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Princeton Seafood Co. on board with “Hats Off to Teachers”

Letter by Princeton Seafood Company on Fri, Mar 12 at 04:14 pm • 1 comments; click to add your own

Campaign Offers Educators Hearty Discount

Where would we be without our teachers? They’ve given us the fundamentals – the foundation we need to succeed in today’s society. And now, Princeton Seafood is giving something back. With JointVenture’s “Hats off to Teachers” campaign, the restaurant is offering all teachers 10 percent off any meal daily and a full 20 percent off on our special “Teacher Tuesday.”

To receive a discount, teachers must present the restaurant staff with

Sam’s Chowder House Hosts Fundraiser Supporting the Big Wave Project

Letter by David Vespremi on Fri, Mar 12 at 11:25 am • 2 comments; click to add your own

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4210 North Cabrillo Highway
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Telephone: 650.712.0245
Fax: 650.712.0371

Free educational events at New Leaf Community Markets

Letter by Patti_Bond on Thu, Mar 11 at 10:13 am • 0 comments; click to add your own

On Tuesday, March 16 from 6 - 7 pm, New Leaf Produce Director, Mark Mulcahy, will present ” For the Love of Produce: Citrus.” Mark will talk about the difference between various types of citrus, where they come from, how to select them and prepare them, as well as provide suggested pairings and recipes.

On Tuesday, March 23 from 6 - 7:30 pm., Larry Jacobs of Jacobs Farm/Del Cabo and his team will give a talk on Organic Farming in Mexico. They will tell their story about the cooperative they

Information Session on Roundabouts

Letter by Len Erickson on Wed, Mar 10 at 12:45 pm • 0 comments; click to add your own

Roundabouts were one of many features discussed in the report from the Traffic and Trails meetings last June and presented to the Midcoast in a public meeting last month. On Saturday, March 13, there will be an information session on roundabouts open to interested members of the community. The meeting is sponsored by Midcoast Park Lands and will be at the Granada Sanitary District office in El Granada, at 504 Avenue Alhambra, 3rd Floor. The meeting time is 10:30am. There will also be an

Introduction to Ayurveda, Sat, March 20

Letter by Sabrina Brennan on Sun, Mar 7 at 11:36 am • 0 comments; click to add your own

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Earlier letters

Along the Waterfront extended through Mar 31 Thu, Mar 4

Moon Valley Pony Club event, Saturday Wed, Mar 3

For the Next Seven Generations, Saturday Mon, Mar 1

Last chance to advertise in program for HMB High School’s spring musical Mon, Mar 1

Event: Basics of Herbal Garden Medicine, March 21 Sun, Feb 28

Tsunami of the future Sat, Feb 27

SAM employee is wastewater “Person of the Year” Sat, Feb 27

...Looking for something even earlier? Try our letter archives.

Recent Comments

Pacifica examines widening part of Hwy 1 to six lanes, Mar 15 9:28am, Barry Parr — That particular stretch of Hwy 1 is particularly unpleasant and potentially dangerous for pedestrians, including the patrons of the businesses on the east side of the highway. Widening the highway will exacerbate the problem. This will only seem ...

Seton resident's work on display in show at State Capitol, Mar 15 7:40am, Suzanne Black — Fabulous image! There’s no age or mobility limit on talent and creativity. Mr. Moses has the right idea: “It’s important to me to remain busy and productive regardless of where I happen to call home,” said Moses. “I hope others will also ...

Sam's Chowder House Hosts Fundraiser Supporting the Big Wave Project, Mar 14 11:27am, Barry Parr — I’ve added the flyer for the event to Dave’s post. Dave had emailed to me when he posted the letter, but I was unable to post until now. If Sam’s or Big Wave had sent me the flyer, I would have been happy to run it. I don’t support Big Wave, but ...

Princeton Seafood Co. on board with “Hats Off to Teachers”, Mar 14 9:40am, Cindi Whittemore — Just want to let all teachers know, Ink Spell Books continues to appreciate you by continuing to offer 20% off all book teachers purchase. ...

The Coast needs your help, Part 2, Mar 14 8:52am, Sabrina Brennan — Please FAX Assembly Member Juan Arambula Fax: 916-319-2131. Assembly Members Arambula and Skinner have different fax numbers! A hearing is scheduled for this Tuesday or Wednesday. The Coast is under attack and this time, if the proposal to ...

Sam's Chowder House Hosts Fundraiser Supporting the Big Wave Project, Mar 13 8:55am, Amy Tezza — You don’t want BIg Wave to be built and so you disapprove of this fundraiser. Is this the sort of comment you are fishing for? Or we should just send the comments directly to Sam’s? I saw that you gave Sam’s a one star “rating” in Yelp because ...

Pacifica examines widening part of Hwy 1 to six lanes, Mar 12 8:23pm, Carl May — Given the well-known effect of school traffic on traffic congestion from the midcoast through HMB, possible busing in Pacifica would seem worth studying. Vallemar School is a K-8 campus with a good record of achievement, and at least some parents ...

For earlier comments, see our archives...

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Shared Sacrifice: Where's the Leadership?

