Briefs Not Just Anybody | bartlettsbiographies

BARTLETT'S BRIEFS (Community stories on people, businesses, remembrances and events)

Jean Bartlett, writer of this website, was honored by the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors

for: "her writing that connects community and preserves local history." Read

that Board Resolution here.

NOT JUST ANYBODY

~ 2026 (date originally posted)

2.03.2026. Question on the Street, 5: What are your recommendations for places to eat at, and/or pick

up food from, in Pacifica and why? (link here.)

1.27.2026. Question on the Street, 4: What are your thoughts on life after death? (link here.)

1.20.2026. Question on the Street, 3: You are seating your friends down to a dessert called, "Pacifica."

What's in it and why? (link here.)

1.13.2026. Question on the Street, 2: Why does this country need conservatives and liberals, and how do

individuals with different political beliefs work together as a team in the military? (link here.)

1.06.2026. Question on the Street, 1: What problem or problems would you really like to see the City of

Pacifica take care of and any ideas on how they could do that? (link here.)

~ 2025 (date originally posted)

12.09.2025. Rotarian, Clamper, Historical Society member, Pacifican Jerry Crow believes volunteers are

essential for a thriving community (link here.)

12.03.2025. The Pacifica Historical Society invites Pacificans to climb aboard restoration support for the

RR car that built this town (link here.)

11.19.2025. With American Legion Post 238 at the helm, local service organizations dig deep to sponsor new

Pacifica Police dog (link here.)

11.06.2025. Shirlee Gibbs ~ Priceless Pacifica Community Member and Volunteer Dies (a remembrance) (link here.)

10.24.2025. At the table with Flor ~ Another Reason to Love Pacifica's Sharp Park Restaurant (link here.)

10.02.2025. The Fabulous Miss Pauletta Cravatto (a remembrance) (link here.)

~ 2022 (Articles)

Serving America ~ Pacifica American Legion Post 238 and Pacifica VFW Post 10245 (link here.)

Three Oceana High School seniors leave legacy of medical learning and hands-on care (link here.)