Monterey County, California, is home to King City, which was named for its founder, Charles King. It began as a train stop in 1886, and was originally called “Hog Town,” due to the farms in the area during that time. John Steinbeck's family were among the first settlers, and his father claimed to have been the first permanent resident.
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Find out about the church’s services and events. Information on the institution’s missions work, ministries for children and a statement of beliefs.
http://www.fullgospelchurchkc.org/
Features a cinema that screens current movies. Review the cinema’s ticket prices, find out about upcoming movies and access movie trailers.
http://www.kingcitycinemas.com/
King City Joint Union School District
Explains the district’s schools, academic policies and events. There is information for parents of students, an overview of the district in Spanish and salary information.
http://www.kingcity.k12.ca.us/
Proffers a government department that provides safety services and law enforcement. Details on the department’s divisions and phone numbers.
http://www.kingcity.com/?option=com_content&task=view&id=60&Itemid=134
Local online newspaper provides local news, sports, and obituaries, a well as a calendar of events and photo gallery.
http://www.kingcityrustler.com/v2_main_page.php
Contains details about the geographic and economic situation the city is in, local government, and businesses in the municipality.
http://www.kingcity.com/
Publicizes the hospital’s medical services including emergency care, nursing and surgery. Find a physician direction, volunteer opportunities and visiting hours.
http://www.meememorial.com/
Hotel located in King City near popular attractions. Provides information about meeting rooms and business services. Also features toll free and online reservations.
http://www.qualityinn.com/hotel-king_city-california-CAB45
Outlines the church’s services and meetings. Read about institution’s staff and access links to Episcopal resources.
http://www.stmarkskingcity.org/