programs win prestigious J. Russell Kent awards from San Mateo County School Boards Association
• Emmanuel Williams and friends present Earth Day Concert at Pacifica Performances
• Ocean Shore School students restore habitat and learn to protect snowy plover
• 45 years of rock 'n' roll memories Filmographer Steve Brown's 'Flashback Jam' plays Friday at Pedro Point
• Spring Egg Hunts 2012 draws a crowd of local children
• It's Happening at the Library
• Ocean activist and world-renowned turtle scientist Dr. Wallace J. Nichols at Pacifica's Earth Day podium
• Dr. Chris Pincetich also to speak at Pacifica's Earth Day celebration
• My Turn: Chamber urges fiscal evaluation of General Plan impact
• Did you leave the IRS a tip on Tax Day? Here's a $100 gift certificate waiting for you
• Celebration of Life planned for Ruth Helen Alexander
• Leandro 'Al' Dominguez Oct. 23, 1930 - April 12, 2012
• Pacifica mother and daughter to walk 18 miles for suicide prevention
• Letters to the Editor
• A story of hope and survival
• Pacifica man arrested in shooting incident
• Home sharing -- the solution for high housing costs
• Curves 14th annual food drive gives Pacifica Resource Center a ton of help
• PALL Results
• Looking for ancestors of golfers who played Sharp Park when open in 1932
• Amgen Tour of California will again be coming through Pacifica on Monday, May 14
• Terra Nova girls take second at state robotics tournament, advance to world championships
• Rebekah Shapiro to wed Alexander Gorelik
• Local Milliners at work
• Botanist Toni Corelli guest speaker at San Pedro Valley Park
• Pacificans discuss new library designs
• Author Larry Bertram introduces Pacificans to Stevie Bird - Saturday at Florey's
• It's Happening at the Library
• Pet of the Week
• Pacifica Democrats Club presents Assembly candidate Kevin Mullin
• Longtime Pacifica resident Ira Schwartz passes away
• Letters to the Editor
• '2012 Left Coast Annual' at Sanchez Art Center
• Introducing the 2012 Kia Rio SX 5-Door
• Skyline College's president's breakfast raises money to support special programs
• Wandering and Wondering
• Participate, cleanup, learn about and celebrate Earth Day in Pacifica on April 21
• Community Notepad
• Donald Alem McArthur 1924- 2012
• Laura 'Bunny Schoenduby April 22, 1937-March 30, 2012
• Westmoor senior named JUHSD Student of the Month for March
• Peoples Bank opens home lending branch in Pacifica
• A Westerner photographs the East and an Easterner photographs the West
• Sports Editor missing in Arizona
• Club Day Saturday, April 7
• Jacobs breaks 25-year-old record in Tiger victory swim
• Islanders roundup Outlaws in 45-0 win
• Eagles one-hit Waldorf
• Reunions
• Letters to the Editor
• Bernadette F. McKown November 29, 1934 - March 31, 2012
• Irish Step Dancing by Jake Grey and Gina McGhee wows St. Patrick's Day dinner-dance crowd
• Oceana senior named JUHSD Student of the Month for February
• Good Shepherd School celebrated the joy of reading
• What's happening in April at the Pacifica Senior Center?
• What's happening at the library
• Services planned for former Pacifican James H. McDavid
• Services held for former longtime Pacifican Victor Wallace Monin
• Good Shepherd students honored for winning essays
• Frolicking canines and their human friends play in new Pacifica dog park
• Police Beat
• A Bunny's Tale
• House fire kills two, displaces nine others
• Pacifica's Crab King Andy Pappas wants to see all you poets at the Pier
• Police: Human foot found on Pacifica beach
• What's Up at PCT
• The history behind long-time local haunt - Molloy's Tavern in Colma
• Mayor joins Meals on Wheels volunteers on route around Pacifica
• Official opening of Sanchez Dog Park Friday, March 30
• Local Girl Scout Katie McGee sells record number of cookies
• Islanders become Nevada Dream's nightmare in GDFL season opener
• Pacificans rally behind Daly City Youth Health Center in 'Empower Women' fundraiser
• World music in Pacifica - Mediterranean guitarist Antonio Calogero with multi-saxophonist, clarinetist Harvey Wainapel
• Letters to the Editor
• Community Notepad
• Saturday at Florey's artist Janet Arline Barker discusses 'Entrepreneur Success Stories Volume 1'
• City withdraws application for paid beach parking from Coastal Commission
• Small fire clears everyone out of Terra Nova High School
• City Council amends contract with environmental consultant to continue work on Beach Blvd. Project
• Bowling Scores
• Eagles display explosive bats in 34-0 win
• PG&E addresses concerns over location of Park Pacifica pipeline
• City Council appoints Ginny Jaquith to fill council vacancy until November
• It's Happening at the Library
• High school choral students from Idaho put the Spindrift on their tour
• Terra Nova talent show winner Lauren Arnest has Pacifica talking
• Pacifican seeks to have Clear Lake resort used as a rehabilitation center for mentally challenged
• County Transportation Authority and C/CAG seeking projects for county shuttle program
• Pet of the Week
• Letters to the Editor
• 4-H Million Trees Project shelters Pacifica Gardens with natives and fruit trees
• What's happening at the library
• Community Notepad
• Chamber of Commerce board suggests questions for City Council appointee interviews
• Local dentists and fitness training center sponsor 'bully-proofing' and 'women empowerment' event
• Two Bay Area educators present fun 'learning tool' folder games - Saturday at Florey's
• Longtime Pacifican Loraine Harden, 85, dies March 17, 2012
• 'Hues and Views' Exhibit at Quarry Cove Gallery
• Frater shoots season low for Tiger golfers
• Philpott dominate in Alma Heights' win
• BOWLING SCORES FOR WEEK OF March 5
• Ralph L. Glew March 27, 1931-Feb. 7, 2012
• Tiger swim records continue to fall
• Sea Lions shine at Jr. Olympics
• Horseshoe club accepting members
• Sports complex dream fading?
• Pacificans invited to grand opening celebration of Stearns Lending
• City Council decides to appoint interim council member until November election
• Two council members face recall attempt
• Utility undergrounding soon to be underway along Palmetto Avenue
• 30 years of success, the story behind a program still getting the job done - PeninsulaWorks Jobs for Youth
• Joe's of Westlake is a Daly City institution
• Terra Nova Christian Preschool donates to Resource Center
• David Paulley will read at Poetry Forum tomorrow
• Moe name PAL-MVP
• Public suggests what to do with the Oddstad School site
• What's Happening at the Library
• Checking out the 2012 Mazda CX-9
• Earth Day events have begun -- 4-H Million Trees and Pacifica Gardens plant trees, kick off Earth Day Season
• Tigers run loose in track meets
• John Pantoleon tells the story of the dog who wanted to be a cat - Saturday at Florey's
• Pacifica Spindrift Players presents 'A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum'
• JUHSD board approves parcel tax for June ballot
• Terra Nova hosts alumni track meet
• A Woman of the Year who makes Daly City her home -- Lynn Eastman Bowdish
• Shockwaves end season
• Eagles on three game win streak
• Tigers set swim mark in defeat
• Players Needed for Women's Team
• Islanders impressive in win over South Bay
• Banjo player Jayme Stone brings his 'Room of Wonders' tour to Pacifica
• Students and teachers participate in National Day of Action
• California archaeologist Mark Hylkema guest speaker at San Pedro Valley Park
• You are invited to join in the planning for Pacifica's new library
• From the E&P: Stand Up and Run
• Wandering and Wondering
• IBL holds signups for spring sports
• Community Notepad
• Single-alarm structure fire in Pacifica burns laundry room
• Reunions
• Summer Sweep moves to the fall
• Letters to the Editor
• Pet of the Week
• BOWLING SCORES FOR WEEK OF Feb 27
• Win opening games Tigers honor former coach
• Wrestling legends take their battle cry into the ring - Saturday, IBL, Pacifica
• Birding field trip on Pedro Point Headlands this Sunday
• It's Happening at the Library
• Horacescope: Leftover PSHOF notes
• Jerry Hill campaigns in Pacifica for state senate seat
• What's happening in March at the Pacifica Senior Center?
• City task force endorses different cuts after City Council rejects June sales tax
• Pacifica's Financing City Services Task Force Chair Bruce Banco presents overview to Pacifica Democrats
• Weekend book signing at Florey's with former Pacifica School District Board Member Rudie Tretten
• San Mateo County Civil Grand Jury seeking applicants
• Pacifican Matty McLaughlin in Mel Brooks mega-hit 'The Producers' - now playing at SF School of the Arts
• South San Francisco students help Linda Mar Beach
• The Black Brothers Band bringing Irish music and songs of the sea to Pacifica, Saturday night
• Inebriated teens spoil TN dance
• Keep Pacifica Police Department intact
• Residents question use of apartment building on Norfolk
• PSAL champion Eagles lose opening CCS game
• Comments sought for draft environmental impact report for general plan and coastal plan update
• Jim Vreeland resigns from Pacifica City Council
• Wedding ring dropped in front of Manor Safeway last Friday
• Club Day Saturday, March 3
• Islanders kickoff season
• Wandering and Wondering
• Four enter PSHOF Perseverance key to inductee's fame
• Fog City Player of the Week
• El Dorado County buries racial slur
• An ounce of prevention
• Every book counts - the library times of Daly City's adopted son Samuel Chandler
• Examining the paths of opportunity - Oceana High School holds its first career day
• Sachi Cunningham and her film 'Chasing the Swell' at 5th Annual Surf Movie Benefit
• We Teach Science shows test score gains in math for Pacifica students
• Sales tax increase and other options recommended by city task force
• Wandering and Wondering
• Pacifica's Holiday Inn wins coveted Torchbearer Award
• Alma Heights cagers lose; still qualify for CCS
• Beta Sigma Phi celebrate Valentine's Day with annual dinner
• Lady Eagles win PSAL title
• St. Peter cagers in CYO playoffs
• Service project to help an Eagle Scout half done
• Blazing into town for a Saturday night sing, Bud E. Luv plays Pacifica Performances
• Supervisor Horsley emcees Sports Hall of Fame dinner
• Mayor's Corner
• Calling advance swimmers; new program being offered
• Record fourth title Lady Tigers win PAL championship
• Injury cost Tigers bid for victory
• Community Notepad
• Lack of a quorum stymies two City Council hearings
• Ocean Yoga hosts fundraising birthday celebration
• Ingrid B. Lacy students participate in Challenge Day activities
• Pacifica School District-preparing students for an evolving world
• Serving up notes at Safeway, Terra Nova musicians sound the call for upcoming pasta chow down
• From the 'Land of the Rising Sun,' Pacifican Matthew Perrett writes of teaching in Japan
• Financing City Services Task Force discusses more options
• JUHSD polling indicates support for $48/four year parcel tax
• Young Pacifica athlete named third alternate for Maverick's surf contest
• Seniors win on their 'Night' Tiger cagers in PAL playoffs
• Horacescope: Girl wrestlers receive accolades
• Tigers lose league mat title to HBM
• CYO Results St. Peter cagers make playoffs
• Host PSAL playoffs Lady Eagles win league title
• Fourth straight Lady Tigers win league title
• Injuries continue to haunt booters
• City Council recognizes sports hall of fame honorees
• Alma Heights cagers qualify for CCS
• Moose Lodge grooves with January Jazz
• Give me your money, in the name of Jesus?
