Issues / 2000 / 0706| Jul 06

A Freeway Won't Run Through It

New state budget kills Hatton Canyon Freeway--once and for all.

New state budget kills Hatton Canyon Freeway--once and for all.

From The Editorial Desk

On one side of the battlefield is retired science teacher Jim Willoughby whose concern about the tide pools prompted him to charge into the fray. He's condemned the lax regulations covering tide pool management, and the even more lax enforcement of the regulations. On the other side of the field is a squad of marine scientists and the California Department of Fish and Game-people who are equally committed to marine conservation. Although Willoughby looks like he's outnumbered, so far, the war is going his way. He's managed to get a new city ordinance concerning the tide pools passed, and has the DFG scrambling to find a way to retain control over tide pool management.

Menu Of The Muses

At Massaro&Santos, the food really is as great as the view.

At Massaro&Santos, the food really is as great as the view.

Artifacts

Golden trout, poppy, dog-faced butterfly, Charles B. Garrigus. What do these things have in common? Eureka! They're all official state symbols of California.

Squid Fry

Come to find out, the petition is to send

Policing The Poachers

Fish and Game warden John Ewald scours the Pacific Grove coast for illegal takers.

Fish and Game warden John Ewald scours the Pacific Grove coast for illegal takers.

Your Letters

Now, how about doing something to help out the indigenous peoples in your own congressional district? Like, maybe, a bill to grant federal recognition to us Salinans, Esselens and Ohlones who have long suffered from lack of land, respect and neglect on the part of the government?

Trouble In Herald Town

The Herald employees who were fired when Knight Ridder took over should be getting severance checks any day now. But that old wound is just the start of the troubles at Monterey's paper of record.

The Herald employees who were fired when Knight Ridder took over should be getting severance checks any day now. But that old wound is just the start of the troubles at Monterey's paper of record.

Treading Lightly?

Two Stanford students study human impacts on Point Pinos tide pools.

Two Stanford students study human impacts on Point Pinos tide pools.

Latin Lessons

Will the film industry ever create better roles for Latina actresses?

Will the film industry ever create better roles for Latina actresses?