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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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Along the Waterfront extended through Mar 31

Letter by Guest on Thu, Mar 4 at 11:34 am • 0 comments; click to add your own

Moon Valley Pony Club event, Saturday

Letter by Guest on Wed, Mar 3 at 01:50 pm • 0 comments; click to add your own

Saturday at Seventh Street Cafe and Bistro in Montara. Click for pdf.

Earlier letters

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

Tsunami Advisory California Coast February 27, 2010 Sat, Feb 27

Princeton Seafood Company Launches “Chef of the Month” Recipe Contest Wed, Feb 24

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

Recent Comments

Photo: HMB HS students ask CUSD board to keep counselors, Mar 12 6:21am, Katharine Weber — The pleas were poignant, but a day too late. We all received our lay off notices the next day. The decision had been made during the four previous board meetings. By the time the Board met at Cunha, it was already decided…..but the support was ...

Consultants' plan for Hwy 1 lacks awareness of our environment and community, Mar 11 4:43pm, Carl May — People interested in the California state trail known as the California Coastal Trail, especially what kind of a trail (or trails) it might be, can get into it by Googling “California Coastal Trail SB 908 Chesbro.” Chesbro, out of Arcata, is an ...

Consultants' plan for Hwy 1 lacks awareness of our environment and community, Mar 11 4:06pm, Carl May — “Many of your neighbors don’t care. They want a bike and foot path, as it provides access to some coastal and community features in our area.” For those who don’t get out except to go from their car to their front door, and to those so ...

Consultants' plan for Hwy 1 lacks awareness of our environment and community, Mar 11 2:24pm, Kevin Barron — An overpass will NEVER happen here. It reeks of growth, development, and an iota of suburbanization. Many here want to hold tight to no-growth-weed-ridden-squalor. Allow no infrastructure improvements, so any attempts at “progress” is denied for ...

Photo: HMB HS students ask CUSD board to keep counselors, Mar 11 12:02pm, Kathryn Slater Carter — I heard the final student comments. The comments were excellent, the students were impressive. Alternate budget cuts were suggested. One student made a particularly critical point: Students must feel safe in school, from bullies and other ...

Pacifica examines widening part of Hwy 1 to six lanes, Mar 10 6:55pm, Barbara Kossy — I wonder how much of the traffic is due to parents taking kids to school, and picking them up from school. I notice when school is out, it’s a faster drive through Pacifica. Maybe it would be more effective to re-instate the use of school ...

CUSD to finalize cuts Weds, protests planned, Mar 10 4:50pm, Katharine Weber — Well, we all got notified that we are going to be officially laid off and the letter comes Friday. That’s all five Counselors in the district, including Ilene Bragman, who has served Cabrillo Unified since 1974. ...

For earlier comments, see our archives...

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The Leftist, Godless, anti American 9th Circut does it again!

Can you believe this? The Ninth Circuit, the most radical court in the land, has predictability made yet another activist decision. When will these liberal judges stop attacking God? http://www... TalkAbout on hmbreview.com Mar 11, 11:45pm

The Curios @ Cypress Meadows, March 12

The Curios headline an evening of acoustic music at a really beautiful new venue in Moss Beach, Friday March 12, Cypress Meadows (gardens, fireplaces, very comfy room), $25 includes food, wine, and dessert, so it's actually a good deal! Featuring... Pacifica Riptide Mar 11, 6:39pm

Bruce Balshone: Term Limits "Terrible" for Pacifica

Examiner columnist Bruce Balshone analyzes Pacifica's term limit ballot initiative and concludes that it is "a terrible proposition." CLICK HERE TO READ BRUCE'S COLUMN Pacifica Riptide Mar 11, 6:10pm

Big Wave Project Developers are Scamming the Parents of Developmentally Challenged Young Adults

The most recent Big Wave Project donation scam organized by rich developers Steve Barber and Jeff Peck and a local restaurant owner costs parents and developmentally challenged young adults $75... TalkAbout on hmbreview.com Mar 11, 4:45pm

Help Wanted: $22/Hour for Census Workers

The U.S. Census needs temporary employees. These jobs offer competitive pay starting at $22/hour, including paid training and reimbursement for authorized work-related expenses such as mileage... Pacifica Riptide Mar 11, 4:25pm

The Wheels of Time Grind Slowly.....