• Sharon the Health: Legislation passed to help seniors pay for long-term health care
• Class of 2012 Four selected for induction into Pacifica Sports Hall of Fame
• Community Notepad
• Fog Fest Organizing Group looking for help
• Terra Nova girls advance to state robotics championships
• 'Scent of Jasmine' - author Nitza Agam's cathartic journey through love and war
• Good Shepherd fourth graders celebrate the Feat of the Epiphany
• Good Shepherd School celebrating Catholic Schools Week
• Conrado Tuazon Linsangan November 26, 1920 - February 2, 2012
• Services Saturday for Wilna H. Bell August 16, 1920 - February 5, 2012
• Financing City Services Task Force ponders sunset clause for sales tax increase; reviews county salaries
• Tom Bishop, grandson of legendary Colma hog farmer, talks family
• Daly City Mayor Gonzalo 'Sal' Torres believes in the greatness of his community
• City of Pacifica Financial Services Task Force Chair Bruce Banco next guest speaker at Pacifica Democrats' meeting
• Mateo County Board of Supervisor Carole Groom gives 'State of the County' address before Pacifica Democrats
• San Pedro Creek gets a big clean up
• The Drake legacy continues
• Wandering and Wondering
• Pole walking classes offered in PB&R class; see PLAY guide out today
• Pacifica Education Foundation holds third annual donation day to benefit the Pacifica School District All-volunteer group rallies forces to fund middle school band and 21st Century education programs
• Ernest C. Scott, Jr. passed away Feb. 1
• A tale of two shorebirds - a slide presentation by Paul Donahue next Wednesday
• Pacifica Beach Coalition seeking new members
• Service project planned to help an Eagle Scout
• Last milestone completed on the Tom Lantos Devils Slide tunnels
• GGNRA ranger tases off leash dog walker at Rancho Corral de Tierra near Montara
• Task force recommends half-cent sales tax increase
• City employees salaries revealed
• Pet of the Week
• Wandering and Wondering
• Horacescope:'Pride' returns to ring
• College All-American Jonas brings court skills to PSHOF
• Club Day Saturday, Feb. 4
• CYO Results Celtics nip Holy Name on the road
• Celebrating AnnaBee's Pet Fashion Boutique & Club Annabee's Doggie Hotel and Day Care
• Letters to the Editor
• Lee DeWyze joins Gable Heart Beats community
• Commnity Notepad
• Pacifica Profile: Wisconsinite Jean Rentmeester has called Pacifica home for 65 years
• Engaging mind, body and heart, Coastside Adult Day Health Center helps clients and their caregivers thrive
• From storyteller Patrick Ball's 'Theater of Legend' comes the legend of the Celtic harp
• San Mateo County Board of Supervisors seek to manage Sharp Park Golf Course
• A celebration of gratitude with author Kathy Scheiern at Florey's Books
• Waterworks
• Oceana High School senior named JUHSD student trustee for spring semester
• The rich history behind Belleau Wood, France
• Jefferson High School mid-year graduate named JUHSD Student of the Month for January
• It's Happening at the Library
• Laying down a palette of blues, Daniel Castro plays Pacifica Performances
• Liberal love means throwing Occupy Wall Street under the bus
• Team Gearhead cleans up San Pedro Creek
• Pacifica woman's death ruled suicide
• Community Notepad
• Stakeholders Earth Day Planning Meeting Jan. 31
• Planting Natives at the Pedro Point Headlands
• The Pacifica Beach Coalition seeks new members
• Letters to the Editor
• Horacescope: Reporter's notebook closes
• Lady Eagles win six straight games
• Services Saturday for Louis Peter Curoso, Jr.
• Working for Bill Drake
• For the record
• Services Thursday for Robert Reed Bender
• Shockwaves lose indoor
• Pacifica Tribune Publisher Emeritus, community icon, Bill Drake dies at 91
• Three quarters of Tigers' Manessis too much for Oceana cagers
• JUHSD teachers speak out about low pay, high cost of benefits
• Potential cuts and tax measures introduced during city's open house
• Letters to the Editor
• Lady Eagles stay unbeaten
• Horacescope: Ushering in the year for Giants
• Pacifica welcomes first baby of 2012
• Pacifica School District board declares part of Oddstad School surplus; leaves sports fields intact
• Pacifica's Environmental Family seeking candidates for Board of Directors
• Chapter Chatter: Jackie Speier Guest of Beta Sigma Phi
• Pet of the Week
• Former Pacifica Firefighter George Douglas Baldwin dies at 78
• Community Notepad
• Free Parent Education Workshop - Learn how to help your child succeed in school
• What's Happening at the Library
• 'Structures, Waves, and Sunsets' painting and sculpture exhibit at Quarry Cove Art Gallery
• Pacifica School District Update
• Lecture on San Francisco trailblazer Henry Tiffany Scott - Sunday at Cypress Lawn
• Book by geologist Juanita Mercado showcases the value of golf, golf courses and the environment
• Pianist Thomas Pandolfi plays 'Into the Night with Gershwin' - Saturday at Pacifica Performances
• Tragic consequences of Iraq invasion are brought to Palo Alto stage by Pacifican Lennon Smith
• Memorial service Saturday for Dennis 'Jim' Willis
• Gold Rush Pro Wrestling comes to the Pacifica ring with BANDSLAM!
• Cutting PCT hurts Pacifica
• Daly City Council Corner
• Firefighters rescue injured teenage climber
• Services Saturday for Steve Blasquez
• James (Jimmy D) P. Doran Nov. 12, 1969 - Jan . 4, 2012
• Reunions
• St. Andrew helps fund Pacifica Police Department's 'National Night Out' program
• Giants hiring for baseball season
• San Mateo County Supervisor Carole Groom guest speaker at Pacifica Democrats' breakfast meeting
• Duggan's Serra Mortuary - celebrating the individual life for more than 120 years
• Self-destruction, mendacity and loneliness create fireworks in 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof'
• Wanda K. Whitaker presents 'Angels and Spirit Guides' at Florey's
• Daly City and north Pacifica neighborhoods lose power after New Year
• Bay Area artist Tom Holland exhibiting at Sanchez Art Center
• What's happening at the library
• Traveling comfortably in a 2012 Nissan Rogue SV FWD
• King of strings - fingerstyle guitarist Mark Hanson plays Pacifica
• Local Explorer Scouts win awards at graduation ceremony
• Editorial: Pacifica Police Watch
• Working to Fight Cancer! American Cancer Society Relay For Life of Daly City looking for local sponsors
• Editor and Publisher: My New Year's Wish
• City staff holds community meeting to discuss financing city services
• Illness strikes Tiger cagers; keep going
• Jean Harriet Warren Feb. 18, 1926 - Dec. 29, 2011
• CYO Results St. Peter wins FLAME
• Club Day Saturday, January 7
• Police Beat
• Pacifica Beach Coalition invites new members
• Man dies after being hit by car on Skyline Blvd.
• Southern family values examined in Tennessee Williams play
• January Workdays at the Pedro Point Headlands
• Allen Fish will discuss 'Cooper Hawk' at next Pedro Park talk
• Street tales from the Bartlett behind the bullets
• The little store that could - Aaron Schlieve's bookshop on Palmetto
• Wandering and Wondering
• Forbes named top offense player Tigers receive County grid honors
• Horacescope: Pacifica link to City College
• Robot builders explore technology at Ocean Shore School
• Letters to the Editor
• Mike's Minutia
• Community Notepad
• Daly City Fire: More than 100 years of service to the community
• Feline resident cares for veterans at the San Francisco VA's Community Living Center
• Elio Fontana - a life journey written in stone
• My Turn: Sharp Park Golf Course
• Santa Claus thrills young and old at Mazzetti's Bakery
• Seeking Pacifica's first baby of 2012
• Wandering and Wondering
• Moe scores 37 Tigers win cage shoot-out
• Sports Hall of Fame Class 2011 named
• Playing different roles
• Pacifica Islanders seek players for upcoming season
• This may be the year for young Tiger cagers
• Senior-led varsity Tigers under new soccer coach
• Celebration of life Friday for Giulio Bagneschi
• Pacifica Performances presents a rockin' New Year's Eve with Brother Buzz
• Community Notepad
• Former longtime Pacifican Carlos 'Monty' Montelaro dies at 73
• Online ballot now available in Pacifica Tribune's 'Best of' Contest
• Hey, what are we, chopped liver?
