Pacific Grove's Pool Collections Top $200,000
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Kiosk In This Issue Fri., Apr. 26 Political Reception Bill Monning & Mark Stone 99 Pacific St., Stes. 555D, 5785F 4-6 PM, Free 657-6315 • Sat., Apr. 27 Robert Marcum Music The Works 7:30-9:30 PM, $12 372-2242 Just for the halibut - Page 11 Aida - Page 12 Earth Day in the Garden - Page 19 • Apr. 24-29 “Giving for Melody” Benefit Art Auction Pacific Grove’s The Works 236-2064 • Sat., Apr. 27 Mirth’O’Matics Golden State Theatre 8 PM, $12 • Sat. Apr. 27 Heritage Music Festival Black Box Cabaret, CSUMB 7-10 PM, Free Times 582-3009 April 26-May 2, 2013 Your Community NEWSpaper Vol. V, Issue 32 • Sat. Apr. 27 Currents Symposium CSUMB Univ. Ctr. 9 AM-3:30 PM, Free 582-3653 Pool collections top $200,000 • According to Don Mothershead, Saturday’s Dinner & Booth brought in at the end of April and our final activity will Sat. Apr. 27 $5,116.50. After the Dinner and Dancing, Labor Film Festival Save The Pool Campaign, in the Weekly be Mahalo Mondays at Hula’s restaurant on Museum of Monterey Summary of City news: approximately 100 participants bundled-up Lighthouse Ave. in New Monterey through- 1 PM, Free The Youth Center Staff (Jordan Gas- in their blankets and enjoyed the Movie on out the entire month of May. 726-2006 person) and the High School Leadership the Beach (Finding Nemo). Demolition of the old pool began; the • class collaborated to host a High School Sunday’s Booth generated another contract calls for the Pool to be completed Sat., Apr. 27 Dance in support of the Pool. Over 170 $320 to the campaign With the collections by late June. We have working with the Shopping Expo Benefit students attended the event that netted and proceeds from the Weenie Roast and contractor to finish before then. The con- Mtry. Bay Charter Sch. $850 for the pool project. Movie on the Beach, the weekend receipts tractor has agreed, for example, to work on 10 AM- 3 PM, Free On Saturday, April 13 the Ad-Hoc for Good Old Days weekend came to Saturdays. 236-5545 and Fundraising committees organized a $6,286.50. • The original goal of the Save the Pool Booth at the Good Old Days and a bar- With Mr. and Mrs. Stillwell matching campaign was $250,000, which would Sat. Apr. 27 becue at the Beach. Charlie Higuera of this, our weekend total was $12,573. As Comedian Dave Lippman include some ongoing maintenance funds to MPC Lecture Forum 102 Grove Market donated/served over 200 of Monday, April 15, we had $210,125.12 be set aside. 7 PM, $15/ $8 dinners and the Band firefly donated their collected for the Lovers Point Childrens Estate Pools has agreed to build the 484-5845 talents to those who braved the wind at Pool. Our Collection Cans will be collected pool for $169,000 plus a 20 percent contin- • the Pool site. gency for a total award of $202,800. Sat. Apr. 27 Women’s Frock Swap Monterey Inst. of Foreign Studies 11 AM-4 PM, $10 # of # of # of # of # of Collected Mr. and Mrs. 375-3955 Individual Service Employee Grants & Businesses or Stilwell’s • Donors Groups Associations Non-Profits Collected Pledged Match Sat., Apr. 27 or Pledged Ciao! Cioppino! Dinner San Carlos Hall 5:30 PM, $100 329 9 5 4 5 899.0492 $78,136.62 $13,117 $7,250 $51,500 $11,400 $161,403.62 $48,721.5 • Sat./Sun., Apr. 27/28 Taelen Thomas Performance Collected or Pledged Carmel Indoor Forest Theatre 7:30 PM Sat., 2 PM Sun., $10 $210,125.12 [email protected]. • Sat., Apr. 27 “Wild for Flowers” TAMC announces roundabout at Holman Hwy and Hwy 1 Science Saturday As reported in TAMC’s recent Natural History Museum annual Report, a roundabout at the 11 AM-3 PM, Free 648-5716 intersection of Holman Highway and • Highway 1 may see ground breaking Mon., Apr. 29 in June, 2015. Supervisors/ Hospital Brd. Mtg. According to the report, the City of MOCO Government Ctr. Monterey received a grant to prepare a 168 Alisal St., Salinas concept design for a roundabout at this 755-4111 location. “Several alternative designs • were studied and a final concept was in- More on Page 2 cluded in the alternatives analysis of the The Kiosk on our website Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for is updated daily. the Pebble Beach Company Plan as an www.cedarstreettimes.com alternative to the signalized intersection. “The alternatives analysis con- Inside cluded that the roundabout adequately mitigates the identified traffic impacts Animal Tales and is environmentally superior to the & Random Thoughts ................. 20 signalized intersection due to its smaller Cop Log ...................................... 3 footprint in terms of tree loss and other Food ......................................... 11 biological impacts, ground disturbance, Green Page ............................... 