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Not about hate

As an ordained Southern Baptist minister, I applaud the two gay men in the recent Cal Poly “makeout session in response to crazy preacher lady.” Even though this was nothing more than a knee-jerk, juvenile prank and not some grand theological/political statement, these two know what they stand ...

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    Sprawl at its worst

    Spanish Springs is urban sprawl at its worst. Disconnected from the rest of the city, requiring enormous new infrastructure, and supposedly paid for by the developer — the cost of which is offset by the huge reduction in developer impact fees. There is no tertiary water delivery system...

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    Quality of life

    For years developers and Pismo Beach city staff have been actively promoting large development in Price Canyon north of the existing city limits. Numerous benefits to the city have been expertly presented by a well- funded campaign.

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    Benefits & subsidies

    As an example of the GOP’s longing for limited government and individual responsibility, we must consider recent goings-on in Congress.

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    Not bought out

    Let me assure Tribune readers that the Coastal Commission has not been “bought out by a Facebook millionaire,” as suggested by Cindy Anderson in a recent letter.

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    Equestrian concerns

    On Tuesday, Spanish Springs will go before the Pismo Beach City Council and some very important decisions will be made.

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    Conserve the water

    I feel that it is imperative to conserve water in the Paso Robles groundwater basin. I believe that signs and notices should be posted to conserve water.

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    Shame on APCD board

    I was dismayed to read that the APCD board refused to endorse the Children’s Bill of Rights on purely political grounds. If this benign document constitutes an unjustifiable “taking” of children from their parents, then so do laws that allow the state to intervene when parents...

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    Let Mason move forward

    John Mason, former SLO EMT/firefighter, had a clean record prior to this regrettable incident at a local SLO restaurant. He was not on duty at the time of the incident. It was an unfortunate situation that Mr. Mason and Jory Brigham, I am certain, will always regret.

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    Obstruction in Los Osos

    The Los Osos obstructionists were out in full force Thursday night at the Los Osos Community Advisory Council land use meeting. The same old people who fought to stop the sewer have now taken up the cause to stop McDonald’s from opening a restaurant with a drive-through at the old Bank...

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    No for Spanish Springs

    On (Tuesday) June 18, the matter of the Spanish Springs development will come (once again) before the Pismo Beach City Council. By now, the council should realize that lack of water should doom this development forever and vote no.

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