I’ve never met Paul Miller, publisher of the Carmel Pine Cone. But like a lot of people, I admire his weekly newspaper. The Pine Cone is free and it’s arguably the finest source of local news on the Monterey Peninsula. … Read More

It was overcast and cold, and about the last thing I had in mind on a recent late Monday morning was ice cream. But the sign read: “Garlic Ice Cream” and everything changed. Garlic ice cream, like other things not … Read More

For 25 years, I’ve traveled often to the Montery Peninsula. I lived in Monterey for a year about 20 years ago, and my parents once owned a small home in Carmel. There’s not much not to like about Carmel, Monterey, … Read More

A 79-year-old Bugatti Type 51, which was raced in 17 European Grand Prix events and is considered one of the finest surviving vehicles of its kind, may set an all-time auction record August 14 during Monterey Auto Week. Read More

The sign above the front door features a man wearing a soft-billed cap and pedaling a high wheeler, the original bicycle invented in 1870. The wooden signage is ideal for Joselyn’s Bicycles since it opened the same year. These are … Read More