• Former Pacifica Tribune golf writer Bill Evans dies
• Local high school's 'Sojourn to the Past' receives prestigious national award
• Plan to declare Oddstad School site surplus is discussed
• Pacifica supports SF mayor's veto of wetlands plan for Sharp Park
• With the roaring heart of a committed volunteer, Daly City's Perla Ibarrientos serves her community
• Tales from the Pacifica Resource Center - Eli's year-round holiday giving
• On the 9th day towards Christmas, the Seaside Singers sing
• A story of holiday giving starring the Pacifica Resource Center and the Manzanita Elves
• E-Ticket family ride with Spielberg film 'The Adventures of Tintin'
• 'Christmas in a Celtic Land' - a Friday night concert with Golden Bough
• Humans and canines take the first dig on the new dog park
• My Turn: Brendan Moroso
• Boxing's no kid stuff for 12-year-old Mahasin
• The reawakening of a seaside destination: The new Moonraker opens in Pacifica
• Pacifica Firefighters collecting toys for needy children
• Pet of the week
• Pacifica police headquarters briefly evacuated
• Caltrans to build new Highway 1 bridge over San Pedro Creek
• Timber! Families cut down Charlie Brown Christmas trees in Pacifica Land Trust event
• 'Betty Boop' murder victim from Pacifica exhumed for DNA test
• Pacifica Resource Center's Marina Castellanos is honored with community award
• Loaded with Victorian character - a Dickens Fair review
• A woman for all seasons - Pacifican Rose Lang turns 90!
• Tigers lose to the system
• Tigers lose in Open Division Playing up - not fun!
• Daly City celebrates centennial in gala event
• Opinion: City of Pacifica wants to stop the sale of your home or business
• Pacifica School District wins parcel tax extension and higher amount
• Fog Fest: Spirit of community and a little bit of debate
• Florey's Book Company of Pacifica welcomes author Alessa Adamo at Thursday night book signing
• One of Pacifica Police's brightest native sons moving on to new challenges
• Authorities identify Dublin, Pacifica men killed in San Mateo County crashes
• Westmoor High School students enjoy health and safety fair
• Ride 2 Recovery veterans pedal through Pacifica
• From the Editor and Publisher
• Police Beat
• Probe into Pacifica dog mauling rules out murder
• Mancave Mets on championship roll
• Injuries hurt Oceana netters
• Coaching is not a guarantee
• Tiger poloists play two different games
• Highway widening plans will change the look of Vallemar and Rockaway Beach
• Nominations welcome for Sports Hall of Fame
• Conditioned Tiger poloists splash Mills
• Tigers water polo coach gets first win
• Alma Heights netters have long day on court
• Pop Warner football shows strength
• Head over heels -- Pacificans help set world record in handstands
• Balldude Balestreri on field with Giants
• Bokamper brings attention to Terra Nova XCountry
• The Parca guide to a full, active and independent life
• Budget cuts prompt changes at Pacifica Police Department
• Opportunities abound in San Mateo County on Coastal Cleanup Day
• A walk on the Daly City side with historian Bunny Gillespie
• Pet of the Week: Meet Sponday
• La Playa celebrates 20 years in business
• Suzanne Lamar's compelling film reintroduces the Pacifica Resource Center
• Serramonte Ford celebrates 40 years in business
• Wandering and Wondering
• Tigers frosh too strong for Harbor
• TDs aplenty for Tigersharks
• California Coastal Cleanup Day this Saturday needs volunteers
• Brockmeyer returns to Terra Nova soccer
• With castanets, dance and guitar - Yaelisa and Caminos Flamencos return to Pacifica
• Car Column: Life is good in Monterey
• Services planned for Donald H. Malsack Sr.
• After stumbling into pot club, Pacifica officials weigh response
• Wandering and Wondering: Sept. 7, 2011
• The San Francisco Sound Wave Chorus swings a cappella Saturday night
• Hurry and register -- It's not too late to be in the Fog Fest parade
• Junk Yard Dogs reunite
• World-renowned conservationist Martin Litton stops for a night in Pacifica
• Jerry Hill to hold news conference in San Bruno with residents and mayor to urge passage of Gas Pipeline Safety legislation
• Waiting to be made whole, one year after the San Bruno blast
• Data Center: 2011 California School API Scores
• Horacescope: Colleges come calling
• Sunset Ridge celebrates the completion of The Oversea, an outdoor whale-shaped learning area
• Community rallies to support and enrich Pacifica School District programs
• San Mateo County schools do well based on state measuring stick but many fail to meet federal standards
• Letters to the Editor
• Hidden Household Dangers for Dogs and Cats
• Chili contest winners chosen at smokin' hot event
• Pacificans Care awards 2011 grants
• San Mateo County sheriff sued over alleged error that lead to arrest and jail for Pacifica man
• Silicon Valley legend Steve Jobs resigns as Apple CEO
• Gary Bogue: Pit bulls: Some thoughts about fatal attack in Pacifica
• Back to School for Pacifica - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Data Center: 2011 California STAR Test Scores
• Experts: Only one of couple's two pit bulls was involved in fatal attack on Pacifica woman
• Pregnant woman fatally mauled by her own pit bull in Pacifica
• Draft environment impact report for Highway 1 widening open for public comment until Oct. 7
• Pacifica School District board expected to approve parcel tax extension for November ballot
• Reasons to respect coastal wildlife -- the lost age of innocence
• Come and get it! Shopping starts early for citywide garage sale
• Channel 26 PCT-TV Schedule: Week of August 3 - 9, 2011
• State Assembly honors outgoing police chief
• Bicyclist remains critical after fall
• Devil's Slide bypass tunnels on Highway 1 delayed for a year
• Planning Commission criticizes plans for new home on Gypsy Hill
• Pacifica teen bicyclist dies after being accidentally struck by mini van
• Robo-Champs! Terra Nova Girls win big in Colorado State Championships
• Rancho Day Fiesta At Sanchez Adobe Historic Site
• At-risk missing Pacifica juvenile
• Wandering and Wondering: July 13, 2011
• Pacifica man gets 6 months for selling mounts of endangered animals
• Police say man stole eye glasses at Pacifica bar, started brawl
• To play in NCFL Bowl game Islanders win conference grid title
• For the Record - Rosemary Ellen Morgan
• PCTV 26 Schedule for July 6-12, 2011
• Resources and Support
• <font size=3><i>Traveling Little Leaguers: </i></font><br> Dreamin' time in Cooperstown
• Fingerstyle guitarists Jerome Malaval and Jim Nichols on stage in Pacifica
• <font size=4><i>Pacifica Profiles:</i> </font><br>Retired Pacifica teacher Kay Kirkland turns 90
• What's Happening at the Senior Center in July
• Pacifica's mayor to deliver 'State of the City' speech to Pacifica Democrats
• From the shoe: The Gift of the Sea
• Frank's Salon: Drill baby drill, dig baby dig
• Chaos wins Piccolotti Classic
• City Council approves outsourcing Pacifica police communication services to South San Francisco
• It's Official Rand McNally's 'Best of the Road' coming to Pacifica July 11-12; Volunteers sought to quickly spruce up community for chance at 'Most Beautiful City' win
• World's ugliest dog contestant visits Pacifica
• Letters to the Editor: June 29, 2011
• Surf Lounge employee cited for selling alcohol to underage minor decoy
• Carolyn Livengood: Pacifica nonprofit celebrates volunteers
• Mother Nature threatens more Pacifica cliff apartment dwellers
• Sharon the Health: Brain nutrition — Will it help me to remember?
• Pacifica's HAM operators field test their preparedness
• Why My Dad is Special
• PALL Results: White Sox bats come alive
• PNLL Results
• PSD students show their strengths in Super Sports day
• Blocked goal gives Tsunamis top place
• Band spectacular pays tribute to Rob Schneider Music Foundation
• PB&R Commission studies dog park design
• PCT expands down the Coast
• 2011 Eighth Grade graduates
• Wandering and Wondering: June 15, 2011
• My Turn: It's time for Pacifica to get serious about Medical Cannabis
• Great moments in bebop with the Barry Hutcherson Quartet
• Police pursuit leads to multiple arrest charges against Daly City man
• Joe DiMaggio baseball: Sehgal keeps Pacifica unbeaten
• From the E&P: We're Your Pacifica Tribune
• Oceana hosts basketball camp
• Oceana High School Class of 2011 — Awards and Honors
• My Turn
• The California Youth Ballet presents 'Giselle' and 'The Adventures of Alice'
• Terra Nova hosts basketball camp
• City Council passes budget and approves Palmetto utility undergrounding
• Pacifican Jeff Christner named 2010 National Animal Control Association Employee of the Year
• What's Happening in Pacifica? Event Calendar
• Margaret Ahern July 6, 1948 — June 3, 2011
• Susan Pfeifer to speak at Pacifica Democrats breakfast meeting this Saturday
• Weed Warriors
• Community Notepad: June 15, 2011
• The Dan Ernst Golf Tournament returns after a 5-year absence
• Pacificans graduating from private schools
• Friendship Playground at the top of Yosemite Drive will be closed for a week
• Carolyn Livengood: Bassetto re-elected to veterans post
• Dump truck overturns at bottom of Sharp Park Road
• Let's go to the San Mateo County Fair!
• Congratulate your GRAD!
• Pacifica Co-op Nursery School Springfest raises record number of dollars
• Italian Scallion: June 1, 2011
• Pacifica Spindrift Players presents 'Come back to the five and dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean'
• Pacifica is top vote-getter as 'Most Beautiful Town' in Rand McNally/USA today 'Best of the Road' contest
• Chamber of Commerce's popular 'Taste of Pacifica' returns June 4
• Horacescope: Back to Land
• Police Beat: May 25, 2011
• Award-winning film 'Bag It' plays June 3
• Outgoing JUHSD superintendent looks back on challenges and accomplishments
• City Council approves increase in garbage collection fees
• Pacifica in the running for coveted 'Most Beautiful' in Rand McNally/USA Today Best of the Road contest
• Ortega School plants a tree in memory of loving parent volunteer
• Dave and Lou's Service Station:  50+ years of courtesy and expert car care
• PAL qualifiers: Tiger harriers advance to CCS trials
• Moose Lodge host sports breakfast to honor athletes
• Business Utility Users' Tax deadline nears
• Tiger netters nip Hillsdale in finale
• Names in the News:
• Pacifica Chamber of Commerce's 'Eggs 'n' Issues' event postponed until July
• Tiger 9 fail in bid for CCS
• Lady Tigers host CCS softball game
• St. Peter cagers fall in Coastside Classic tourney
• Beta Sigma Phi wrap-up
• A personal invitation
• Terra Nova High School hosts the Special Olympics
• Author Arnold D. Gardner signs 'The Leadfeather Syndrome'
• Support your hometown newspaper and your favorite local business
• Wandering and Wondering: May 18, 2011
• From the Shoe: Let them read books
• Anna Boothe will read poems tomorrow night
• Ingrid B. Lacy Middle School community rallies against state budget cuts for education
• Terra Nova Career Center reminds employers to hire students for the summer
• Pacifica Education Foundation's 1st Annual Family Fun & Run Day offers something for everyone
• PB&R hosts Bike-to-Work Day Energizer Station
• Jim Steele hosting bird song walk at San Pedro Valley Park
• Pedro Point Headland Habitat Restoration Day this Sunday
• California Coastal Commission topic of Saturday's Pacifica Democrats' guest speaker
• Ken O'Malley plays Pacifica Performances
• Terra Nova's 5th Annual Car Show
• Social mentoring program helps students navigate high school
• Planning director unveils customer service ideas during economic development committee meeting
• Police Beat: May 18, 2011
• CPUC confirms to Rep. Speier that PG&E reduced expenditures for pipeline replacement by $183 million from 1987-1999
• Jim Tasa selected as next Pacifica Police Chief
• PCT honors outstanding community members
• Jean C. Leonard April 28, 1916 — April 12, 2011
• Letters to the Editor: May 18, 2011
• City Council finds final cuts to balance this year's budget<br>
• Number of homeless in Pacifica soars
• It's Happening at the Library: Week of May 18-24, 2011<br>
• Avalos adds new wrinkle to Sharp Park dispute
• Skyline College President's Breakfast shines light on student and faculty achievements
• Poachers Sentenced for Trafficking Abalone in Bay Area
• Jim Tasa appointed Chief of Police for the City of Pacifica
• For BabyFace Boxing Fenner has busy month in ring
• Reunions
• My Turn: Golf community, Pacifica residents, public officials rally over Sharp Park Golf Course's future
• Letters to the Editor: May 11, 2011
• Meyer and Boe engaged to be married
• Horacescope: A degree in baseball!
