Warrant arrest in Moss Beach, public intoxication and fleeing from the cops, a locked vehicle stolen from front of owner’s house in El Granada, public intoxication, public intoxication near the Christmas tree farm, late night visit to San Gregorio Beach leads to a warrant arrest, a dog attacks a jogger in El Granada, an auto burglary at Montara State Beach, and a DUI in Montara. And bad behavior in El Granada:

At approximately 1730 hours a suspect drove by the victim yelling profanities. The victim continued to walk home. Approximately 10 minutes later the suspect rang the victim’s door bell. When the victim opened the door, the suspect pushed her way through and assaulted the victim. A third party at the house broke up the fight. The suspect fled on foot and is still at large

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The story centers on three friends who meet while attending a prestigious engineering college in India. Indian superstar Aamir Khan plays Rancho, the charismatic leader of the trio. He’s a genius prankster who is not only the top ranked student at the school, but also the bane of school’s administration whose rigid rules he constantly mocks and challenges. He works hard to get his friends to stop worrying so much about their grades and instead to devote more energy into following their dreams (No matter what your parents say, not everyone is destined to be an engineer).

Along the way these three friends crash a few weddings, shove a funeral impossibly out of control, save a few lives, tug a few heart-strings, and solve a deep mystery. There are three musical numbers that left my kids humming for weeks. The film is set in India, so English is spoken in school, and Hindi outside. (subtitles provided).

Gaurav Malani, of the India Times calls the film “One of the most entertaining films of the decade. Director Hirani grabs your attention from scene one with an unconventional opening to the film. Thereafter every single scene written in the screenplay is not just relevant but also has a clear set objective - to be funny or deeply poignant. Which means it either makes you laugh or cry and at some superlative instances do both simultaneously…. After watching the film, you won’t mind being certified as an idiot. If you still don’t approve of the film, you are a certified cynic.”

$8.00, children & students $3.00 Rated PG 13 – for a drinking scene, college high jinks, and occasional crude words spoken in Hindi. Running time: 160 minutes.

More info on the Web: www.hmbfilm.org

Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom will be the featured guest at the Coastside Democrats’ fall party. The party will feature live acoustic music by Michael John Ahern, complimentary appetizers (cash bar) courtesy of HMB Brewing Company, and other local Democratic officials and candidates.

Friday, September 30 • 6-9 pm
Mavericks Event Center
107 Broadway Avenue, Princeton[map]

RSVP requested at [email protected]

Lenore’s international reputation as a versatile and impressive modern day mainstreamer with a delightful playful touch has led Jazz critics to compare her Oscar Peterson, Bill Evans and even Thelonious Monk. She swings hard, fast and always melodically on originals, jazz standards and classics.

Tickets, $35: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/179486
Douglas Beach House on Miramar Beach
307 Mirada Road, Half Moon Bay, CA 94019
650 726-4143, www.bachddsoc.org

Possible vandalism or accident in La Honda, public intoxication at a bonfire in San Gregorio, DUI in Princeton, Public intoxication in Princeton, smashed car windows in Pescadero, and online identity theft in Moss Beach.

Learn how to get the most from this web based communications tool. The class will meet on Thursday October 6th at 10:00AM at the SMC Coastside Computer Lab in Shorline Station. Sign up ahead of time at the Library Information desk.

Brian Blade is already widely respected in the jazz world as drummer/composer/leader of Brian Blade and The Fellowship Band and is also known as the drummer for many heroes of the music world, including Daniel Lanois, Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan, Wayne Shorter, Seal, Bill Frisell, and Emmylou Harris. The latest release is called “Season of Changes.” It was released on Verve in May 2008.

Tickets, $35: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/179485
Sunday, September 18, 2011, 4:30
Douglas Beach House on Miramar Beach
307 Mirada Road, Half Moon Bay, CA 94019
650 726-4143, www.bachddsoc.org

On Saturday, September 17th, people of all ages can help make San Mateo County cleaner and greener by scouring beaches and watersheds during California Coastal Cleanup Day, the largest volunteer event of its kind in the State.

Families, students, service groups and neighbors will have the opportunity to help out at more than 30 cleanup sites across San Mateo County. Residents are invited to show up at any of the locations at 9 a.m., and most cleanups will end by noon

Coastal Cleanup Day is coordinated by the San Mateo Countywide Water Pollution Prevention Program and California Coastal Commission. This is the 27th year thousands of Californians will work together along beaches, shorelines and inland waterways to pick up cigarette butts, cans, bottles, plastic bags, grocery carts, old tires and other debris. Volunteers are encouraged to bring their own bucket or reusable bag, gloves, and reusable water bottle.

Last year, more than 4,200 volunteers in San Mateo County removed 42,000 pounds of trash and recyclables that would otherwise soil the County and threaten the health of wildlife. The vast majority of the debris wasn’t dropped on beaches or tossed into a watershed. Most of the debris started out as garbage on urban streets and was carried by storm drains or blown by the wind. This makes it critical to clean up neighborhood streets before trash flows to the Bay and ocean.

Click below for locations on the San Mateo County coast.