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Encore: Opera, etc. takes a bow at Cambria Center for the Arts
Billed as “a concert of comedy and class,” “Opera, etc.” returns to the ...
New summer tour focuses on Hearst Castle's design
Visitors to Hearst Castle this summer will be able to see parts of the state park that haven...
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CAMBRIAN COLUMNISTS
Elephant seal sub-adults shedding their skins
The beaches at the Piedras Blancas viewing site have been covered from bluff to sea with elephant seals during the molting season. Right now the population is changing as the juveniles, ages about 2 to 6 years old, complete their month-long molt, shedding a layer of skin and hair and heading to sea...
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CAMBRIAN COLUMNISTS
Good-old food, fun and games at Heritage Day on Saturday
Would that we were fortunate enough to have Mark Landgreen in the back yard with the wonderful “horno,” or adobe-style oven, he built in his front yard. That would be in the back yard of the Cambria Historical Museum where we will set up a small food court during Cambria’...
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CAMBRIAN COLUMNISTS
Cambria Center for the Arts Q&A: Jeanette Wolff
This is the sixth in a series of interviews presented by the Cambria Center for the Arts to heighten awareness of artists — and the arts — in our community. Jeanette Wolff — J’Net — is a Cambria-based multi-media artist known for her bright and compelling ...
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CAMBRIAN COLUMNISTS
Lots for kids to do in Cambria over the summer
Ah, the time of year when parents are really scrambling to entertain and care for their little ones. Cambria has gone through cycles where there are more and less options, to be sure. Once upon a time, I used to be in charge of youth programs in town, so I know. Oh, wait; I had little ones, too!
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CAMBRIAN SPORTS
Coast Union baseball, softball teams both won first-round CIF playoff games Thursday
The Coast Union High School Bronco baseball team won an exciting playoff victory Thursday, May 16, at home against the Knights of Trinity Classical Academy from Valencia. Coast tallied 6 runs in the first inning and held on to top the Knights, 6-4.
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CAMBRIAN SPORTS
The amazing Mays: Senior Morgan paces athletic family
Three-sport student athlete Morgan May — soon to graduate with the Coast Union High Schoo l Class of 2013 — is justifiably proud of her academic achievements, but notwithstanding the major successes she also enjoyed in competitive athletics, she moves on just two goals shy of the ...
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CAMBRIAN ARTS & EVENTS
Supporting actors sought for ‘Odd Couple’
The Pewter Plough Playhouse is casting for two men to play key parts in “The Odd Couple (Female Version),” Neil Simon’s most famous comedy, with a twist.
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CAMBRIAN ARTS & EVENTS
Madison Scott, 16, earns Jim Fitzgerald Award
A highlight of the Cambria Youth Music Fund Recital on April 28 was presentation of the Jim Fitzgerald Award for Outstanding Achievement in Music to talented 16-year-old vocalist Madison Scott.
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CAMBRIAN ARTS & EVENTS
Russian satire strikes at goverment goofs
The Pewter Plough Playhouse presents a special Readers’ Theatre presentation of “The Government Inspector,” a farce on human vanity and political corruption known as a classic comedy, on Friday and Saturday, May 17 and 18. Written by Nikolai Gogol and originally published ...
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CAMBRIAN ARTS & EVENTS
Coast Union High School showed spine for Poetry Month
The Coast Union High School library celebrated National Poetry Month by creating spine label poetry. Each year I let the students utterly destroy my library constructing poetry using the titles on the spines of books.