• Basketball, volleyball camps offered at IBL School
• Breakfast of Champions: 15 prep athletes to be honored
• Names in the news
• Murphy pitches Lady Tigers to win over 'Cap
• City Council supports education week of action May 9-12
• It's Happening at the Library: Week of May 11-17, 2011
• For the record
• Tiger Netters win first game
• Dave Pine elected county supervisor
• PNLL Results: Sun Valley stays in first place
• PALL Results: Fourth inning rally aids Muscio Electric
• Rose expert speaks to Pacifica Garden Club
• Police Beat: May 11, 2011
• California Coastal Commission topic of next Pacifica Democrats' guest speaker
• Vallemar community discusses saving century old palm trees by undergrounding utility wires
• Pacifica team on the road again for AIDS/LifeCycle
• Publisher's Corner
• Two injured in reckless driving accident; police call off pursuit prior to crash
• New subscribers to the Pacifica Tribune could win A's tickets!
• Jefferson Union High School District faces deep budget cuts after measure fails
• PCT honors supporters of community television
• Glenn Keator speaks on life of oak at next San Pedro Park talk
• New Sun Valley Market moves into Vallemar
• State education superintendent rallies for governor's tax extension
• BAM! Oceana High School's annual portal into art
• Coastside Farmer's Market opens today in Pacifica
• Pacifica college student founds flourishing non-profit; may win $100,000
• Terra Nova volunteers aid Special Olympics
• Horacescope: Special Olympics bring joy
• Wandering and Wondering: May 4, 2011
• It's Happening at the Library
• At the Spindrift - 'Boxcar' by Silvia González highlights innocence along the devil's highway
• Rebuilding Together Peninsula connects hands across Pacifica
• The Skyline Concert Choir and the Coastside Community Orchestra present Schubert, Beethoven and Bernstein
• CYO basketball results
• What's happening in May 2011 at the Pacifica Senior Center?
• Islanders cut Giants down to size
• 'Why My Grandmother is Special'
• JUHSD parcel tax, Measure C, fails to win a two-thirds majority; Dave Pine elected county supervisor
• Carolyn Livengood: Filoli salutes Mother Nature
• Oceana netters losing home court
• PALL Results Brazil throws no-hitter for Muscio Electric
• Former Terra Nova baseball coaches reunite at anniversary
• Local quilters sew for Japanese earthquake and tsunami victims
• Rod Clark will read tomorrow at Florey's for National Poetry Month
• Education Beat
• Quake shakes Bay Area
• Earth Day Action and Celebration
• Press Credentials for Pacifica Tribune <br><font size=3>A Bay Area News Group/MediaNews Group Newspaper</font>
• Voters reject fire assessment
• Editorial: Vote yes on school tax measures
• Oceana student Vanessa Hanson is honored with President's Volunteer Service Award
• Pacifica Police welcome two new reserve officers
• Community Notepad: Week of April 6 -12, 2011
• Police Beat: Week of April 6 - 12, 2011
• Earth Day 2011 Pacifica — sometimes it takes a village
• Islanders stampede Stallions
• Author Brigid O'Farrell guest speaker at next Pacifica Democrats' meeting
• Transportation Authority seeks community applicants
• What's Up at PCT
• Wandering and Wondering
• Letters to the Editor
• Thomas C. Holleran
• Former Pacifica Police Chief Mel Nelson dies
• Our Turn: Sunshine is the best disinfectant
• Pacifica Sports Club to honor sports feats
• Spaghetti dinner for Terra Nova sports
• Philpott has big week for Eagles
• Learn about the proper disposal of fluorescent light bulbs
• Hooper makes pitch for PNLL
• What's happening in April at the Pacifica Senior Center?
• Bill Evans mighty banjo breakdown - Saturday in Pacifica
• Recology of the Coast celebrates first year
• Pet of the Week: Meet Watson
• Pacificans invited to Passover celebration
• Strikers overcome slow start to win
• Lane closure on Highway l from new pipe installation project ends Thursday
• Bleyle Elevator sponsors Casino Night
• Terra Nova senior named March Student of the Month
• City Council sets public hearing to increase Recology collection fees
• The Joy of Tennis: Club Day
• Wildlife Associates bringing intriguing critters to next Friends of San Pedro Park talk
• Heavy rains, high winds cause flooding, power outages and car accidents in San Mateo County
• Heavy rains, high winds cause flooding, power outages and car accidents in San Mateo County
• New developer takes aim at Pacifica quarry
• Recology sponsoring Pacificans Care's upcoming Casino Night
• Tour comes to Pacifica: Giants fans meet 'Tiffany' at World Champion trophy viewing
• It's happening at the Library
• Ocean Shore students jump rope for heart
• Four years later, convicted embezzlers have still not faced the music
• Host families in Pacifica sought for international exchange students
• Dean H. Croft
• Wandering and Wondering
• Earth Day is coming -- mark your calendar, sign up your team or business
• Pacifica Spindrift Players presents 'Sherlock Holmes -- The Final Adventure'
• Arabian Spring
• Planting Party at Pedro Point Headlands this Sunday
• Early childhood music educator Linda Tringali presents kids concert at Florey's
• Pacifica School District hits Sacramento to protest cuts to education
• Sheriff's proposal is cheapest option for Half Moon Bay policing
• Carolyn Livengood: Italian singer serenades San Mateo
• The old Grace and Carl McCarthy home is recipient of green building award
• Teresa Jane Raawe
• Barbara E. Kirkpatrick 3/16/22-3/7/2011
• Services this week for Robert Bruce Gonzales
• Eltha Virginia Gomes <br> October 21, 1936 - March 3, 2011
• Pacifica welcomes San Francisco Giants World Series Trophy
• Save Our Schools organizes local and Sacramento rally to encourage voters to pass tax extensions
• City confirms interest from Barry Swenson Builder for Rockaway Quarry
• Wandering and Wondering: March 16, 2011
• Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market opens in Pedro Point
• Local dentist pays Vallemar School a visit
• Dean H. Croft 11/6/57 - 2/22/11
• World Series trophy coming to town
• New developer takes aim at Pacifica quarry
• Pacifica sewage plant to pay for spills
• My Turn: Fighting for the Working Man
• From the Mayor: Thank you for prompt response
• GGNRA presents draft dog management plan for public comment
• Pacifican among 27th Annual Women's Hall of Fame honorees
• Pacificans air gripes about proposed fire assessment
• Pacifica Police Department receives ABC Mini-Grant
• Sunset Ridge Elementary School celebrates literacy
• Celebration of Life planned for Charles M. Daniels
• Scott Garrigan's selfless spirit echoed in numerous acts of kindness and charity
• Yee-Haw! Sidesaddle & Co. returns to Pacifica
• Longboard Margarita Bar serves up interesting concoctions
• Ocean Shore School participates in international Pennies for Peace campaign; Popular cultural education program tied to New York Times best sellers, Three Cups of Tea and Stones Into Schools
• Children's librarian Barbara Amberg honored by Pacifica City Council
• Applicants sought for San Mateo County Civil Grand Jury
• JC Penney opens to an appreciative crowd at Serramonte Shopping Center
• Pacifica Lions Club Student Speaker Contest
• No drama yet this season on Esplanade cliff
• Mayor greets business owners and local residents in second walk around town
• PSD board approves funding for band program for next year
• Girls wrestle too!
