A recent inspection of the San Simeon pier revealed that two of its three long support pylons were missing. The pier was closed shortly after this due to the safety issue the missing pylons cause. Currently the boat launch ramp is also closed due to storm damage. State parks will add 50 pilings on the…
The San Miguel Community Services District announced that the public hearing for its proposed water rate increase closed after the September 28th session. The CSD board of directors will continue discussing the item during its regular meeting next week on October 26th. The meeting will discuss the protest ballots that were submitted, and will consider…
During its meeting earlier this week, the county board of supervisors unanimously approved additional funds for the county parks & recreation department. About 1.3 million dollars were approved to further assist in repairing damaged parks, with a total of 16 across the county damaged by the winter storms. Parks director Tanya Richardson also said that…
The Community Foundation San Luis Obispo County (CFSLOCO) has announced that it has awarded grants totaling over four hundred thousand dollars. Forty-two grants have been awarded to 38 nonprofit organizations and one individual in the county, with 14 new organizations that haven’t received competitive grants in the past three years. The average award amount totals…
The Templeton historical museum society’s Founder’s Day celebration is set to take place on November 18th. The event will be at 309 Main street, Templeton. Founder’s Day commemorates the arrival of the first passenger train in Templeton in 1886. The museum house and historic railroad depot will be open to visitors during the event. Blacksmith…
The San Luis Obispo county planning commission will be holding a public hearing for the Dana Reserve specific plan next week. The plan would allow for the phased development of a 288-acre master-planned community with up TO 1318 residential units, commercial and non-residential uses, and a minimum of 63 acres of open space and recreation.…
During Tuesday’s meeting of the county board of supervisors, a motion made by supervisor John Peschong was rejected, which would draft a resolution supporting Israel for its next regular meeting. The board unanimously approved a separate motion to create their own statements about the recent events in the middle east, which were released yesterday afternoon.…
The city of Paso Robles cordially invites all members of the community to join city manager Ty Lewis and city staff for a “coffee with the city manager” event tomorrow. The city says this new series of events aims to foster meaningful dialogue and strengthen ties between local government and the community. Residents can hear…
Virtus BJJ, a family centric Brazilian jiu-jitsu and self defense academy is holding a “predator awareness 4 teens” event this Saturday, October 21st. The free workshop will present the fundamentals of self-defense and build a teen’s confidence to recognize predatory and grooming behaviors, and learn how to report and stay safe. Virtus BJJ says that…
Karen Velie hosts “Sound Off” every Wednesday and Thursday. Karen brings a diverse range of guests to talk about the issues that affect us most. Tune in to the longest running talk show on the Central Coast – now in its sixth decade. Sound Off guest: *Local Jewish community members regarding the Israel…
