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Pacifica takes swing at Sharp Park bill
- Lawmakers may soon be urging the city of San Francisco to not hack away at the future of Sharp Park Golf Course.
- Lawmakers may soon be urging the city of San Francisco to not hack away at the future of Sharp Park Golf Course.
Pacifica biodiesel to be sold ahead of plant’s construction
- Though the first recycled biodiesel plant on the Peninsula has been delayed, the plant’s builders are planning to begin selling biodiesel in January.
Pacifica coffee shop brings back the bait
- Fishermen have not been able to buy bait at the Pacifica pier since a coffee shop replaced the old bait shop seven years ago. Now, the owner of Chit Chat Café on the pier is bringing frozen bait back to the 35-year-old establishment.
- Fishermen have not been able to buy bait at the Pacifica pier since a coffee shop replaced the old bait shop seven years ago. Now, the owner of Chit Chat Café on the pier is bringing frozen bait back to the 35-year-old establishment.
Will Sharp Park belong to the people?
- Pacifica wants to form a citizen’s task force dedicated to Sharp Park Golf Course, in an attempt to stay immersed in the battle to keep the San Francisco-owned course open for decades to come.
- Pacifica wants to form a citizen’s task force dedicated to Sharp Park Golf Course, in an attempt to stay immersed in the battle to keep the San Francisco-owned course open for decades to come.
Pacifica ponders tsunami alerts
- Amid continuing fears that a tidal wave could take the San Mateo County coast by surprise, the city of Pacifica is considering installing a tsunami alert system on three sections of its coastline.
- Amid continuing fears that a tidal wave could take the San Mateo County coast by surprise, the city of Pacifica is considering installing a tsunami alert system on three sections of its coastline.
Police investigating death of 4-month-old baby
- Officials have not yet determined the cause of death for a 4-month-old Pacifica boy who died Monday, San Mateo County Coroner Robert Foucrault said Tuesday.
Pacifica police investigating infant's death
- Authorities today are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of a 4-month-old infant on Monday afternoon, according to the Pacifica Police Department.
Light at end of Devil’s Slide tunnel project approaching
- Excavation — the actual boring of holes into Montara Mountain to create the much-anticipated Devil’s Slide tunnel — starts Monday, a major step for a project that has seen skyrocketing costs, startup delays and environmental criticism.
- Excavation — the actual boring of holes into Montara Mountain to create the much-anticipated Devil’s Slide tunnel — starts Monday, a major step for a project that has seen skyrocketing costs, startup delays and environmental criticism.
Controversial Pacifica condo project up for a vote
- The Prospects condominium project — which has been lauded for its environmentally “green” practices but slammed for blocking choice views of the Pacific Ocean — comes back tonight for a third shot at earning an OK from the city.
Pacifica sells land to National Park Service
- An unassuming 7.2-acre parcel — so unassuming the city didn’t realize it owned the land until earlier this decade — finally has a home with the National Park Service.
- An unassuming 7.2-acre parcel — so unassuming the city didn’t realize it owned the land until earlier this decade — finally has a home with the National Park Service.
Building officer sues Pacifica
- Chief Building Officer Michael Angel has filed suit against the city, seeking damages following a number of alleged clashes he had with city employees he claims resulted in a hostile work environment.
Pacifica girds for loss of mom-and-pop deli
- Sam’s Deli, a longtime institution in the Linda Mar Shopping Center, will be closing down in two weeks’ time, instilling fear in some locals that the small coastal community will lose its home-town charm.
- Sam’s Deli, a longtime institution in the Linda Mar Shopping Center, will be closing down in two weeks’ time, instilling fear in some locals that the small coastal community will lose its home-town charm.
Sharp Park cleanup has city in duel with state
- The city is gunning for the former rifle range at Sharp Park Golf Course to become a ball field or driving range but needs the state to completely remove lead-based waste on the site before that can happen.
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