• Mouse squad roars
• Nancy Hall's CD single sales benefit LBC restoration project
• Gridiron fundraiser: Win-win for Islanders, Little Brown Church
• Prom at Winter's Tavern mixes generations, raises money for Pacifica Historical Society
• Pitching shines for Tigers
• Horacescope: Soccer officiating brings fun, cash
• What you can do to support your hometown paper
• Pacifica police department offers services to Half Moon Bay
• Assemblyman Jerry Hill presents State of the State Address at Democrats' meeting
• It's Happening at the Library
• Established Pacifica artist Kim McCool Nelson exhibits in New York and Florida
• Celebration of Life planned for Charles M. Daniels
• Services Friday for Judith Ann Marsiglia
• For the record
• Big wave film on the 'Swell of the Century' plays Friday night in Pacifica
• Pacifica Girl Scout troop honored by Lions Club for community service
• Beta Sigma Phi's holds annual Valentine Celebration
• The geeks are cool in Stage 2's 'Speech & Debate'
• Tony and Jo Ann Marotto celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
• Community celebrates literacy at Ortega Elementary
• Rotary Bowlathon March 6 at Sea Bowl
• 'An Artist's view' works of Sydney Clark at Quarry Cove
• Pacifica Preschool Fair March 3
• Saturday night Trio Garufa delivers the elegant kick of tango
• Volleyball at Alma Heights
• Four new inductees: Volunteerism highlights PSHOF ceremony
• Best of Pacifica 2011
• Westmoor High School senior named JUHSD Student of the Month for January
• Pet Profiles — Tonka
• Spindrift's Stage 2 presents pipeline to today's youth with 'Speech & Debate'
• Brooks Robertson, a guitar orchestra on six strings, plays Pacifica
• Wandering and Wondering: February 23, 2011
• Rob Schneider Music Foundation suspends funding PSD band program
• World Series trophy comes to Pacifica
• Popular fashion show benefits local veterans
• Services held for Barbara Grace Rowell
• Saturday, Feb. 26, Justin Phu and Duke Hardcastle play the Chit Chat
• Robert Hudson exhibit opens at at Sanchez Art Center
• Lady Tigers 3-Peat as PAL champs
• Got taxes? 'On the Coast' is U.S. Bank business of the month at Eureka Square
• Former Tribune reporter Pat Lynn dies
• At home or in Haiti , Pacifican Michelle Lacourciere works to build sustainable communities
• Rivercats battle through layoff to win tourney
• Lyle David Johnson 3/10/1950 - 2/18/2011
• Memorial services Friday for Vivian Ruth Pappas
• Sheet rocking and rolling with the Pacifica Historical Society
• Notice of acceptance of nominations for Open Space Preservation Award
• New design for Nick's Restaurant and the Sea Breeze Motel wows Planning Commission and City Council
• Celebration of Life planned for musician Tommy Small
• Richard Weyerts Thomas
• Pacifica Beach Coalition hosting 4th annual surf movie benefit for Earth Day
• Alma Heights makes PSAL cage playoff
• Wandering and Wondering: February 16, 2011
• Services held for Hertha Leota Overbeck
• Celebration of Life planned for Joe Spruitenburg
• Joy of Tennis
• Class of 2011: Four Pacificans selected for induction into Sports Hall of Fame
• Terra Nova clinches PAL Bay girls basketball title with win over Mills
• City Council approves fire suppression assessment
• Heather Criswell presents 'Wise Talk for Families' Saturday at Florey's
• Margaret Edhammer-Enevold
• Memorial Saturday for Adame Martin Brunner
• Let's get this party started! Winters Tavern throws a prom for the Little Brown Church
• Two violins and one viola take on Dvorak, Kodaly, Mozart and Prokofiev
• Services Friday for Charles Earl Goodwin
• Planting Natives at the Pedro Point Headlands
• Police Beat: February 16, 2011
• From the shoe: Random words of kindness
• Complimentary Swim Coupon
• An American Valentine at A Grape in the Fog: The Offshoots
• Flick Nation: Watch out Rocky, here comes King George VI
• Unchained giants pound it out in a match for best of the Bay
• Services Friday for Barbara M. Gilbride
• Fairmont Center store held up by armed robber
• Jefferson Union High School District board asks voters to pass parcel tax
• Meet Skyline's all-female car club the Heart Wrenchers and their teacher Julia Johnson
• It's Super Bowl party time for football fans like Chris and Marisa Abraham
• It's Happening at the Library
• Peninsula Humane Society Pet of the Week: Meet Alby
• For the Record
• Letters to the Editor
• Former Pacificans celebrate 65th wedding anniversary
• The 'Luv' extravaganza Saturday night at Pacifica Performances
• Friday night salsa with Mazacote and timbalero Louie Romero at Sharp Park Restaurant
• Wandering and Wondering: February 9, 2011
• Charges likely in crash that killed Pacifica man
• Black history celebrated at museum in Burlingame
• John Horgan: SamTrans driver an honest man
• Services Saturday for Patricia 'Pat' A. Carter
• Piccolotti wins Jiu Jitsu title
• Cagers make history Alma Heights qualifies for CCS
• Oceana senior cagers honored in home finale
• Fouls cost young Tigers two games
• Tiger cagers have tough road week
• Pet of the Week
• Pacifican recovers from rare illness after receiving experimental stem cell treatment
• There's a new locksmith in town
• Longtime Pacifican Florence Mattier loses battle with cancer
• Martha Justine Velez September 29, 1944-January 27, 2011
• Community blood drive coming to Pacifica
• Feeney leads young Sharks cagers
• Horacescope: 50 years on the diamond
• Supervisor Don Horsley announces Coastside Office Hours
• What is Cable Access Preservation?
• It's Happening at the Library
• What's Happening at the Senior Center in February
• Driver slams into Winter's Tavern; seven injured
• Local residents participate in Pacifica's new general plan development
• Letters to the Editor
• Rotary honors local businessman for help with Rotary Garden Plaza project
• Former Pacifican Steven T. Lampley dies
• Oceana High School is recipient of $4,000 garden grant
• Live in Pacifica — it's Saturday night Durst
• Community involvement takes Hale into PSHOF
• Baby Face Gutierrez fights way into hall of fame
• Sharks in battle for mat title
• Succulent expert guest speaker Garden Club meeting
• Good dog Paxson at the 2011 Golden Gate Kennel Club All-Breed Dog Show
• Results of last week's poll: How do you feel about the legalization of marijuana?
• St. Peter cagers snap losing streak
• Fury wins twice in Association Cup
• Vargas injured in Tiger loss
• Coaching skills puts Brockmeyer in PSHOF
• Young Tigers battle hard for cage win
• Lady Bulldogs perfect with court play
• Tangerine Arts' 'Broad Brush' Exhibit open at the Hall of Justice
• Horaacescope: 50 years of Terra Nova baseball
• Chuck Gust honored with The Margi Grant Heart of Hospitality Award
• Adopt a Parakeet from Peninsula Humane Society
• A dog's life — unique pet store offers one-of-a-kind services and goods for dogs
• June Louise Delicino August 15, 1927-January 22, 2011
• Virginia 'Gin' Burton Celebration of Life Jan. 29
• Wandering and Wondering: January 26, 2011
• Florey's Books wins storefront renovation project
• A sad sign of the times
• Water Works
• Letters to the Editor
• Vocalists Bobbe Norris and Kenny Washington - 'Two Views of the American Song'
• Weekly Poll: Rate the Fast Food Restaurants
• Most Peninsula cities get bad grades on smoking policies
• New sports academy 'spins' fundamentals
• PSHOF volunteers Beck for induction
• Services tomorrow for Jack P. Mini
• Services planned for Roberta Grant Ewald
• Celebration of Life planned for Florence V. Mattier
• A tribute in memory of Radine Christain Greene
• Dave O'Donald Brown passes away
• PSD board reorganizes, bids farewell to outgoing member and welcomes new
• Relatively Speaking: Ah, Men!
• Pacifica shooting sends man to hospital
• Pacifica Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market to open in March
• Wishing Councilmember Jim Vreeland a speedy recovery
• 2010 in Review: Cooking for those who keep our country safe, Rich Bacchi travels with America's Chefs
• 2010 in Review: Tigers win CCS Division III title; backup quarterback leads charge
• 2010 in Review: Foster parent Mary Johnson changes the world, one loved child at a time
• 2010 in Review: Tigers repeat as PAL tourney cage champs
• 2010 in Review: Pacifica Profiles -- Andy Pappas - a great 'fish' story
• 2010 in Review: Lady Tiger wrestlers win sixth league title
• 2010 in Review: Lady Tigers earn share of volley title; Eastman repeats as Player of Year
• 2010 in Review: Terra Nova swimmers make history; set school records at CCS
• 2010 in Review: Palo Alto man arrested in Pacifica cop dragging
• 2010 in Review: Stolen solar panels hurt Pacifica school
• 2010 in Review: Thirty years after the death of a legend, Pacifican Dave Sholin recalls the last interview
• 2010 in Review: Election winners celebrate change
• 2010 in Review: Rockaway cat feeder cleared of littering charges
• 2010 in Review: City Council to decide the fate of the Vallemar palms; neighborhood holds rally to save them
• Terra Nova High School construction reveals theater and new classrooms
• Young Tiger cagers ready for challenge
• SBL Gunners showed heart in tourney loss
• Growing life on the beach 14th Annual beach planting and restoration Jan. 22
• Pedro Point Headland habitat restoration work day Jan. 30
• Earth Day Pacifica Planning begins; Can you help?
• 2010 in Review: City Council approves dog park at Pacifica Center for the Arts
• Private services planned for Chester resident Steven Terry Hunt
• 2010 in Review: Pacifica man convicted child molestation likely not facing retrial
• 2010 in Review: Pacificans pour out assistance, compassion and donations to San Bruno fire victims
• 2010 in Review: Owners of apartments on crumbling Pacifica cliffs may have found a fix
• 2010 in Review: Oceana students rally the cry - 'Save Our Schools' - and citizens for education stand beside them
• 2010 in Review: Devil's Slide tunnel project sees the light of day
• 2010 in Review: New recycling and organics collection begins
• 2010 in Review: Jeff Steinberg's 'Sojourn to the Past' brings Civil Rights veterans to Oceana High School
• Pacifica woman wins lawsuit, keeps house after being conned
• Oceana cagers look toward improvement
• Applicants for open Planning Commission seat face City Council interview tonight
• Planning Commission holds study session about housing
• Mayor Mary Ann Nihart presents 'State of the City' address at next Pacifica Democrats meeting
• City Council introduces fire assessment and timeline for public input
• Pacificans interested in Sharp Park seawall protection petition City Council for support
• Local artist Phil Brent Harris in concurrent Bay Area shows
• City Budget Calendar (News)
• Vendor fair and workshop for San Bruno Fire Survivors
• Weekly Poll: If you were given $10,000 today, what would you do with it?
• Last week's poll results: What is your main New Year's resolution for 2011?