COMMENTARY BY LIONEL EMDE, RIPTIDE CORRESPONDENT A recent Riptide posting of an Examiner column by Bruce Balshone contains the hilarious assertion that Pacifica City Council members "... Pacifica Riptide Mar 15, 12:04pm

Does WGN Stand for Word and Grammar Nazi?

Tribune CEO confronts WGN staff about leak of banned-words memo vocalo.org http://blogs.vocalo.org/feder/2010/03/memo-puts-wgn-news-staffers-at-a-loss-for-words/17374 WGN-AM talk radio's CEO Randy Michaels sets off media firestorm with his list of banned words and his heavyhanded treatment of Tribune Co... Pacifica Riptide Mar 15, 10:54am

Parcel Tax- Undeveloped Parcels?

If I read the wording of the parcel tax to be placed on the ballot correctly, it seems that undeveloped parcels would also be subject to the tax. The exception being if the undeveloped parcel adjoins a home owned by the same person... TalkAbout on hmbreview.com Mar 15, 9:35am

HOPE! CHANGE! (AND A WHOLE NEW WAY OF LIFE!)

One of Obama's aparatchiks just doin' his job! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2I77Af9Iso Wait till you hear his last little pronunciamento! Making it up as he goes along... TalkAbout on hmbreview.com Mar 15, 9:20am

Why We Must Fire Bad Teachers - Newsweek cover article

Why We Must Fire Bad Teachers In no other profession are workers so insulated from accountability. http://www.newsweek.com/id/234590?obref=obinsite "The relative decline of American education at the elementary- and high-school levels has long been a national embarrassment as well as a threat to the nation's future... TalkAbout on hmbreview.com Mar 15, 8:47am

YOUR TAX PENNIES (AND DUMMIES) AT WORK!

GOD! Imagine if it was a dime. http://www.sacbee.com/2010/03/13/2604016/irs-suits-pay-visit-to-car-wash.html Two armed men on the Gummint payroll, complete with panties in a twist... TalkAbout on hmbreview.com Mar 15, 8:46am

Catch the Wave: Riptide News & Events

Got news? Click EMAIL ME on the top-right sidebar to submit a story. Nowhere to go? Nothing to do? Get a life. Surf Riptide. See what's going on around town... Pacifica Riptide Mar 14, 11:57pm

Jackie Speier on Health Care Reform @ Pacifica Democrats Breakfast, March 20: RSVP ASAP

If you have not made a reservation/RSVP to attend the Pacifica Democrats breakfast with Congressmember Jackie Speier speaking on health care reform next Saturday, March 20, be aware that the event is rapidly selling out... Pacifica Riptide Mar 14, 11:39pm

New Leaf Free Community Events, March 16 & 23

On Tuesday, March 16 from 6 to 7 p.m., New Leaf Produce Director Mark Mulcahy presents "For the Love of Produce: Citrus." Mark talks about the difference between various types of citrus, where they come from, how to select them... Pacifica Riptide Mar 14, 11:37pm

Carl Herder Music Theory & Practice, March 16-30

I have a theory. Considering that a theory is generated somewhere in the world every 1.37 seconds (another theory), its originality is doubtful. We perceive the world around us along multiple dimensional frames (made-up term, feel free to make up... Pacifica Riptide Mar 14, 11:37pm

Saint Patrick's Day Safety Alert

Why you should never iron your four-leaf clover: You don't want to press your luck. (attributed to Michael Shaw, who comes from a long line of leprecohens and shamrachs) Pacifica Riptide Mar 14, 11:27pm

Michael Foley & Mike Billo @ San Benito, March 18

Thursday, March 18 from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Michael Foley and Mike Billo perform at historic SAN BENITO HOUSE in the heart of downtown Half Moon Bay. San Benito House is known for its fabulous menu and thirst-quenching beers! Our... Pacifica Riptide Mar 14, 10:55pm

Heavenly Creatures & Chilling Crimes, March 19

Short: Remedios (8 minutes) A film by Jesse Cobb and his friends at Pacifica's Terra Nova High School. The script for Remedios was adapted from a portion of Gabriel Garcia Marquez's classic novel 100 Years of Solitude... Pacifica Riptide Mar 14, 10:55pm

Spring with a Swing Thing, March 20

Are you ready to dance? Ready to welcome Spring with a Swing Thing? On Saturday, March 20, we have the opportunity for a dinner dance at Pacifica Moose Lodge... Pacifica Riptide Mar 14, 10:55pm

Big Wave Responds

We would like to clarify some of the confusion that's been expressed on this thread. First, it has always been our goal to build the Wellness Center as soon as possible... TalkAbout on hmbreview.com Mar 14, 10:09pm

Weather Forecast

Half Moon Bay Airport Weather: Mon 15 Mar 10:30am

This Afternoon: Sunny, with a high near 67. Light north wind.

Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 46. West wind at 8 mph becoming south.

Tuesday: Sunny, with a high near 64. Calm wind becoming WNW between 11 and 14 mph.

Tuesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 49. NW wind around 15 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph.

Wednesday: Sunny, with a high near 66. NNW wind between 9 and 14 mph.

Wednesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 47.

Thursday: Sunny, with a high near 68.

Thursday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 49.

Friday: Sunny, with a high near 67.

Friday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 47.