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Visuals August 4-10, 2022: Carmel Art Association celebrates 95 years and more.

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Visuals August 4-10, 2022: Carmel Art Association celebrates 95 years and more.

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A new movement is growing to build affordable housing on church properties.

With strawberry breeding, researchers find a genetic solution to a deadly soil fungus.

We are now in a climate emergency. But even as fires take over the West, President Joe Biden is all talk.

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A musical duo brings stories about nature conservation to life in Carmel.

The county crop report shows organic farming is plummeting. In reality, not quite so much.

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As the school year begins, a new family settles in.

After 22 years as the face of the Old Monterey Business Association, Rick Johnson retires.

Envisioning a zero-carbon future.

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Toolbox August 4-10, 2022: Local carbon talks, tenant training and more.

Pacific Grove voters will decide on two big issues: cannabis and shrinking the city council.

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Is California headed for an economic downturn? Some early signs point to yes.

Monkeypox is the latest virus to pop up, but without the same punch as Covid-19.

Local high school students share the stories of their lives on stage as part of a summer theater program.

What’s next for Salinas after Amazon walked away?

New Canon Theatre Company debuts with an energetic yet spooky take on ‘Macbeth.’

Carmel Dance Festival returns for its second year, with a celebration of early bohemian women.

After Amazon backs out, there is hope for Salinas’ ag industrial center.

School districts in Monterey County are now offering transitional kindergarten.

Spending time in the forest doesn’t just feel good – science shows it heals us.

Local high school students tell the stories of their lives through this summer theater program.

Morsels August 4-10, 2022: Salinas Valley Food and Wine Festival, National Oyster Day and more.

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Monterey’s municipal wharf draws fishermen as much to hang out as to actually catch fish.

New drought realities will shift how the county prioritizes Salinas River steelhead trout.