• Wandering & Wondering: January 5, 2011
• Participants sought for Tribune cancer investigation
• Helping hearts at the ready - Nessie and Erick Digre
• Pacifica's first baby of 2011 welcomed home by happy family
• Sports Hall of Fame Class 2011 named
• Celebration of Life for Christina Marie Kehoe Aguiar
• From the E&P
• For the Record
• Mayor Mary Ann Nihart presents 'State of the City' address at next Pacifica Democrats meeting
• Pacifica's Year in Review
• Pacifica Rotary Club honors Lionel Emde of Periwinkle Customing Framing
• Outgoing North Coast County Water District Boardmember honored
• Pacifica Moose Lodge marks its 50th anniversary at gala New Year's Eve event
• New coach, young team: Tiger cagers face many challenges
• See-saw battle tilts Tigers' way
• Horacescope: Oldtimers renew baseball memories
• Education beat
• Cooking for those who keep our country safe, Rich Bacchi travels with America's Chefs
• As Pacifica cliff crumbles, city scrambles for plan B
• Horacescope: Cycling turns life around
• City Council reorganizes
• Pacifica Tribune 2011 History Calendars now available
• St. Peter cagers take second in Flame meet
• Tiran joins St. Ignatius' baseball coaching staff
• Ten-year-old Nevin keeps up with older race cyclists
• Terra Nova hosts girls wrestling meet
• Happy Holidays from the Pacifica Library staff
• Santa Claus spreads holiday cheer at Mazzetti's Bakery
• Exploring the universe with photojournalist Michael Powers
• Tiger cagers go long range for win
• Work of local artisan Jon Sauer featured on cover of 'American Woodturner'
• Pet of the Week: Meet Marble
• Apartment fire prompts evacuations; one resident displaced
• The Rev. Mark G. Mazza installed as permanent pastor of St. Peter
• Pet of the Week: Meet Rufus
• Letters to the Editor
• Weekly Poll: What is your main New Year's resolution for 2011?
• Celebration of Life planned in January for Virginia Geary
• Letters to the Editor
• It's Happening at the Library
• My Hero
• Native Pacifican Gregory Lee Cochran passes away this past fall
• Fundraising event planned for injured Pacifican
• 'Say No to Drugs' door-decorating winners
• Linda Jean Bond June 15, 1946 - December 23, 2010
• BabyFace Boxing Win earns Miller 'fighter of night' award
• Holiday Decorating Contest 2010 winners
• Richard and Gladys Hall celebrate 60 years of marriage
• Siordia goes distance in first fight
• Bulldogs nip Burlingame in overtime
• In the Kitchen with Frank: Angels with cookie faces
• Young Tigers looking for first victory
• Priory too tall for Alma Heights cagers
• St. Peter cagers cruise past OLM
• Forbes named Tiger MVP
• Horacescope: The Gray way at Terra Nova
• Jay Howlett plays old stagecoach stop in San Gregorio
• Billie L. Wellington (Grisel) March 21, 1922 - Dec. 16, 2010
• Services Jan. 2 for longtime Pacifican Blanche McIntire
• Former Pacifican Otis R. 'Sarge' Strong dies at 89
• Nanette Louise Chinchiolo-Timmerberg
• Wandering and Wondering: December 22, 2010
• Guest Column: Pacificans Care and the Holiday Fund
• Former Tribune Publisher turns 90
• Running for a cure
• City Council adopts green building ordinance
• What's happening at the library?
• Santa's Mailbag, part 2
• High school students spread cheer at elementary schools
• SSPA presents a spectacular 'Babes in Toyland'
• No cruise in paradise
• Memorial services Jan. 8 for Wesley Samuel Ashley Jr.
• Golden Bough brings a Celtic Christmas to Pacifica
• Jewels Forever celebrates 20 years in business
• Derenzi and Blackwolf united in marriage
• Pacifica 4-H Club Monthly News
• Pacifica Performances holiday open house
• Holiday spirit abounds at Pacific Skies Estates
• Pedro Point Surf Club rings in the holidays
• Part Two: From Pacifica to Uganda, Nadine Hart builds paths of hope and recovery
• Blazers win CYO girls volley title
• A holiday tradition of fun and good will
• Peninsula Humane Society Pet of the week: Meet Tapioca
• Barracudas too strong in turkey tournament; win championship
• Police Beat
• Blue Christmas Service tonight an offering of hope
• St. Peter opens CYO cage season
• The Curios 'Winter Concert' plays Pacifica Performances; special song written for LBC
• Backup quarterback leads charge: Tigers Win CCS Division III title
• Alma Heights fares well in Pescadero
• Fundraiser on Saturday Islanders play football for Resource Center
• Instruction in Christian faith and conduct offered to teens in Pacifica
• St. Andrew to present 'Camel Lot' (A Christmas Musical)
• You're My Hero
• Nor Cal Giants sweep San Bruno Turkey tourney
• Horacescope: Why not us?
• Pacifica record label Reference Recordings receives Grammy nomination
• Sunset Ridge Elementary School recognized for academic gains
• City Council reorganization meeting Dec. 15
• Good Shepherd kids jump for health
• Wandering and Wondering: December 8, 2010
• From Pacifica to Uganda, Nadine Hart builds paths of hope and recovery
• Avalon Drive holiday lights spectacular; Christmas spirit shared in community food drive
• New health club for women opens in Rockaway
• Santa and the Captain stand at the ready for a Hyde Street Holiday
• Two to start with: two relatively inexpensive 4-door sedans
• Come to the Poetry Forum and see the new Florey's
• Stephen Johnson photos in Pacifica show exquisite views of our planet
• Letters to Santa online!
• Peninsula cities kick off holiday festivities
• Good Shepherd Lady Blazers volleyball champions
• Terra Nova wins sophomore league championship
• Pet of the Week
• Grand opening of Tom's Auto Body
• One hundred seniors enjoy holiday servings of joy from Nick's
• You're My Hero
• PUSC holds soccer tryouts
• Pacifica students show their commitment to living drug free in Pacifica Police' Red Ribbon Week door-decorating contest
• Young Sharks hope size helps on court
• Fury ends fall season
• Tigersharks fall in Super Bowl
• Oceana mat team set in all classes
• Speed is Sharks' court game
• Tigers face Monterey Saturday in Campbell
• Bowling prodigy's face-off
• Esplanade apartment building owner prepares for winter storms
• Vallemar Coat Drive will help people stay warm
• Lepeltalk: Boat rowing brings college scholarship
• Tigers return to CCS finals
• 'Charlie Brown Christmas tree' Habitat Restoration Day at Pedro Point Headlands
• Pacifica public works department shares the holiday spirit — collecting toys and adopting a family
• Exchange students share their experiences with Pacifica Rotary Club
• 2010 North Coast Classic a huge cuccess
• Wandering and Wondering
• Message from the Mayor
• Letters to the Editor
• Pacifican Ramon Gracia dies
• Skating into the holidays with a swing - Le Jazz Hot plays Pacifica
• Skyline College Victorian Costumed Dance Theater and Concert Choir spin the holidays with song
• Pacifica family escapes deadly carbon monoxide fumes
• On stage at the Spindrift, Ebenezer Scrooge takes the holiday spirit to court
• Alma Heights Christian Academy's Au and Chew named to All-League first team
• Terra Nova wins freshmen league championship
• Pro bowler Duke visits Sea Bowl
• Former IBL runners excel
• Simpson, Bermudez record Jr. Olympic times for Sea Lions
• Big Chill Out Surf Contest draws hundreds to Linda Mar
• 50th anniversary of first sports team
• Incredibles win Hayward soccer title
• Alumni helps tip-off Tigers' basketball
• Stingrays unbeaten in league play
• Tigers advance in CCS playoff
• Pacifica public works department shares the holiday spirit — collecting toys and adopting a family
• Linda Mar resident wins Tribune new subscriber raffle
• Shop Pacifica — It's the only way to buy!
• Pacifican vies for Guinness World Record
• My Turn/Golf Course rebuttal
• City Council considers green building ordinance
• Letters
• Local contractors partnering together to benefit the Little Brown Church project
• Oceana Pet Hospital is honored with benchmark of veterinary excellence
• Planning Commissioner criticizes colleagues, resigns over ideological differences
• Best of Pacifica 2011 online ballot
• Man accused of ice-pick stabbing
• Letters to the Editor
• Letters to the Editor
• Letters and Op-Ed Policy
• Pacifica School District celebrates outstanding Elna Flynn volunteers
• To help turn the tides on whaling, photographer Lincoln Shaw goes to sea
• Pop Warner results: Tigersharks stay alive in playoffs
• Eclectic mix of talent found at family-owned bike shop
• Plenty of pedaling at the annual trikathon
• Private services to be held for June Marinkovich
• Pet of the week
• What's happening at the library
• Big band locomotive with Lavay Smith and her Red Hot Skillet Lickers
• Boogie down blowout at Bimbo's with House Quake
• My Turn: Sharp Park Golf Course
• You're my hero
• TN Class of 1980 grad Sean Castillo dies
• Tiger cagers play alumni
• 'The Trial of Ebenezer Scrooge' — Holiday hilarity rocks in this new twist on an old classic
• Lady Eagles race to PSAL championship
• No holds barred: Referee Mark Claussen brings the ring to his hometown
• Belmont professor to be honored for fundraising efforts
• IBL's 'Mix it up Day' designed to foster respect
• Tigersharks fall in Mighty Mite Super Bowl
• Tiger sophs are league perfect
• Lady Tigers earn share of volley title
• It takes one poem to change everything - 15th annual Pacifica Poetry Festival presents on Sunda
• Tigers win Bay Division title
• Belmont professor to be honored for fundraising efforts
• Election winners celebrate change
• Chloramine in drinking water next topic at Pacifica Democrats' meeting
• Pacifican Debi Durst in the Durst, Durst, Bossier and Mari comedy night in Redwood City
• Young Tigers stay unbeaten
• Book signing at Florey's: In Claudia Hoag McGarry's book, a stalker gets his due
• Elma Mendola - her family helped build and settle Pacifica
• Terra Nova grad Sean Castillo dies in Oregon
• From the E&P: Reserve your event listing on Pacifica Tribune's History Calendar
• Musicians Morning Nichols and John Worley's most excellent birthday adventure Saturday in Pacifica
• 'Bay Area Bird Encounters with Walter Kitundu' this Saturday
• Celebration of Life Saturday for Tom Burns
• Friday, Pacifican and author David Hirzel has world premier at Marin Fringe Festival
• William 'Bill' Messer turning 90!
