HMB Battalion Chief Dave Cosgrave is DUNKN’ Donuts NorCal Community Hero
PHOTO-ESSAY. 30 years in the making; our first CERT Rodeo. Dave Cosgrave was trained in CERT in 1999. 30 years…
Tag: Coastside
CERT Field Operating Guide is Great for Triage ~ Buy One for Your CERT Bag
ARTICLE/ PHOTOS. Last weekend I taught Triage at the First Coastside CERT Rodeo.It took me a while to understand triage…
Coastside Disaster Preparedness, Coastside Fire Protection District, Half Moon Bay City Council, Public Agencies
HAM Radio Operators and Neighbors ~ The CARLA Repeater Reaches Montara to HMB
ARTICLE/ LINKS. From local HAM Radio Operator, Lee Copeland. Our awareness of the C.A.R.L.A. repeater system is a case of…
Montara Water Approves the Big Wave Subdivision Agreement Phase 1
MEETING AGENDA/ VIDEO. DISCUSSION: The County of San Mateo has approved the Coastal Development Permit (CDP) for the project known…
The Wreck of the Glenesslin: Insurance Fraud, or Just Drunken Incompetence?
ARTICLE / PODCAST. For the full story go to >>> Offbeat Oregon History: (Originally published July 3, 2011). A Windjammer…
City Council Goes to 33 Subcommittee, Interagency and Liason Meetings
ARTICLE. Half Moon Bay City Council goes to a lot of meetings besides the City Council Meeting itself: Subcommittees (7)…
Coastside County Water District (CCWD), Coastside Fire Protection District, Granada Community Services District (GCSD), Half Moon Bay City Council, Midcoast Community Council (MCC), Montara Water & Sewer District (MWSD), Public Agencies
Does Montara Water and Sewer Have Enough Water Stored for Fire?
ARTICLE. Gregg Dieguez goes to the Montara Water and Sewer District (MSWD) board meetings, and is asking a lot of…
Our Land Grants-And the Coastside’s Mexican Years
VIDEO. LECTURE. Dear Friends, I wanted to let you know that I will be doing the history presentation for the…
Jim Sullivan and Friends Patrol the Green Valley Trail ~ Know Where That Is?
PHOTO-ESSAY. Labor Day Jim met me at the Grey Whale Cove Upper Parking lot to take me on me the…
KQED’s Forum Updates on PG&E’s $20 Million Bond and Shut-Off Protocols
PODCAST from KQED 8/26/19. PG&E Asks CA Legislature for $20 Billion Tax-Exempt Bonds Amidst Rate Increases <<< CLICK TO LISTEN…