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Kudos: Half Moon Bay seeks artists for pumpkin festival poster
- Charlie Brown and Linus would be pleased. There won’t be just one Great Pumpkin at this year’s Half Moon Bay Art & Pumpkin Festival on Oct. 18-19, but several. Organizers of the event in the world pumpkin capital are calling for entries for the third annual Poster Design Contest, which kicks off now and has a Sept. 15 deadline.
- Charlie Brown and Linus would be pleased. There won’t be just one Great Pumpkin at this year’s Half Moon Bay Art & Pumpkin Festival on Oct. 18-19, but several. Organizers of the event in the world pumpkin capital are calling for entries for the third annual Poster Design Contest, which kicks off now and has a Sept. 15 deadline.
Half Moon Bay finds legal-fees relief
- The lawsuit-beleaguered city of Half Moon Bay has found help to pay its substantial legal fees.
Arson suspected in forest inferno
- A transient who alerted authorities to a fire near Half Moon Bay on Tuesday was arrested Wednesday on suspicion of starting the blaze, police said.
Grand jury investigating raucous game
- Months after football players and fans from Half Moon Bay High School were accused of spewing racial epithets at Sequoia High School players during a league game, the San Mateo County civil grand jury is investigating the alleged incident.
Man ‘gutted’ at baptism party
- A child’s baptism in an unincorporated area turned bloody after a guest was nearly stabbed to death in what prosecutors are calling a “depraved” crime.
Measure would offset shortfall by taxing visitors
- With a growing budget deficit and mounting financial worries, Half Moon Bay officials are placing their hopes on Tuesday’s ballot with a proposed 2 percent hike in a hotel guest tax.
Bill to save city millions clears Assembly
- As a bill to rescue the city’s budget heads to the state Senate, environmentalists who oppose AB 1991 say they’re looking forward to a fairer fight.
Activists can’t stop bailout for Half Moon Bay — yet
- A controversial bill to rescue Half Moon Bay from long-term financial strain is now one step closer to saving the city $18 million.
Child traumatized, lawsuit says
- The parents of a fourth-grader are suing multiple county agencies, claiming that sheriff’s deputies interrogated and traumatized their son after school officials accused him of making violent threats days after the Virginia Tech massacre.
- The parents of a fourth-grader are suing multiple county agencies, claiming that sheriff’s deputies interrogated and traumatized their son after school officials accused him of making violent threats days after the Virginia Tech massacre.
Half Moon Bay bailout bill takes a step closer to reality
- Officials expressed cautious optimism Wednesday as a bill designed to rescue their city from financial strain squeaked through its first legislative hoop.
Ex-baseball player sues coach, school
- A former varsity athlete who claims he was disfigured after being hit in the face with a baseball has filed a lawsuit against Half Moon Bay High School, Cabrillo Unified School District and his former coach, claiming he was made to perform a risky, improperly supervised drill.
- A former varsity athlete who claims he was disfigured after being hit in the face with a baseball has filed a lawsuit against Half Moon Bay High School, Cabrillo Unified School District and his former coach, claiming he was made to perform a risky, improperly supervised drill.
Lawsuit talk buzzing about airport noise
- Residents in the tiny coastal village of Montara are preparing to file a lawsuit against the Half Moon Bay Airport, claiming that airplanes have been flying too low over their neighborhood, some barely flying “above the treetops.”
- Residents in the tiny coastal village of Montara are preparing to file a lawsuit against the Half Moon Bay Airport, claiming that airplanes have been flying too low over their neighborhood, some barely flying “above the treetops.”
Half Moon Bay, developer deal hinges on passage of law
- Months of hand-wringing by residents, speculation about bankruptcy and legal wrangling by both sides of a multimillion-dollar lawsuit could be over — if a bill passes the state Legislature, city officials announced Tuesday night.
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