With over 100 people in attendance and four teen bands, the Coast Rock Benefit for Senior Coastsiders was a wonderful way to start something new in Princeton Harbor this weekend.
Members of Hometown which includes Gabe Carhart, Ben Barsocchini, Devin Menzies and Daniel Shafir Shore came up with the idea for this first ever intergenerational event and with the generosity of American Legion Post 474, they put together a late spring afternoon to remember.
Full of music, dancing, good food and laughter, people ages from 2-82 and beyond came out to enjoy the fun. The other bands on the bill were Vent and Parasitic Twin. Opening the concert was Rob Lawrence who teaches math at the high school and sings in a rhapsodic and rockin’ way.
Thanks to everyone who made the event possible and for all the community support last Saturday, May 30.
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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 ...
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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. ...
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