David Kellogg
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Flying in supplies to Big Sur
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The show must go on
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PHOTOS: Storm aftermath on Monterey Peninsula
11:45 update: Large waves have taken down the back of a house located off Yankee Point Drive south of Carmel Highlands, according Cal Fire Captain Curtis Rhodes. No injuries have been reported. Uni… → Read More
Candy Cane Lane (with a message)
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Looking back: The singing Christmas Tree
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Looking Back: ‘Dirty Harry’ becomes Carmel mayor
“Well, people laughed when Ronald Reagan first sat down to play governor, too. And judging from Eastwood’s comments to a Herald reporter, this is not a frivolous exercise for him either,” The Heral… → Read More
Looking back: Laguna Seca’s first race, 1957
The weekend of Nov. 8-9, 1957 was an important one for the Monterey Peninsula as the newly constructed Laguna Seca Raceway hosted its first races and the Concours d’Elegance was held in Pebble Beac… → Read More
Some Halloween studying
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Ready to reopen to the public
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Looking back: The Monterey Bay Aquarium opens, 1984
Aquarium officials said that 11,057 people trooped the exhibit halls and police estimated that there may have been as many as 30,000 people in the Cannery Row area that day. → Read More
Long and tall
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Celebrating a new mural
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Honoring a Seaside educational pioneer
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Looking back: The start of the Monterey Jazz Festival, 1958
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Looking back: Ready for some football
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PHOTOS: Good morning from the Tour d’Elegance
More than 500 spectators wandered amongst the cars, drinking coffee, eating donuts and talking all thing automobile. → Read More
Taylor Farms Fire: Shelter-in-place order issued in Salinas
A shelter-in-place order was issued early Thursday morning to parts of Salinas due to the potential for an explosion and resulting release of an ammonia cloud due to a fire that began Wednesday ni… → Read More
Salinas police officer shot to death
“I’m at a loss for words,” said Salinas Mayor Kimbley Craig. “I’m asking the community to please support and embrace the police department right now.” → Read More
Operation Christmas Cheer: Thank you to donors
This year’s donors to Operation Christmas Cheer, a fundraising project sponsored by The Herald, the Salvation Army and 1st Capital Bank, which helps local families that find themselves in ne… → Read More
Operation Christmas Cheer raises more than $19K
The contributions go directly to the local chapter of The Salvation Army, which uses the funds to help clients during the holiday season. None of the money raised is used for administrative costs. → Read More