Monthly Archives: July 2009

Bersamin apologizes for controversial e-mail

If you’ve ever regretted sending an e-mail, you’ve got a good idea about how Watsonville Councilman Manuel Bersamin feels about now. Bersamin probably didn’t think that the e-mail would become public. He admits to not completely thinking through the content. … Continue reading

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PV teachers keep pressure on district

Pajaro Valley teachers, who have been fighting for a binding arbitration clause in their contract, show no signs of giving up the struggle. Some three dozen teachers rallied Thursday morning  in front of district headquarters on Green Valley Road in … Continue reading

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Playing the race card

Councilman Emilo Martinez is accusing fellow Councilman Manuel Bersamin of being racially divisive in a letter to the manager of Malo, a band scheduled to perform at the Monterey  Bay Berry Fest on Aug. 1 and 2. The festival is … Continue reading

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Driverless pickup collides with two buildings

WATSONVILLE — In what could only be called the freakish of accidents, a Ford pickup drove itself into two buildings on Walker Street about 12:45 p.m. Tuesday. No one was injured. The truck’s owner had parked the pickup around the … Continue reading

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PVUSD ponders found money

One-time federal money could keep libraries open in Pajaro Valley elementary schools next year. The libraries fell victim to the district’s budget crisis and are  slated to be shuttered. But Assistant Superintendent Ylda Nogueda laid out a plan Tuesday that … Continue reading

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