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David Schmalz

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As seen in: NewsBreak, Noozhawk, Monterey County Now, Monterey County Weekly, Coachella Valley Independent, Dispatchist, Coastal News Today
writer, formerly @mcweekly | time machine enthusiast @schmoops.bsky.social
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State Parks brings old stories of local shipwrecks to life, and more such talks are on deck.

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By David Schmalz
| Monterey County Now Verified
One night earlier this fall, California’s First Theatre in Monterey is filled to near-capacity, and the draw – aside from the historic theater itself – is the chance to learn more about shipwrecks in and around Monterey Bay.
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How a sleepy office park came to be on prime real estate in Monterey.

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By David Schmalz
| Monterey County Now Verified
David Schmalz here. This week’s cover story is about a place right in the middle of it all, yet it somehow seems invisible. The place is Heritage Harbor, an office park in Monterey by the Rec Trail, just past the Wharf toward Cannery Row, that countless people pass by every day—on foot or on bike—without even a glance of curiosity.
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Historic preservation threatens an affordable housing project in Monterey.

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By David Schmalz
| Monterey County Now Verified
A funding opportunity for an affordable housing project behind Monterey City Hall is in jeopardy, as the state Office of Preservation (SHPO) remains concerned about the project’s aesthetic impacts in a district filled with historic buildings. On Oct. 20, City of Monterey officials made their fourth submittal to SHPO asking the agency to find “no adverse effect” to the Monterey Old Town National Historic Landmark District if the project is built.
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