• Montessori School of Linda Mar bids farewell to teacher
• Request A Police Report
• Newcomer credits platform, volunteers for Pacifica election victory
• Paddle 4 a Cure: One man's quest to battle cancer
• Lepeltalk: A team of eight
• Longtime Pacifican Hazel Thompson dies at 91
• Local superstars of drywall installation: your Little Brown Church needs you
• Longtime Pacifican Pauline Damron passes away
• Saturday night in Pacifica — Celtic, folk and world music with Four Shillings Short
• Firefighters visit preschoolers
• Community Garden celebrates harvest with 100-mile meal
• Skyline Art Gallery applies a 'mindfield' of free-range aesthetics to its walls
• Warden and Saisi engaged to be married
• Fighting against job discrimination, Pacifican Grace Baumgarten writes 'The Victory Within'
• Pacifican Kyle Griffiths climbs on board the "It Gets Better" campaign
• Pacifica Police join the National Crime Map
• Kids 4 Change makes a difference for firefighters and fire victims
• Newcomer credits platform, volunteers for Pacifica election victory
• Memorial services Friday for longtime Pacifican Bonnieheather Marie Campbell
• The Territory League coming to IBL Friday
• Tigers seek share of title Friday night
• Community Notepad: Week of Nov. 3 - 9, 2010
• Early loss keeps Tiger poloists dry
• Mixed bag for change apparent in Pacifica elections
• Crime Prevention Program
• Pacifica Police Department
• City Council candidates share views on recreation
• Police Beat
• Simpson makes time at Far West
• Runaway dump truck smashes into side of house in Rockaway
• AYSO Results: Demons blow past Tornadoes
• Artists Sheila Gamble and Amy Sullivan have two-woman show at Ocean Yoga
• Turnovers too costly for Tigers
• Kipling, Wilde, Poe and Penguins - two Halloween evenings of theater fun at Oceana
• Recreation Classes and Activity Guide
• Verismo Opera presents 'Rigoletto' at Mildred Owen Concert Hall
• Online Class Registration
• Services Saturday for longtime Pacifica Josef Morawietz
• Pacifica Child Care
• James E. Franco - 'Flash'
• All Access Pass
• Tiger frosh unbeaten
• General Preparation
• Senior night win for Eagles
• City Council / Redevelopment Agency Committee
• Alma Heights clinches playoff berth
• Home Based Businesses
• IBL runners show 'Bulldog' instinct
• Golden Gate Recreation Area Liaison Committee
• Spalholz goal sparks Tiger poloists
• Pacific Manor Shopping Center
• Last minute pass scores win for young Tigers
• Crespi Business District
• Tiger netters too strong for Westmoor
• Linda Mar Shopping Center
• Oceana High School student named JUHSD Student of the Month for October
• Eureka Square
• Pacifica Friends of the Library Art Show and Auction
• Pacifica Sea Lions Swim Team
• My Turn: Why I am YES on Measure R
• Peninsula Humane Society Pets of the Week
• Fog Fest contests break records
• A very odd couple -- 2010 Nissan Cube Kröm & Ford F-150 4X4 SVT Raptor
• It's Happening at the Library
• A night of history and mystery in San Francisco with the Haunted Haight tour
• Book signing at Florey's: Marine biologist Shari Bookstaff chronicles her journey with a brain tumor
• An author, a tortoise and a rock 'n' roller share the spotlight at the Chit Chat
• William Perry McCormick passes away peacefully
• The Partnership for a Safe and Healthy Pacifica receives continuation grant
• Terra Nova High students earn AP Scholar Awards
• Celebration of Life Oct. 30 for William Kell Egan Jr.
• Police Beat
• Happy Anniversary La Costanera
• Pacifica's first wine bar schedules grand opening Oct. 16
• James Franco - 1952 to 2010
• Memorial services Saturday for Ross H. Smathers
• Pacifica School District Candidates share their views
• Kerri's Coffee Shop celebrates 40+ years in business
• St. Andrew hosting 'Invisible Children'
• Tiger poloists tie for league lead
• Tiger netters doubling up on foes
• Tsunami wins
• Eagles soar on volleyball court
• Pacifica School District Board candidate Kalimah Salahuddin responds to Tribune questions
• Pacifica School District Candidate Mike O'Neill responds to Tribune questions
• Pacifica School District Candidate Richard Faust responds to Tribune questions
• Pacifica Gardens hosting 'One-Hundred Mile Meal'
• Pacifica Peace People offers workshop to cultivate 'culture of peace' in Pacifica
• Celebration of Life planned for Colleen C. Hughes
• Abandoned Vehicles
• Horacescope: New name for Sports Hall of Fame
• UK travel agents meet the magic of Pacifica
• Devil's Slide tunnel project finally sees the light of day
• Services Friday for Glenn Martin Roiz
• 'Wall Street:' Greed is okay
• Tiger harriers conquer unfamiliar course
• Game films help prepare Tigers
• My Turn: No to term limits
• JUHSD Measure P asks voters to backfill educational cuts made
• Terra Nova High School senior named JUHSD Student of the Month for September
• What's Happening at the Library
• Speaker Pro Tem, Assemblywoman Fiona Ma guest speaker at Pacifica Democrats meeting
• Police Beat
• Artist Gale Frances exhibits at the Paul Strom Salon
• Alma Flea Market this Saturday, Oct. 9
• City council hopefuls in San Mateo County fill up campaign chests
• City Council Candidates respond to Tribune questions; second of two parts
• Photos of Parks, Beaches & Other Fun Pacifica Things
• Edmund Brewer passed away
• Births
• My Heroes: Dwayne and Debbie Larroche
• Names in the News
• Our Turn:Financing City Services Task Force
• Pringle's pumpkin patch and Christmas tree lot relocated to Pedro Point Shopping Center
• La Costanera: Dining on the (Peruvian) Coast
• PSD to participate in 'International Walk to School Day'
• Shaping a hip vocal frontier with the Oakland Jazz Choir
• A 102-year tale of wind, rain, salt and sun on a castle in Pacifica
• City Council Candidates respond to Tribune questions
• Nine candidates vie for three seats in Pacifica
• Coastal Cleanup Volunteers take on trash
• Pacifica Tribune letters policy for election-related letters
• Pacifica Chamber of Commerce hosts City Council Candidate Forum
• Payne and Murray united in marriage
• Pacificans invited to field trip to Pedro Point Headlands
• For the record
• Wandering and Wondering: September 29, 2010
• St. Edmund's hosting 'The Blessing of the Animals'
• Tiger netters continue to roll doubles
• Tigersharks Mitey Mites remain unbeaten
• AYSO Results: Cheetos too hot for Riptide
• Tennis Tournament Oct. 16 for San Bruno Fire Victims
• Alma Heights run for new cross country coach
• Tigers go wild in third quarter
• Tiger poloists get serious
• Tiger frosh defense key to Newark win
• Current Projects
• Parks, Beaches & Recreation Commission
• Our Turn: City Council's tax appetite
• With breast cancer fundraiser Tiger netter remember former teammate
• Art and music at Ocean Yoga
• Police Beat
• Letters to the Editor
• Little League team raises money for fire victims
• Parks, Beaches & Recreation Department
• Four candidates vie for three positions on Pacifica School District board
• Bake sale aids fire victims
• Seaside Singers looking for new members
• Pet of the Week
• PTC to host tennis fundraiser for San Bruno fire victims
• Tiger harriers impressive in first meet
• Coastside Crush wins NCTB title
• Tigers near perfect at San Jose's Pioneer
• Fury shuts out Burlingame
• Jeff Steinberg's 'Sojourn to the Past' brings Civil Rights veterans to Oceana High Sc
• Foot-tapping ear candy sweetens the beat on Bruce Latimer show No. 875
• Business owners join to form Palmetto Avenue Business Association
• Pacifica Mothers Club assists fire victims and aids other organizations
• Education beat
• Campaign trail
• Bay Area mental health agencies to merge
• City Council candidate interviews on PCT's 'Wavelength'
• FFOG dedicates 25th Anniversary Fog Fest to memory of Sharon Osborn
• It's one for the dogs
• Derenzi and Blackwolf engaged to be married
• Births
• My turn: Sharing experiences of a foreign land
• My Turn/Timothy Cowan Vote no on Prop. 23
• Flu shot clinic coming to town
• San Mateo County's city managers earn more than counterparts in Santa Clara, Alameda counties
• Wilcox scores late to beat Tigers
• Boys & Girls Club registration for basketball opens
• Tigersharks win at home
• In a San Mateo County Historical Association presentation — Quentin Kopp and Pacifican Surrey
• Education Beat
• John Horgan: 'Teen Wolf' costume was a bear to wear
• Summer Reading Club finishers from both libraries
• Green Building Task Force
• Marian Wickham passes away
• PHS canine seeking new home
• Little bank, big splash
• My Turn: Pacificans join in local Tea Party event
• Fandango dinner dance kicks off 25th annual Fog Fest Friday, Sept. 24
• San Pedro Park Labor Day bash
• Another Pedro Point habitat restoration work day planned for Sept. 19
• It's Happening at the Pacifica Libraries
• Wandering and Wondering: September 15, 2010
• Fury battled in Coast Cup
• Horacescope: Sea Hawks now history
• Teen Trips
• Homework Center at the Pacifica Library
• Summer Recreation Programs
• Cabrillo After-School Program
• Leaders in Training Education (LITE)
• PB&R Recreation Staff
• J-Teen Dances
• Youth & Teen Programs
• Tiger poloists bring experience
• Rockaway cat feeder cleared of littering charges
• San Bruno gas inferno -- Pacificans pour out assistance, compassion and donations to fire victims
• Engineering Fees
• Lifeguarding Instructor
• Special Events
• Aquatics
• Water Recycling/Waste Water Treatment
• Open Space Committee
• School Resource Officers
• Climate Action Plan Task Force
• Adult Swim Schedule
• Remodel Project
• Water Aerobics
• Pool Parties/Facility Rental
• Session Dates
• Family Recreation Swim Schedule
• General Plan Update Project
• City Council Notices
• Planning Commission
• City Council Meeting Agendas
• Pacifica Coastal Cleanup Day
• Pacifica Police Dept. - Press Releases
• Pacifica Tribune Classifieds
• 42 years of first days for Good Shepherd Elementary School
• Tigersharks kickoff grid season at jamboree
• Weather forecaster Tom Evans guest speaker at next Pedro Park talk
• City Council and Planning Commission review Pacifica's general plan
• Cellist Christopher Costanza and friends present Schulhoff, Rachmaninoff and Ravel
• For the benefit of music in Pacifica schools, Rob Schneider throws a party
• Two Oceana High School grads killed in San Francisco crash
• Surf reporter hangs with Giants
• Gorilla Barbeque's Rich Bacchi set to join America's Chefs in Guantánamo
• Young Tigers replicate varsity with turnovers
• Second half turnovers costly for Tigers
• Take a glamorous step back in time with C'est Si Bon Grand re-opening this weekend
• Car Column: Cars & Money — Life in the fast lane
• Strikers win Coast Cup soccer title
• Rolling into business — new pro shop opens at Sea Bowl
• Education Beat: September 8, 2010
• Tiger netters prepare for season opener
• Friday night reception for artist Andrew Leone and his 'Mechanics of Wonder'
• Channel 26 and Tribune team up for Candidate Debate
• P-Town Classic sets dates
• New coach, lack of courts challenge for Tiger netters
• Linda Mar hit by brief power outage
• Volunteers wanted for Coastal Cleanup Day
• KPIX-CBS 5 'Eye On The Bay' focuses in on Pacifica's castle
• Gathering of friends planned for Gary F. Cordova
• Manson and Michaelis engaged to be married
• Coastal engineer gives presentation on coastal erosion, sea level rise and flood control
• Election Candidates forum
• Mark Christopher Haley Dec. 30, 1955 to Aug. 23, 2010
• Memorial Services Friday for Dr. Hideo Hero Yonenaka
• Tribune seeks volunteer sports photographers
• Jump in, the water's fine— Jean E. Brink Swimming Pool opens with a splash
• Mike the llama -- May he rest in peace
• Surf, golf in P-Town Classic event
• It's Happening at the Library
• Umpire makes last call
• Art Guild of Pacifica's 52nd Annual Members Exhibition opening
• Chaos scores 61 runs in tourney; place second
• PSP goes back in time with 'Bye Bye Birdie'
• Pacifica Lions installs new officers for 2010-2011
• Sports programs galore at IBL
• Fog Fest Photo Contest opens for entries
• Former elementary trustee appointed to Jefferson Union High board
• The end of Half Moon Bay?
