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San Miguel receives $1 million in federal funding for new Emergency Operations Center (opens the original)
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San Miguel is set to put more than $1 million in federal funding toward a new emergency operations center as the North County community prepares for continued population growth. U.S. Rep. Jimmy Panetta (D-Carmel Valley) announced the funding on Sept. 29 alongside San Miguel Fire Chief Scott Young, Assemblymember Dawn Addis (D-Morro Bay), and local law enforcement representatives. The $1.03 million in Community Project Funding comes through the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s Emergency Oper
Morro Bay supports historic status for former elementary school (opens the original)
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Morro Bay is backing an effort to place the former Morro Elementary School on the National Register of Historic Places, just weeks before the city expects to take ownership of the property. The City Council unanimously directed staff on Sept. 22 to send a letter supporting the historic nomination and ask the San Luis Coastal Unified School District, which currently owns the property, to withdraw its preliminary objection. The State Historical Resources Commission is expected to consider the nomi
Take your seat (opens the original)
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Who knew the Lucia Mar Unified School District board of trustees race would be so spicy! It’s playing out like a student body president race in an ’80s teen comedy with allegedly stolen campaign signs, accusations of distorting the truth, candidates not showing up for a public forum, and one forum attendee (a candidate for a whole other race) breaking the forum’s rules, leading to the event being shut down before candidates could even respond to the public’s questions. Ten school board candidate
Local tribe seeks to transform Cayucos' Alexander Ranch into a conservancy (opens the original)
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Via Creek cuts through 345 acres of grassland north of Cayucos before reaching the Pacific Ocean. Along the way, it passes through what was once an estuary, altered by berms built for duck ponds and concrete structures that interrupted the landscape. Closer to the water sits another relic of the property’s past: roughly 19 acres of concrete tanks and pipes, a hatchery, and a pump house left behind by an abalone farm that hasn’t operated since 2020. Much of the property needs restoration, and mem
Atascadero council race draws four candidates for two seats (opens the original)
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Four candidates focused on housing and jobs are vying for two seats on Atascadero’s City Council this November. Incumbent Susan Funk is seeking a third term against Emily Baranek, Mike Avila, and self-described outsider Ian Denchasy. Councilmember Heather Newsom is not seeking reelection. Mayor Charles Bourbeau is running unopposed for another two-year term. Funk, first elected in 2018 and reelected in 2022, is running on her experience and said the city needs to continue the work it started dur
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