Stories for December 1997
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Wednesday, December 24
Sometimes, it really is the thought that counts.
Deal could provide new water for golf courses.
1997 has been a banner year for local builders
Thursday, December 18
Is the sun setting over Sunset Plans?
LandWatch Monterey County needs you.
State, graphic artists tangle over what is taxable.
Plans to raze 300-year-old tree draws fire.
Investigative reporter Gary WEbb leaves the Mercury News in the wake of the CIA-cocaine furor.
Volunteering is a worthwhile endeavor for just about anyone.
Assembly speaker Cruz Bustamante tries to drum up Democrat support.
Coast Weekly's annual short story contest of 1997.
Thursday, December 11
Get away from the buy buy buy syndrome.
The sale of Russell Levin's Alvarado Street property means Burger King is out, but for how long?
Who's winning and who's losing in local retail?
New legislation would require full disclosure of corporate giving.
Local massage practitioners balk at city draft regulation.
Some of the area's most elegant inns cater to pets
Nature-loving enviros embrace an overpriced, pollution-spewing gas hog.
Thursday, December 4
Local businessman claims Seaside reneged on deal.
MPC faces the challenges of the next 50 years.
Developers question the integrity of grand jury report.
Organic growers in the Salinas Valley have a tough road to hoe.
New system targets certain airline passengers--will you be one of them?
For more than 20 years, Nancy Costello has helped feed needy Monterey County families.
Twenty years after Prop. 13, is the measure still working?
Local college papers are skimpy on content, readership.
Tarpy's Roadhouse
Monterey