Monthly Archives: May 2009

Sam’s Chowder House on Highway One is very “hot,” by  which I mean if you are a people-watcher, this is your kind of place. I knew the owner, Paul, from other restaurants he was involved with in Half Moon Bay. … Continue reading →

Story from John Vonderlin Email John ([email protected]) Hi June, I’ve gathered more then twenty stories about the public clamor to slaughter the sea lions and seals as the fisheries declined at the end of the 19th Century. You see it … Continue reading →

Got a little scrunched up, too. I’m not the greatest cropper–but the fishy fish is a lot of fun to see in the middle of an El Granada neighborhood.

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For more info, go to my halfmoonbaymemories.com site. Lots of new Spring paintings…………Below an Ellen Joseph original and I’d like to comment now that I have often wished that instead of a golf ball atop Pillar Point, I would love … Continue reading →

When I was first “researching” the Coastside’ history, specifically the Miramar Beach Inn, I also found what looks like old deed information relating to Princeton. I say, Princeton, because the Patroni family is mentioned and that was eventual location of … Continue reading →

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From the San Mateo Leader The Coastside Advocate believes that the extreme headland of  Pilot Point, the northern part of the crescent that gives to Halfmoon Bay its name, is the only location that should be considered for the purpose … Continue reading →