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New faces join a mountain tradition (opens the original)
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The Kings Mountain Art Fair will transform a redwood grove into an outdoor gallery this Labor Day weekend, continuing a community tradition that has brought artists and visitors to the mountain for more than six decades. The 63rd annual fair will run from Saturday, Sept. 5, through Monday, Sept. 7, on the grounds of the Kings Mountain Community Center and Firehouse. More than 125 artists will display work ranging from ceramics and textiles to paintings, photography and sculpture. Emma Spaeth is
Join Coastside News for happy hour tonight (opens the original)
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Meet the Coastside News editor, publisher, staff writers and board members from 5 to 7 p.m. Sept. 1 at Half Moon Bay Brewing on Main, 730 Main St. Stop by, say hello and bring your comments and questions. Emma Spaeth is the publisher and interim editor of Coastside News. A Half Moon Bay native, she earned a bachelorâs degree in public relations from the University of Oregon and first joined Coastside News in 2019 as a college intern. After graduating, she returned to the newsroom as a sports a
Join Coastside News for happy hour tonight (opens the original)
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Meet the Coastside News editor, publisher, staff writers and board members from 5 to 7 p.m. Sept. 1 at Half Moon Bay Brewing on Main, 730 Main St. Stop by, say hello and bring your comments and questions. Emma Spaeth is the publisher and interim editor of Coastside News. A Half Moon Bay native, she earned a bachelorâs degree in public relations from the University of Oregon and first joined Coastside News in 2019 as a college intern. After graduating, she returned to the newsroom as a sports a
Small school, big deal (opens the original)
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At Pescadero High School, athletics have always carried a little more weight than wins and losses. In a small school community, teams are not just teams. They are gathering places. They are where students who share classrooms, bus rides and family histories learn to trust each other in a different way. A volleyball player may become a basketball player a few weeks later. A soccer standout may show up on the track in spring. The same students often compete across seasons, and the same families an
Libraries offer a bright spot in foggy summer (opens the original)
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On the Coastside, summer does not always look like the season promised in picture books. The fog rolls in, beach days can turn chilly, and for many families, work schedules do not slow down just because school is out. That makes the local library more than a rainy-day backup plan. For kids, it can be a place to keep reading, stay curious and avoid the âsummer slide,â the learning loss that can happen during long breaks from school. For parents and caregivers, it can be a free, welcoming plac
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