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California Mishegoss - First Solar Canal, 130-Year-Old Tunnel in San Francisco, Brand New Meth

California Mishegoss
Hi Friends!
This is our 700th edition. Still can’t believe we’ve published that many newsletters.
It’s Saturday, March 19, 2022. How was your St. Patrick’s Day?
Here’s what we thought was worth sharing this weekend! Enjoy and see you next Saturday at 8:00 am sharp!
Be Well! Stay Safe!
Mark & Patti

Stories Worth Sharing
First solar canal project is a win for water, energy, air and climate in California | Greenbiz
First solar canal project is a win for water, energy, air and climate in California | Greenbiz
Covering all 4,000 miles of the state’s canals with solar panels would save more than 65 billion gallons of water annually by reducing evaporation, one study showed.
www.greenbiz.com
Crime in West Hollywood Skyrockets 137 Percent in One Year
Last month saw 250 major crimes as compared to 105 the same time last year, as reported by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department
www.lamag.com
Raves, Satanic rituals and a journey into the 130-year-old tunnel at San Francisco’s spooky Sutro Baths
Raves, Satanic rituals and a journey into the 130-year-old tunnel at San Francisco’s spooky Sutro Baths
Tales of raves, Satanic rituals and ghostly apparitions have gripped the historic spot…
www.sfgate.com
Picturesque California conceals a crisis of missing Indigenous women
Indigenous families are demanding justice for crimes they say stem from centuries of oppression.
www.nationalgeographic.com
The Weekend Read
The New Brand of Meth That's Fueling L.A.'s Homelessness Crisis
The New Brand of Meth That's Fueling L.A.'s Homelessness Crisis
A controversial new book by former L.A. Times reporter Sam Quinones claims that a cheap and potent form of Mexican meth is causing a surge of deaths and homelessness in Los  Angeles. Are we doing enough to address the city’s drug problem? And why aren’t more people paying attention?
www.lamag.com
Weekend Stuff To Do
L.A.’s Underground Museum to close its doors in Arlington Heights - Los Angeles Times
L.A.’s Underground Museum to close its doors in Arlington Heights - Los Angeles Times
The Underground Museum will shutter until further notice, giving organizers “time needed to heal” after the 2015 death of co-founder Noah Davis.
www.latimes.com
This Little-known Coastal Town in California Has One of the Best Beaches in the U.S. | Travel + Leisure
Cambria, California’s Moonstone Beach ranked as one of the top beaches in the U.S. on Tripadvisor’s latest survey.
www.travelandleisure.com
Video to Go
How One Diver Became the “Mother of Sharks”
How One Diver Became the “Mother of Sharks”
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