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montereyherald.com | Kyarra Harris
The Monterey Bay Fisheries Trust is gearing up for a digital campaign aimed at providing healthy, harvested seafood to those needing food assistance. Starting June 9, the Fisheries Trust will kick-off the 2025 Week of Seafood Giving, with a goal of raising $5,000 for the Community Seafood Program. In addition, thanks to a private supporter, all donations up to $5,000 will be matched, doubling the impact and the number of meals donated.
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montereyherald.com | Kyarra Harris
SALINAS — The Monterey County Juvenile Hall has partnered with an artist to provide what they hope will be a healing opportunity for the youth at the detention center by creating a mural to decorate the Hall’s garden. The project was led by acclaimed artist Fabian Debora, executive director of the Homeboy Art Academy, working with the youth at the facility. The mural will be unveiled in a 11 a.m. ceremony Friday at the Juvenile Hall, 1420 Natividad Road, Salinas.
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montereyherald.com | Kyarra Harris
MONTEREY — A divided Monterey City Council voted 3-1 Friday to continue discussion over a proposal to install a rainbow crosswalk in the city, citing financial, logistical and community considerations. Councilman Ed Smith voted no. Vice Mayor Kim Barber was absent. The item will return for further deliberation at the council’s regular meeting June 3.
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mercurynews.com | Kyarra Harris
MOSS LANDING — A new data dashboard is now online and available to the public to track where environmental testing and monitoring have taken place across Monterey County and neighboring counties in response to the fire at Vistra’s Moss Landing battery plant back in January. A Geographic Information System, or GIS, is a computer system that analyzes and displays data linked to specific geographic locations.
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mercurynews.com | Kyarra Harris
A Gonzales man has been sentenced to 38 years and eight months in state prison for a series of violent crimes spanning three years. The crimes include a fatal shooting, an attempted murder with a cinderblock and a jailhouse stabbing involving gang members.
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The Pacific Grove City Council voted 6-0-1 to approve Matthew Mogensen as the new city manager. Council member Debby Beck was absent. Mogensen’s first official day is Monday, May 6.
Community Human Services hosts Solving Homelessness: A Community Conversation at the Sunset Center in Carmel. Speakers include the county Homeless Services Director Roxanne Wilson and Monterey Housing Manager Anastacia Wyatt. https://t.co/9qMF8p7jYH
Two storm systems headed to Monterey County this weekend. Not expected to be as devastating as last year’s storms, but everyone should be prepared nonetheless. https://t.co/akKCtI22xC
