The Business of Our TownsNovember 2011
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Mike Baird Herons
Young Herons by Mike Baird 

Steve Corey
Ladybug Sipping Morning Dew by Steve Corey

Goats
Akbash Goats near Point Buchon from Jeanie Greensfelder

Frankie & Lolas
Best Breakfast Around!
1154 Front Street
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SLO Calendar

The Morro Bay Museum of Natural History is hostinging "Art for Art's Sake," an event at the museum set for the evening of November 3rd.  There will be wine and food tastings and music for a lovely evening. Donated works of local artists will be auctioned to raise money for the repair of the Native American sculpture located at the entrance of the museum. Read More

Morro Bay Library Events by Christine Johnson

One highlight is the fabulous Friends of the Library Book Sale Fundraiser on Saturday, November 5.  This is the final sale of 2011.  Help us break the $4,000 mark!  Books make the best gifts for the holidays!

It's election time!  All Friends members are invited to the Annual Membership Meeting and Elections on Friday, November 18.  Your civic participation will be rewarded with lunch from Shine Café.

And, as usual, the Morro Bay Book Discussion group has yummy programs for your body and your mind—read on!

Here's what's happening at your Morro Bay Library in November.

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Morro Bay Police Department File

The following are highlights taken from hundreds of hours of work output of the Morro Bay Police Department's routine law enforcement, investigations, contacts and follow-ups; if you can call anything in law enforcement "routine." Events are listed to give you an idea of what is going on here on the "quiet" Central Coast.

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