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Enterprise reporter for the San Francisco Chronicle. Former NBA beat writer. Husband, dad, stepdad. cletourneau@sfchronicle.com
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A sugar company built this Bay Area town. Now residents are turning against it Original

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By Connor Letourneau Verified
| San Francisco Chronicle Verified
Standing in a picket line outside the Crockett refinery where she usually packages sugar cubes, Kendra Sparks took a drag from her cigarette and nodded toward a nearby silo. On it was a pink-and-blue sign with the California and Hawaiian Sugar Co.’s catchphrase: “Baking Happiness Since 1906.” “Just absurd,” Sparks said, shaking her head as she exhaled a thin ribbon of smoke.
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Highway 1 is open again. Big Sur is having a very big comeback

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By Connor Letourneau Verified
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
BIG SUR, Monterey County - For three years, while major road closures devastated tourism along this iconic stretch of Highway 1, Adirondack chairs often sat eerily empty in the shallow river behind Big Sur's oldest resort. But on a breezy Thursday morning in mid-June, the chairs were nearly full with about a dozen lounging guests. One honeymooning couple posed for selfies as the cool water rushed over their bare feet.
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Highway 1 is open again. Big Sur is having a very big comeback

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By Connor Letourneau Verified
| San Francisco Chronicle Verified
BIG SUR, Monterey County — For three years, while major road closures devastated tourism along this iconic stretch of Highway 1, Adirondack chairs often sat eerily empty in the shallow river behind Big Sur’s oldest resort. But on a breezy Thursday morning in mid-June, the chairs were nearly full with about a dozen lounging guests. One honeymooning couple posed for selfies as the cool water rushed over their bare feet.
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