Once again, Coastsider presents its album of our community’s Fourth of July Parade. Our usual photographer, Cheri Parr, has been immobilized by her recent knee surgery. So, her husband took the pictures this time around. Cheri will be back next year.

You can see our album on Coastsider’s Facebook page.  Also, please take a second to like our page while you’re there.

The American Legion’s fireworks will take place Monday, July 4 at Surfers’ Beach.  The show will begin at 9:30pm. Sunset will be at 8:34pm.

The Legion has a Facebook page for the show and they’re encouraging Coastsiders to post their photos there.

The show will be synchronized with a music on FM 89.3.

Maybe it’s the weather, but the crimes this week are a little heavier than usual: a couple sleeping at home in El Granada are awakened by an intruder, a woman stabs her boyfriend repeated with scissors, a scarier-than-usual drunk screams in Princeton, and prank call in El Granada go wrong:

Deputies responded to a report of a disturbance. The reporting party told Deputies that a neighbor had chased after his son and was yelling at him. The neighbor accused the juvenile and his friends of making prank calls to his residence.

Two- time Grammy nominated UK pianist & composer Terry Disley brings his all-star quartet to unveil his debut of his re-workings of two local piano legend’s classic tunes - plus the CD release for “Brubeck vs. Guaraldi.

July 3, 2011, 4:30
Tickets, $35
Douglas Beach House on Miramar Beach
307 Mirada Road, Half Moon Bay, CA 94019
650 726-4143, www.bachddsoc.org

On Friday, July 1, Supervisor Horsley will be at the Sheriff’s Office substation, 500 California Street, Moss Beach, from 10 a.m. until noon. The supervisor encourages you to drop by, but if you would like to make an appointment, please contact his staff at (650) 363-4569.

Two missing persons found—one walking along Highway 1, an auto burglary in Pescadero, a car window smashed but nothing taken at Devil’s slide, vandals puncture tires on two cars in Princeton in the morning and another key that evening in Princeton, and bad behavior:

Deputies came up behind a stalled vehicle on Hwy 1. When they approached the vehicle they saw that the driver was attempting to start the vehicle with a pair of pliers. They asked the driver for his license and registration but he was unable to provide either. He verbally gave them a false name, address and date of birth. The driver was arrested and the passenger called a family member to pick her up.

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Deputies were dispatched to a report of a hysterical female who was screaming and crying. They contacted the female who told them that her son had pushed her out of the vehicle she was driving then fled the area in the vehicle. Deputies are familiar with the male subject and will be following up.

This includes the Sheriff’s report for the week ending June 5.