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FREE SPEECHHateful Zoom-bombers have found a way to disrupt local government meetings all over the country. Many jurisdictions continued the pandemic-era practice of allowing virtual public comment, allowing members of

OWL OR NOTHING… Squid sympathizes with those Catholics who still believe firmly in the Latin mass. Similarly, Squid favors sticking to Latin or Greek names as the names for species.

Learning is often cited as the key to unlocking one’s potential. In the case of the County of Monterey and the Coalition of Homeless Service Providers, learning is also the

In less than two months, Greenfield’s District 1 has had three representatives on City Council: Angela Untalon, Luis Dominguez and Drew Tipton. Tipton, the current councilmember, was appointed to fill

It’s easy to get lost in the sprawling, 5,500-square-foot headquarters of nonprofit Loaves, Fishes, and Computers in Salinas. In the front is a store with sample monitors, keyboards and laptops,

Just past 9am on a mid-October weekday, a small team of employees from the Monterey Peninsula Water Management District begin staging equipment along a stretch of the Carmel River, just

Five years ago, hopes ran high when CSU Monterey Bay launched a Master of Science Physician Assistant program to much fanfare. It was the first of its kind in the

Local pesticide reform advocates are ramping up pressure on regulators over what they deem “environmentally racist” policies that leave Monterey County’s agricultural communities at risk of health hazards.

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