Funny Papers Again Column | ‘Hello, Darkness My Old Friend … Not!!’
Yesterday was the Autumn Equinox and we all have begun a slow descent into darkness, like falling into the inky blackness of a deep well or sinking into sunless ocean depths. We have only 89 days remaining until the Winter Solstice when we feel...
Window on the World Column | A Storage Called Carrie
It’s the strangest thing when you are planning a big move — like across the world, not around the corner. You begin to imagine your new life in your new house in your old town in your old country and sometimes your brain can...
101 Living Column | Senior Moments
I’ve been receiving mailers from AARP for more than 20 years now. In my 30s, I admit I was taken aback and ready to call and complain, but then I decided it must be a system error on their end, so I just threw...
Funny Papers Again Column | What? A Guy Can’t Change His Mind?
When I made the decision to step away from writing a weekly column, I was sure my reasons were sound. The Monday deadline loomed larger every week until it seemed every column was less a pleasure and more like a date with the gallows....
Window on the World Column | The Manuscript
The week started out in a bizarre fashion, as weeks can. I had what my mother would describe as a “white night,” which means little rest was enjoyed. My dogs were up and down with the calls of the coyotes and neighbor dogs, and...
Guest Column | Monterey County Free Libraries’ 5 Things for September 2026
September is here and fall is in the air, kids are back at school and a Library Card will help students get the academic support they need to succeed in school.
1. September is Library Card Sign Up Month and our library branches are reaching...
101 Living Column | Outstanding in Our Fields
When I was 3 years old, my family moved from my birthplace in Redding, Calif., to a place my parents had never even heard of, let alone visited. My dad was working for Shasta County at the time but had landed a job at...
Passport Diaries Column | Portland’s ‘Big-Small’ City Layout Makes It Fun for Sightseers to Explore
The slogan “Keep Portland Weird” became popular for locals when Music Millennium record store owner Terry Currier adopted it in the early 2000s.
Not much has changed since then as Portland continues to embrace alternate lifestyles and support independent local businesses across the city.
One of...
Window on the World Column | Self-Care Is a Must
“Yes, I’m going to be doing some self-care,” I heard myself say to one of my still-regularly-working friends.
“Oh, must be nice!” she retorted. “I can’t even remember the last time I went in for a pedicure.”
And this exchange gave me some food for thought....
Guest Column | A Stronger, Healthier South Monterey County
As we observe National Wellness Month, I find myself reflecting on our mission and what health and wellness truly mean to the South Monterey County community.
Health is more than the absence of disease; it is the presence of vitality, peace of mind, and a...
Local News
Salinas Valley Police Reports | Published Sept. 30, 2026
Police Reports are obtained from the local police departments.
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Aug. 219:44 a.m. Domestic violence on Queen St.10:56 a.m. Violation of court order on Brandywine...



















