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WATSONVILLE PROPOSED AM/PM 08-11-10 06:30 a.v.

City council members in Watsonville voted on keeping a proposed AM/PM gas station/convenience store open 24 hours. Last night’s 5-to-2 vote clears development plans for the proposed project to be built at the corner of Holohan and Green Valley Roads. The project however, encounters debate from council members, who voted against keeping the convenience store open 24 hours, saying the store may make the neighborhood less safe. A development date has not yet been set.

 

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LIVE OAK DRUG DEALER ARRESTED 08-11-10 05:50 a.v.

A Live Oak suspected drug dealer was arrested after picking up a heroin user who had been treated at a local hospital. 28-year old Kristopher Ryan Kirk was jailed on warrants for possessing drugs for sale and possessing stolen property, when he picked up the man who overdosed on heroin after being revived at Dominican Hospital.  Hospital staff alerted sheriff’s deputies who followed Kirk to a Park-n-Ride lot on Paul Sweet Road where he was arrested around 6:45 p.m.

 

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HIGH BACTERIA LEVEL/2 MONTEREY BEACHES 08-11-10 05:30 a.v.

A health warning has been issued for 2 Monterey beaches after test results taken Monday reveal bacteria levels unsafe for human contact. San Carlos Beach in Monterey and Lover’s Point Beach in Pacific Grove were posted with the advisory yesterday after tests found higher than normal levels of bacteria. The beaches will remain posted until samples indicate that bacteria levels have returned to a safe level for recreational water contact according to state guidelines.

 

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S.C. MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY 08-10-10 19:30 a.v.

A Santa Cruz man pleaded not guilty to murder charges today after being charged with fatally stabbing his girlfriend last month. 29-year old Wensy Sanchez is accused of killing 41-year old Juli Entwistle in their Morrissey Boulevard apartment on July 24th. Sanchez, who was arrested at the apartment shortly after the fatal incident, is slated to return to court October 25th for a preliminary hearing.

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SUICIDE NOTE/JESSE CROW 08-10-10 17:00 a.v.

Monterey County sheriff Mike Kanalakis announced today that Prunedale resident 33-year old Jesse Crow left a suicide note behind before he was found hanging in his jail cell over the weekend. The letter reportedly had to do with the disposition of Crow’s personal property. Meanwhile the Monterey County coroner’s office has announced that autopsy results confirm that Crow died from asphyxia (from hanging). Investigators say Crow killed himself early Saturday morning by using a sheet as a makeshift rope while being held in a single lockdown cell at the Monterey County jail.

 

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