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GREENING BUSINESS | MONTEREY—Professors from the Monterey Institute of International Studies lead a training for managers and government leaders on corporate governance and the environment. Topics include executive compensation challenges, capital markets and climate change. 9am-5pm, June 7-10. MIIS campus, 460 Pierce St. $2,000 for two days, $4,200 for four days. 647-6417, http://go.miis.edu/exed. 


THURSDAY 6 | 2


GENEALOGY RESEARCH | SEASIDE—Looking for marriage records, death certificates or Census information while tracing the family roots? Genealogist Gary Carlsen presents on research techniques. Doors open at 6pm, event at 7. Family History Center, LDS Church, 1024 Noche Buena. Free. 375-2340, www.mocogenso.org. 


FORT ORD PLANNING | MARINA—As the county makes plans for developing Fort Ord, local nonprofits meet to strategize around coast live oak protection and the definition of blighted areas. 6pm. Marina Library, 190 Seaside Circle. Free. 884-9662. 


SATURDAY 6 | 4


PARK PLANNING | SEASIDE–The City of Seaside and the nonprofit Otis Park Neighborhood Park Association are seeking public input for the restoration of Highland Otis Park. 10:30am. June 4 and 11. Mingo Avenue at Highland Street. 583-9946. 


MILITARY APPRECIATION DAY | MONTEREY—Join military and elected officials in honoring servicemembers. Meet Astronaut Dan Bursch, noon-3; Mayor Chuck Della Salla and NPS President Dan Oliver lead a rededication ceremony. 3-4pm. Del Monte Shopping Center, 1410 Del Monte Center, Monterey. Free. 373-2705x108. 


TUESDAY 6 | 7


HOME EFFICIENCY | PACIFIC GROVE—Learn about tools to improve home energy efficiency. Tips on energy use, rebates and financing. 7pm. Museum of Natural History, 165 Forest Ave. Free. Denyse@sustainablepg.org, www.sustainablepg.org. 


WEDNESDAY 6 | 8


AGING AT HOME | MONTEREY—The Alzheimer’s Association presents on options for aging at home and coping with memory loss. 12:30-2pm. Monterey Public Library, 625 Pacific St. Free. To register, 800-272-3900. www.alz.org/norcal.