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Courtesy San Mateo County Sheriff's Office Paul Messersmith

Last Thursday at 10:15 p.m. Pacifica Police personnel Pacifica Police Department personnel responded to the area in front of Safeway at the Linda Mar Shopping Center on a report of a strong-armed robbery that had just occurred. The suspect reportedly punched an adult female victim several times in the face, and then fled after stealing cash from her. The suspect was last seen fleeing on foot towards Highway 1 from Linda Mar Boulevard.

The victim had visible injuries to her facial area and was transported to a nearby hospital by ambulance for treatment. Pacifica Police Department personnel conducted an extensive search of the area on foot and with a police K-9 unit, but were unable to locate the suspect.

The suspect was described as a light skinned African-American or Hispanic male adult, 6'-0'' tall, approximately 270 pounds, clean shaven, wearing a black hooded sweatshirt, blue jeans and black shoes.

Investigation into this crime is continuing by the Pacifica Police Department. Persons with information regarding this crime are asked to contact the Pacifica Police Department at 650-738-7314. Anonymous tips may be left on the Silent Witness Hotline at 650-359-4444, or via online crime tip reporting at http://www.cityofpacifica.org/depts/police/.

Horses returned to owner

Fremont police department initiated an investigation about a couple of horses and a horse trailer that was later discovered on Millwood Ranch in Pacifica.

"It was quickly discovered that this was a civil issue and not a criminal act," said Captain Dan Steidle of the Pacifica police department. "Our officers did stand by Wednesday while the owner picked up his horses and trailer. There was no investigation conducted by our personnel."

Following items were taken from the Pacifica Police Department log:

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By Staff Reports

A retaining wall collapsed early Wednesday morning at Asheville Regional Airport. Engineers on site determined heavy rain from the previous night's deluge brought down the west wall on Ferncliff Park Drive, said airport spokeswoman Tina Kinsey.

Part of the north wall and the south wall also have been damaged, Kinsey said. However, no erosion has occurred, and the road itself remains useable.

Airport management, contractors and engineers were already working on the issue by the daybreak Wednesday. They were meeting on Christmas Eve to discuss what the long-term remedy will be to fix the damaged area.

The west wall has been under construction the last few months and is part of the airport's development area. Its collapse will not affect air travel, Kinsey said.

A retaining wall collapsed early Wednesday morning at Asheville Regional Airport. Engineers on site determined heavy rain from the previous night's deluge brought down the west wall on Ferncliff Park Drive, said airport spokeswoman Tina Kinsey.

Part of the north wall and the south wall also have been damaged, Kinsey said. However, no erosion has occurred, and the road itself remains useable.

Airport management, contractors and engineers were already working on the issue by the daybreak Wednesday. They were meeting on Christmas Eve to discuss what the long-term remedy will be to fix the damaged area.

The west wall has been under construction the last few months and is part of the airport's development area. Its collapse will not affect air travel, Kinsey said.

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If poetry lifts the veil from the hidden beauty of the world, Andrea Vincent can take a little credit for making it a better place.

After reading a Fixer column, the 89-year-old widow persuaded the city to use one of her late husbands poems on a plaque mounted to a wall on St. Clair Ave.

In July of 2012, we wrote about an odd rectangular slot in a new retaining wall at the northeast corner of St. Clair and Spadina Rd., which had people wondering what it was for.

We reported that a city engineer said the slot was meant to hold a plaque with a poem on it, part of a project called Poetry on the Street, and that it would eventually be filled.

We forgot about it until an email recently arrived from Peter Vincent Jr., which included an old-fashioned, typewritten letter from his mother, which he scanned and attached to his note.

In her letter, Andrea Vincent said that after reading our column, she thought that one of the many poems written by her late husband, Peter, would be a worthy candidate for the vacancy in the wall.

You see, my husband was a true Renaissance man, she said, adding that he was an engineer with the former Department of Highways, but he was also, heart and soul, a poet.

Peter Vincent Jr. told us his parents came to Canada from Hungary, and that poetry was his fathers lifelong hobby. His mother, a professional translator, translated his poems into English and eventually published them in a book.

She submitted one of her husbands poems to the guy in charge, and he agreed with me that it would be suitable, for the wall at Spadina and St. Clair, she said.

These things take time, but I am glad to report that this poem is now embellishing our fair city, for all to see and enjoy. And also commemorating, or dare I say immortalizing, the name of Peter Vincent.

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