23 archaeological impacts, and visual im- Legal notices ............................ 10 pacts. In 2012 the EIR and traffic study Concept drawing of the roundabout proposal Opinion ...................................... 9 was certified by Monterey County. Otter Views ............................... 10 “At this time, the City is seeking a Peeps ....................................... 5-7 final design, bidding, and construction phase The final design should be completed by June Rabia Erduman ......................... 15 consultant to prepare a Project Report support services, including 30%, 60%, and 2015, at which time the project will progress Seniors ..................................... 14 Amendment, preliminary engineering, 90% plans, calculations, and a cost estimate. into the construction phase. Page 2 • CEDAR STREET Times • April 26, 2013 Kiosk Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Foundation Thu. & Fri. May 2 & 3 Mariachi Reyna de Los Angeles CSUMB World Theater 7:30 PM, $40/ $29 582-4580 • Thu., May 2 Sea Scribes Callig. Guild Park Lane, Monterey 7-9 PM, Free 224-3276 • Fri., May 3 On April 12, 2013, the Monterey Fire Department sponsored 23 children who were injured from burns, along with Small Bites for Big Hunger their adult chaperones, from all over California for an afternoon BBQ, activities and fireboat rides. This is the third All Saints’ Church year that the Monterey Fire Department has supported this event. The Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Foundation (AARBF) 5:30-8 PM, $45/ $50 provides burn prevention education as well as services to enhance the lives of burn survivors. 238-0316 • Sat. May 4 First Saturday Book Sale Feast of Lanterns Pacific Grove Public Library Noon-5 PM Benefits Library Book Fund extends deadline New fire recruits training • Sat. May 4-Sat. June 16 for court applications Scientific Illustration Exhibit The deadline for applications for the Pacific Grove Museum Royal Court of 2013 has been extended. Reception May 3, 5-7 PM Applications are now due Monday April Demonstration May 11, 11-2 29, 2013 by 5:00 pm. Applications may Museum hours Tues-Sun. 10-2 be submitted online (make sure to hit FREE • the “submit” button), dropped off at the Sat., May 4 Chamber of Commerce or mailed to Feast Wag n’ Walk of Lanterns, PO Box 809, Pacific Grove, Shoreline Park CA 93950. Any mailed application must 8:30 AM, $25 be postmarked by April 29, 2013. If you 264-5403 submit online, please follow up with a • short email to Joni Birch, Royal Court Fri. & Sat., May 3-4 Selection Chair at vice-president@feast- Frances Elkins Tribute of-lanterns.org and include your name Stevenson House and phone number. Applications from the 7 PM, 9:30 AM, $60 Chamber of Commerce will be picked up 649-7109 on April 29, 2013 by 5:00 pm. The Par- • ent/Guardian Information Meeting will On April 16, 2013, eight new Monterey Firefighters were hired as part of open Sat. May 4 be held at the Pacific Grove Community recruitment and grant funding. The recruits are all graduates of the Monterey Relay for Life Peninsula Fire Academy and are currently going through an in-house academy Monterey Fairgrounds Center on Tuesday May 7, 2013 at 6:30 pm. One parent/guardian of each applicant to get them up to speed on specific Monterey Fire Department equipment, poli- 9 AM, $10 cies and procedures. Their training should be completed in mid-June, when www.relayforlife.org should attend this presentation regarding Royal Court rules and expectations with they will be assigned to work at one of the five Monterey Fire Department fire • stations. Sun., May 5 the applicant. The Board wishes the best of “Big Sur Trilogy” luck to all applicants and looks forward to Book Launch Party seeing the young ladies and their parents Museum of Monterey at the meeting. Spell Chick doesn’t cache ever thing. 1 PM, Free The presentation of the Royal Court is 372-2608 set for Monday, May 13 at 5:30 at Canter- bury Woods, at which time the Queen and That was supposed to read, “Spell Check doesn’t catch her Court will be introduced to the public. everything”. How many mistakes do you see? You can rely on Spell Check to find your mistakes, but it didn’t find any in that headline. Let me help you polish up your written content. Call Cameron at (831) 238-7179. Pacific Grove Weekend Forecast Friday Saturday Sunday Monday 26th 27th 28th 29th Editing/proofreading starting at $25/hour. Sunny Sunny Sunny Sunny Cedar Street Times was established September 1, 2008 and was adjudicated a legal Chance Chance Chance Chance newspaper for Pacific Grove, Monterey County, California on July 16, 2010. It is of Rain of Rain of Rain of Rain published weekly at 306 Grand Ave., Pacific Grove, CA 93950. 62° 10% 64° 0% 65° 0% 62° 0% Press deadline is Wednesday, noon.