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Missing man update 7/26/10 TDH

Authorities in Santa Cruz are investigating a lead relating to the disappearance of a 73-year-old Live Oak man.    William Donald Moritz suffers from a disease which impairs his memory, and he went missing from his home on july 20th.    Santa Cruz County sheriff’s investigators asked for the public’s help in locating Moritz last friday, however they now believe he may have taken a bus north, to the town of Weed.   Sheriff’s deputies have alerted authorities in Shasta County to be on the lookout for MoritzWilliam Donald Moritz is described as 6-foot-3, balding with a grey pony-tail, and a 5-inch white beard.   If you see him, please call 9-1-1.

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State Senate debate 7/26/10 TDH

A debate is scheduled to be held tonight in San Luis Obisbo, between the candidates vying to fill the seat of the 15th state senate district, which spans from Santa Cruz to Santa Barbara.  However, the leading vote-getter in the first special election will not be in attendance.  Republican Assemblyman Sam Blakeslee will be in Sacramento, working on budget issues with fellow Republican lawmakers.   That will leave the remaining candidates, John Laird, Mark Hinkle, and Jim Fitzgerald to debate the issues tonight.   Blakeslee has agreed to attend 3-future debates, scheduled for august 5th, 6th, and 12th.   The run-off election is scheduled for august 17th.

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SALINAS DROWNING 07-26-10 14:45 a.v.

Police in Salinas are investigating a drowning that occurred yesterday afternoon near Miller’s Camp. The drowning victim, 24-year old Adriano Rodriquez was at the Arroyo Seco River with family when he was discovered around 2 p.m. Police say Rodriquez had already drowned by the time his family was able to get help. The death is currently being ruled as accidental. An autopsy is slated for tomorrow.

 

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NUMBERS IN FOR GILROY GARLIC FEST 07-26-10 13:30 a.v.

According to organizers with the Gilroy Garlic Festival, attendance was down this year during the 32nd annual festival, however revenue totals were up this year compared to last year. 97,966 people came out for this year’s festival compared to the 107,000 that turned out last year. Organizers say that despite the lower attendance, revenue increased this year by 7%, and more than 150 local non-profits brought in over $500,000 during this year’s festival.

 

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MONTEREY COOPERATIVE INJUNCTION 07-26-10 12:30 a.v.

A permanent injunction was filed last week against a Monterey medical marijuana dispensary. The city is asking that employees of My Caregiver Cooperative Inc. be prohibited from using OR going on the property since they are violating the city’s zoning ordinance and medical marijuana moratorium. The injunction claims that the Lighthouse Avenue Cooperative, which stopped operating after a preliminary injunction was issued on March 12th, did not indicate that they would be operating as a medical marijuana dispensary when they applied for a business license. A court date concerning the permanent injunction was filed for October 8th.

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