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City drafts housing plan MONTEREY
Monterey officials are eyeing 20 acres in Ryan Ranch and two acres downtown as potential sites for new homes, possibly for city employees. An annual progress report on the city's housing programs singles out the Ryan Ranch office park and the former Tynan Lumber Co.
By VICTORIA MANLEY / vmanley@montereyherald.com
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NOT YOUR TV CRIME SCENE
Taking advantage of the popularity of the TV show "CSI,'' Monterey County's own crime scene investigators showed high school students Monday how the cold, hard - and often disgusting - facts of science can solve murder mysteries.
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By JOE LIVERNOIS,
jlivernois@montereyherald.com,
11/26/2002 03:01 AM PST)
District focuses on goals
After drifting from one financial crisis to another, the Monterey Peninsula Unified School District is charting a new course. District officials and community members have laid out a half dozen areas the district should seek to improve in the next three to five years.
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By ALEX FRIEDRICH,
afriedrich@montereyherald.com,
11/26/2002 03:01 AM PST)
Penguin steps out of his tank for aquarium show
California's best-dressed child actor waddled onto stage Monday, confident that his tuxedo-like garb and years of acting lessons would impress the crowd. But instead of applauding, the young audience greeted him with dead silence.
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By EMILY SINGER,
Herald Correspondent,
11/26/2002 03:01 AM PST)
Mother, son die in plane crash
A mother and son from the Monterey Peninsula were killed Nov. 15 when their airplane crashed into a lagoon along the Sea of Cortez off Baja California.
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By MARC CABRERA,
mcabrera@montereyherald.com,
11/26/2002 03:01 AM PST)
Your Town
Arson fire damages garage apartment The Seaside Fire Department says arson was the cause of a fire that charred the inside of a garage apartment in the 1900 block of Luxton Street late Saturday, injuring the occupant. Dewey Sprague Jr.
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11/26/2002 03:01 AM PST)
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Familiar turf for Cowboys
Six teams from the Monterey County made the Central Coast Section playoffs but only one survived the opening weekend - Salinas High. No. 2 Salinas (10-1) faces No. 6 Bellarmine (7-4) Saturday night in the Division I semifinals at San Jose City College. Kickoff is slated for 7 p.m.
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Notre Dame is hungry to beat No. 6 Albany
When you're three matches away from reaching the state volleyball finals, the hunger intensifies. And Notre Dame has a gut feeling that its time has arrived.
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Best Buy's sleek PCs astound
Do you crave a computer with style as well as raw horsepower this Christmas? Think Sony VAIO. Think Apple Macintosh. Think ...
By JULIO OJEDA-ZAPATA / Knight Ridder Newspapers
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HOME BIRTH
Lauren Fern's room glowed with candlelight. Beethoven's music filled the air. Her husband, her daughter and friends visited with her, comforting and supporting her. This was no tea party.
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Honoring the King and the King's men
On a recent cold and rainy Saturday evening at the KTLA studios on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood, singer/actor Chris Isaak sits down to talk about the man who, for him, started it all. Isaak has just finished shooting promos for an NBC special called "Elvis Lives," airing at 10 p.m.
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Clooney can't get behind publicity
George Clooney said his latest role in Steven Soderbergh's "Solaris" has been his toughest acting job to date. But the 41-year-old star is afraid it's his derriere that will get all the attention.
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