....but very fine. http://www.gallup.com/poll/113980/Gallup-Daily-Obama-Job-Approval.aspx ....soon done is the winter of our discontent! CHEERS! BILLY BONES TalkAbout on hmbreview.com Mar 11, 4:08pm

3,000 Feet Deep Inside Devil's Slide Tunnel

JULIA SCOTT REPORTS FROM THE BELLY OF THE BEAST Pacifica Riptide Mar 11, 3:40pm

Highway 1 roundabouts to be explained Saturday

Installing roundabouts along Highway 1 may sound like a pipe dream to some. This weekend, Midcoast Park Lands is bringing the concept closer to home. Saturday morning, MPL is hosting an information session about roundabouts in El Granada... TalkAbout on hmbreview.com Mar 11, 3:20pm

Off leash and the environment

The Illegal off leash "professional" dog walkers that are bringing so many dogs to the coast are in violation of many laws. There is the leash law, fish and game laws (you cannot chase deer-except in certain times of the year and NOT with 10 dogs),Humane Society rules---there are more I am sure... TalkAbout on hmbreview.com Mar 11, 3:01pm

Bring Google Fiber to the Coast!

Google is planning on launching an experiment to bring faster better Internet access for everyone. The network will deliver Internet at speeds that are 100x than we are already getting via crappy Comcast... TalkAbout on hmbreview.com Mar 11, 2:29pm

Charity Fundraiser for Big Wave

I just received an email flyer from Sam's Chowder House for a "charity" fundraiser for Big Wave. Besides the fact that if Big Wave needs charity before it's even built then maybe it's not a viable project, why is Sam's promoting this instead of Big Wave? It seems wrong on so many levels... TalkAbout on hmbreview.com Mar 11, 2:26pm

World's Largest Solar-Powered Boat Circles Globe

Video, photos, and story: http://www.planetsolar.org/index.en.php http://www.care2.com/causes/global-warming/blog/worlds-largest-solar-powered-boat-sets-sail-for-carbon/ A joint effort of scientists, sailors, and investors from around the world, Planet Solar has made a huge push for solar energy by developing the world's largest solar-powered boat... Pacifica Riptide Mar 11, 11:09am

Charter Review Committee Meeting Dates and Meeting Locations

Checkout CRC Meetings and Agendas web page for updated: schedule and agendasPlease note: Dates, times and locations are subject to change and interestedpersons are advised to check the Committee's website on a regular basis... the pelican eye Mar 11, 11:03am

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE HELP OUR SCHOOLS

I am saddened beyond belief to learn today that some of our schools are losing HALF their teachers to pink slips. I know the parcel tax is more money than any of us would like to spend... TalkAbout on hmbreview.com Mar 11, 10:02am

Catch the Wave: Surf Riptide Event Calendar

Nowhere to go? Nothing to do? Get a life. Surf Riptide EVENT CALENDAR Pacifica Riptide Mar 11, 9:10am

Weather Forecast

Half Moon Bay Airport Weather: Fri 12 Mar 4:14am

Today: Rain likely, mainly after 10am. Cloudy, with a high near 58. Breezy, with a south wind between 17 and 24 mph, with gusts as high as 30 mph. Chance of precipitation is 70%.

Tonight: Rain likely, mainly before 10pm. Cloudy, then gradually becoming partly cloudy, with a low around 43. WNW wind between 11 and 20 mph, with gusts as high as 24 mph. Chance of precipitation is 70%.

Saturday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 57. NNW wind around 14 mph.

Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 43. NNW wind between 14 and 17 mph, with gusts as high as 22 mph.

Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 62. NNW wind between 8 and 10 mph.

Sunday Night: Patchy fog after 10pm. Otherwise, partly cloudy, with a low around 45.

Monday: Patchy fog before 10am. Otherwise, mostly sunny, with a high near 65.

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

Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 65.

Tuesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 47.

Wednesday: Sunny, with a high near 62.

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

Thursday: Sunny, with a high near 65.

PFC: 3:07am; AFD: 4:14am