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SEARCH FOR CARJACKER S.S.

HOLLISTER POLICE ARE SEARCHING FOR A SUSPECTED CAR-JACKER. THE SUSPECT, 24 YEAR-OLD DARIO ISRAEL CASAREZ, (WHO WAS JUST RELEASED FROM PELICAN BAY STATE PRISON LATE LAST WEEK), IS BELIEVED TO HAVE TAKEN A HOLLISTER MAN?S CAR AT GUNPOINT SUNDAY MORNING ON BUENA VISTA ROAD. A SUSPECTED ACCOMPLICE, 32 YEAR-OLD GILROY RESIDENT ALEX HERNANDEZ, (AND 4 OTHER ACQUAINTANCES OF CASAREZ), WERE PICKED UP IN A PAROLE SWEEP, WHILE OFFICERS WERE SEARCHING FOR THE WANTED MAN. HERNANDEZ WAS BOOKED INTO SAN BENITO COUNTY JAIL. CASAREZ IS A KNOWN NORTENO GANG MEMBER. ANYONE WITH ANY IDEAS OF HIS WHEREABOUTS IS ASKED TO CONTACT THE SAN BENITO COUNTY SHERIFF?S DEPARTMENT.
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LOCAL JUNIOR NOBEL PRIZE FINALIST vs

2 PEBBLE BEACH STUDENTS WERE HONORED IN THE JUNIOR NOBEL PRIZE COMPETITION BY THE INTEL CORPORATION. THE COMPUTER CHIP MAKER ANNOUNCED WEDNESDAY THAT 2 SENIORS FROM ROBERT LUIS STEVENSON HIGH SCHOOL BEAT OUT THOUSANDS OF COMPETITORS. AMANDA BERRY WAS A SEMI-FINALIST, WHILE AMBER HESS IS A FINALIST IN THE COMPETITION FOR A $100,000 SCHOLARSHIP. HESS WILL COMPETE IN WASHINGTON, D.C. WITH OTHER FINALISTS INCLUDING 4 FROM CALIFORNIA, ON MARCH 10TH . THE WINNER WILL ALSO HAVE A CHANCE TO MEET THE PRESIDENT.
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CAPITOLA DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR CI

CAPITOLA CITY OFFICIALS ARE SEARCHING FOR A NEW COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR FOLLOWING THE RESIGNATION OF KATHLEEN MOLLOY. MOLLOY ANNOUNCED SHE WILL LEAVE HER POST FOR A SMILAR POSITION IN MORGAN HILL THE BEGINNING OF NEXT MONTH.
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CAPITOLA PARKING PERMIT CI

A FAKE PARKING PASS DISCOVERED IN CAPTOLA PROMPTS THE CITY COUNCIL TO TAKE ACTION. COUNCIL MEMBERS DECIDED ANYONE CAUGHT FORGING A PARKING PASS WILL BE FINED 150-DOLLARS. THE COST OF A RESIDENTIAL PERMIT IS 20-DOLLARS.
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BASKETBALL GAME POSTPONED vs

SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS AT ALISAL AND MONTEREY HIGH SCHOOLS, REVERSED THEIR DECISION YESTERDAY, AND CANCELED LAST NIGHT'S THREATENED BASKEBALL GAME. SCHOOL OFFICIALS ORIGINALLY DECIDED TO PLAY THE GAME BEHIND CLOSED DOORS WITHOUT SPECTATORS, BECAUSE AN ANONYMOUS VIOLENT THREAT WAS MADE. PARENTS, ANGRY THEY WERE NOT PART OF THE DECISION PROCESS, SAID THEY WOULD KEEP THEIR KIDS FROM PLAYING. THE GAME WAS POSTPONED TO AN UNSPECIFIED FUTURE TIME.

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