Raffle Planned to
Help Restore "Seasons Come & Go"
A sculpture by Mark Greenway, "Seasons Come Seasons Go," sits at the entrance to the Morro Bay State Parks Museum of Natural History. Completed in August of 2002, it is a tribute to life in the estuary. As you can see from the photos above, it depicts a Native American, who was originally releasing a Peregrine Falcon from his uplifted hands. Unfortunately, a vandal removed the falcon.
A raffle of various art pieces is being planned by the Museum to raise money for restoration of the sculpture. If you would like to donate an item to raffle, please contact Judy Sullivan or Debi Dismer. We will announce the raffle events here in coming months.
If you would like to make a monetary donation to help restore "Seasons Come Seasons Go," click here. Believe me, every dollar you give will be appreciated.
22nd Annual San Luis Obispo County Burn Relay to Support the Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Foundation
On Thursday October 7th, the San Luis Obispo County Burn Relay is coming to town. As you may know, the Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Foundation is dedicated to burn prevention through education and burn survivor assistance. The Burn Relay is one of the biggest fund raising events for the foundation and helps to defray the costs of programs such as: Champ Camp; Stop Drop and Roll; Baby Blues (an anti-scald program aimed at new families); and the Young Adult Summit. Read More
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Call-a-Ride = Dial-a-Ride Lite?
Dial-A-Ride, the curb-to-curb transportation service that the city of Morro Bay has provided for seniors and others for over 30 years, is not working well after being cut back by the City Council as part of its 2010-11 budget reductions, some seniors say. Read More
Morro Bay - Cayucos Wastewater Treatment Plant Milestones
The planned new Morro Bay-Cayucos wastewater treatment plant will reach two major milestones in October when the Environnmental Impact Report on the project will be discussed publicly and details of the hotly-debated PERC Water alternative design for the plant will be revealed for the first time. Read More
School Board Candidates
Two candidates for election to the San Luis Coastal Unified School District school board from the Los Osos-Morro Bay area have been endorsed by the San Luis Coastal Teachers Association at the November 2 election. The board faces continuing unstable funding of its 15 schools and services for 7,200 students. Read More
Journal Endorsements
State Assembly Endorsement
Hilda Zacarias is the hands-down choice over K.H. "Katcho" Achadjian for election to the state Assembly from the 33rd district, which covers San Luis Obispo County and part of Santa Barbara County, in the November 2 election. Read More |
Mayor and City Council
The election of Betty Winholtz as mayor Morro Bay and Jack Smith to the City Council on Nov. 2 are strongly backed because they have the kind of ideas and experience that stand the best chance of making Morro Bay a more effectively- and efficiently-run city for the benefit of its residents. Read More |
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Hi Mountain Condor Lookout Project
9th Annual Open House/ Campout
Saturday, October 9th, 2010
Bird watching, picnicking, Lookout Service Project, activities for the kids, our annual fundraising auction, field trips, and much more. Join the fun in a gorgeous setting! Read More
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