City Of Seaside

• Notice: Ninth Circuit Rule 36-3 Provides that Dispositions Other Than Opinions or Orders Designated for Publication Are Not Precedential and Should Not Be Cited Except When Relevant Under the Doctrines of Law of the Case, Res Judicata, or Collateral Estoppel. Donald Gordon; Shirley Gordon; Connie Gordon, a Minor and Marshall Gordon, a Minor, By and Through Their Guardian Ad Litem, Shirley Gordon, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. City of Seaside, California; B.W. Cooper, Individually and in His Capacity as Chief of Police for the City of Seaside; Officer Smith, Officer Swope and Officer Harvey, Defendants-Appellees., 962 F.2d 13 (9th Cir. 1992)

Before TANG, PREGERSON and FERGUSON, Circuit Judges. MEMORANDUM* Donald and Shirley Gordon, for th...

• Federal Circuits

• Land and jurisdictional transfers: Fort Ord, CA; land exchange agreement with City of Seaside,

• FR, September 29, 2006
• Notices
• Engineers Corps

• Benghazi Teaching Nursing Skills.

Eight nurses from Maine returned safely from Libya last week after delivering supplies and providing six days of instruction to understaffed hospitals in the rebel-controlled, seaside city of Benghazi. Most of Libya's nurses, who were contracted from the Philippines and Cambodia, fled the country when civil war erupted there in February. So the American nurses taught medical students basic nursing skills such as CPR, inserting IVs and infection prevention techniques such as wearing gloves when handling wounds.

• Portland Press Herald
• August 08, 2011

• Colorful Seaside City of Dakar Beckons; a Tour of the Senegal City Will Begin in the Street

DAKAR, Senegal - Dakar rushes up to greet visitors like a rumpled West African dream: Women swathed in shimmering fabrics balance baskets of lime and mango on their heads, religious men sell luck from leather pouches and taxis seem only to come with splintered windshields and a single working door. It's hard not to love every jumbled, electric-colored minute of this city by the sea.

• Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)
• September 22, 2004

• Beirut unexpected: once known as the Paris of the Middle East, this seaside city fell into chaos during Lebanon's prolonged civil war. Years later the Arab world's most gay-friendly metropolis glitters anew.

Stand in the middle of downtown Beirut, under the big clock at Place de l'Etoile, and look around. There's a pack of Saudi teenagers, some in the trad...

• The Advocate. The National Gay & Lesbian Newsmagazine
• Nbr. 2006, January 2006

• Playing a Losing Hand

ATLANTIC CITY -- This aging queen of seaside gambling and salt water taffy is gasping for life. It may already be too late. Governor Christie says Atlantic City has a year to cure itself. But a close-up examination of the 17-square-mile resort reveals a disturbing portrait of a city trapped in an unrelenting grip of social and economic problems that have long defied politicians, academics and billions of casino dollars.

• The Record, Bergen County, NJ
• August 11, 2010

• The Buzz

TRUCE FOR CHIEF...The city of Seaside and Police Chief Steve Cercone have reached a settlement that ends the months-long saga that began in August, when City Manager Ray Corpuz placed Cercone on paid administrative leave. The settlement, reached Dec. 18, awards Cercone more than $287,400; Cercone, in turn, agrees not to sue the city or seek employment with Seaside. [KA]

• Monterey County Weekly
• January 25, 2010

• Normalcy Begins to Sprout in Egypt

The tanks have moved on from the Four Seasons, and the butcher is doing brisk business. Glimmers of peace descended upon the ancient seaside city of Alexandria, Egypt, on Sunday, nearly two weeks into protests against the 30-year reign of President Hosni Mubarak. Mahmoud Darwish, 25, welcomes the peace, and the butcher. He is among many Egyptians longing for a return to normalcy.

• Tribune - Review / Pittsburgh Tribune - Review
• February 06, 2011

• Chinese Investors Look at Long Beach

LONG BEACH - A group of Chinese entrepreneurs toured Long Beach on Thursday during a trade mission to explore business and investment opportunities in manufacturing, law, media, green technology and arts. The diverse group from Qingdao, a seaside city of 8 million and a sister city to Long Beach, went on a whirlwind visit to the port, local hotels and museums, city offices, businesses, parks and restaurants.

• Press Telegram
• March 11, 2011

• Normalcy Begins to Sprout in Egypt

The tanks have moved on from the Four Seasons, and the butcher is doing brisk business. Glimmers of peace descended upon the ancient seaside city of Alexandria, Egypt, on Sunday, nearly two weeks into protests against the 30-year reign of President Hosni Mubarak. Mahmoud Darwish, 25, welcomes the peace, and the butcher. He is among many Egyptians longing for a return to normalcy.

• Tribune - Review / Pittsburgh Tribune - Review
• February 07, 2011