• Swing, samba and ballad with Bay Area legend Shanna Carlson
• Fairmont Shell Station targeted by robbers twice in one day; two arrests made
• Pacifica gas station clerk shot in robbery
• Births: Daniela Alexis Guterres
• Tests to reveal cause of Pacifica scuba diver's death
• What's Happening at the Library
• Coast Cup soccer tourney this weekend
• Tiger x-country team runs young this year
• First test for gridders: Tigers travel to Jefferson for quad scrimmage
• Laurie Frater appointed to Jefferson Union High School District board
• Fixing cars in Pacifica for 50 years
• Jackie Speier celebrates Social Security's 75th year with Pacifica seniors
• Care Kids Club's 'Art to Hearts' summer program farewell
• The Jean E. Brink Swimming Pool opens at Oceana High School
• Horacescope: Sea Hawks turn into Tigers
• Wandering and Wondering
• Fusion has successful summer season in finals
• Coastside Jewish Community observes High Holy Days
• Karen and Larry Rosenstein's exhibit sparkles with 'Color and Light'
• Pacifica seniors skeptical of its future as Social Security turns 75
• What to do if you encounter a mountain lion
• CDCR unveils new web site regarding sex offender status
• What's Happening at the Library
• Beach Coalition Happenings: A fluke encounter
• We're all responsible
• Death of a Pacifica collie raises questions about pet medications
• Pacificans Care presents grants to local organizations
• Letters to the Editor: August 18, 2010
• Space available in free Pacifica preschool programs
• My Turn: Read the book
• My Turn: Divorced with friends
• Pets of the Week: PHS critters seeking new home
• The Minnie House shapes up on Talbot Drive
• Community Notepad
• St. Andrew Celebrates 100 years of Presbyterian presence in Pacifica
• Big Guy's Towing supports Rotary's police canine project
• Pacificans invited to High Holy Day services
• From the Mayor
• Government meetings
• Islander Youth Camp a success
• Pet of the Week
• Terra Nova holds tryouts for fall sports
• Coastside Crush bounces back to win championship
• From the Mayor
• Horacescope: Open gym basketball returns
• Visit the Fog Bank at your local bank
• Hosts fund-raising tournament: Mavericks get started on Cooperstown trip
• Fury seeks soccer players
• Bittersweet season: DiMaggio team fielded at final hour
• Aussie film invasion this Saturday at the Mildred Owen Concert Hall
• Pacifica's mayor, Economic Development Committee discuss work plan at next Democrats meeting
• Should I stay or should I go? When to retire a model?
• Wandering and Wondering: August 11, 2010
• Upcoming prescribed burns to benefit native species
• Suspected drunk driver crash lands his truck on Mori Point; smoke from fire seen for miles
• My Turn: Under the radar at Sharp Park
• The Partnership for a Safe and Healthy Pacifica announces fifth annual responsible alcohol merchant
• Pacifica Tribune Classified ads: August 11, 2010
• Pacifica Castle Tours unveil treasured local history
• Flick Nation: The Girl Who Has My Attention
• Notorious past revealed in Pacifica's Castle Tours
• Longtime San Bruno resident dies at 85
• John Albers-Mead presents talk on tide pool artistry at next San Pedro Park gathering
• What's happening at the Library
• New basketball coach Milch joinsTerra Nova staff
• Dance extraordinaire with Yaelisa and Caminos Flamencos
• CSLB snares a dozen illegal operators in Pacifica; Undercover sting operation targets phony contract
• Fog Fest Parade Committee seeking entries
• Chaos wins San Carlos tourney
• 11th Annual Kahuna Kupuna Benefit Surf Contest This Saturday
• Police Beat: August 4, 2010
• Terra Nova graduate Danny Keenan saves a life
• Benefit concert Saturday at Shelldance for the Gulf
• Fog Fest Photo Contest opens for entries
• Visit the Fog Bank at your local bank
• Celebrate the Fogfest's 25th Anniversary with music, art, food, marching bands, the Fogfest Pho
• City Council meets Monday
• Memorial service Aug. 8 in San Pedro Park for former Pacifican Phillip Raymond Donner Jr.
• Pacifica musician killed in I-5 crash
• What's happening in August at the Pacifica Senior Center
• Team Antipodes starts local, goes global
• Community Notepad
• Voices against Big Oil — A benefit for the Louisiana Bucket Brigade
• Man cooking in Daly City backyard sparks three-alarm blaze
• Women from Pacifica, Fremont plead not guilty to embezzlement charges
• Pacifica man sentenced to one year for deadly San Mateo crash
• Earthquake rocks Pacifica
• New candidates pull papers for local elections
• Pacifica Fire Department hits the streets to 'fill the boot'
• Help local teens fill backpacks with school supplies for deserving children
• Celebration of Life Aug. 15 for David Ilvedson
• Registrations accepted for Callero golf tourney
• Flick Nation: Watch out for the dream police
• Letters to the Editor: July 28, 2010
• For the birds: Open Space Committee and PB&R recommend different plans to protect Western Snowy
• Community Notepad
• Pacifican Michelle Lacourciere and her Sirona Cares team bring help to Haiti
• Memorial services this Saturday for Claude Carl Shaw
• My Turn: NCCWD does the right thing
• Pet of the week: Stray sheep seeking new home
• Returning to Motherland: Pacifican visits her native Ukraine
• 2010 Pacifica Relay for Life rocks with 1960s music and passionate fight for a cure
• Rock out
• Police Beat
• Book reprint sales to benefit Friends of San Pedro Valley County Park
• Youth tend trails this summer
• Jeremy Cohen and Violinjazz play the music of Eddie South
• Dave Bendigkeit and his trio, 'Full Circle' play 'Songs for Deborah' Sunday in P
• Partnership for a Safe and Healthy Pacifica teams up with Pacifica Community Television to impart te
• Radio personality Dave Sholin steps into the ring for nonprofits
• Letters to the Editor: July 21, 2010
• Lincoln struggling to redefine itself; will the MKS do the trick?
• Births
• Pacifica 4-H wins big at the County Fair
• St. Andrew hosting 100th anniversary celebration this weekend
• Volunteers to collect seeds at Pedro Point Headlands this Sunday
• Memorial services Thursday for Tom Menicucci
• Services Thursday for longtime Pacifican Victor Francis Santa Maria
• Kahuna Kupna benefit surf contest scheduled
• The peaceful, healing art of Ellen Joseph
• Terra Nova seeks tennis, soccer coach
• Still time to enroll for IBL sports camp
• Police Beat: July 21, 2010
• Community Notepad: July 12, 2010
• My Turn: At what cost?
• Marine Mammal Center cares for the injured, releases the healthy and educates the community
• Carolyn Livengood: Looking for a few good stitchers
• Where the wild things are: Pacifica zookeepers honored during National Zookeeper Week
• For the record
• Pacifica man guilty of 10 counts of child molestation
• Mistrial in decades old Pacifica molestation case
• Business Briefs
• PHS canine seeking new home
• Summer Sweep registration deadline is July 24
• Services held for James Eugene Allen
• Letters to the Editor
• Pacifica Hydroponics features supplies for soilless gardens
• Pacifica school qualifies as fitness finalist Sunset Ridge to be considered for prizes worth up to
• Names in the News
• Pacifica's Finest Equals Perfection
• Maxine Aimee Kumler representing Pacifica in Miss California USA pageant this fall
• Wandering and Wondering
• Chaos bangs out big hist in July 4 tourney
• Good food, fun, fellowship and fighting for the cure at Pacifica's Relay For Life
• Pacifica Profiles Terra Nova pitcher Cage Cascone set to represent United States in Australia games
• Hair Techniques and Curves team up to raise money for local schools
• What's Happening at the Library
• Greek tragedy in the barrio Spindrift's Stage 2 presents 'Electricidad'
• Former Pacifican Nora Day passes away
• U.S. EPA Issuing Administrative Order
• Brother Buzz
• Golden Bough Celtic Christmas
• Seaside Singers and Friends
• Holiday Boutique
• Skyline Concert Choir
• The Curios
• Pacifica Poetry Festival
• The Witness
• Mrs. Bob Cratchit's Wild Christmas Binge

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