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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…
The San Luis Obispo county health department announced that it has confirmed two cases of West Nile virus in residents of the county. Health officials say that this news does not highlight a major risk to the public. The department says that west nile virus is commonly spread to humans and animals by mosquitoes, though…
The Paso Robles police department released a statement yesterday about a search warrant arrest made late last week. On Thursday, the police department served warrants at two separate locations to recover evidence related to possession of child pornography. The locations were on the 4200 block of Aerotech Center Way and in the 100 block of…
The Paso Robles city council voted unanimously last night to approve a resolution that will initiate an amendment to rezone the Olive street area to be included in the uptown center specific plan. Councilman Bausch added the condition that the cost of the amendment should not exceed a hundred thousand dollars. The goal of the…
In response to public comments given at the county board of supervisors meeting yesterday, supervisor John Peschong introduced a motion for the county to draft a resolution supporting the state of Israel, and denounce the Hamas attack. The motion was seconded by Debbie Arnold. The board rejected Peschong’s motion 3 – 2, with supervisors Paulding,…
During yesterday’s meeting for the county board of supervisors, several members of the public spoke out against a health order released last month by county health officer Penny Borenstein. The order states that all healthcare facilities and organizations would adopt and implement policies that require workers to receive annual influenza and covid-19 vaccinations, or wear…
