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October 21, 2015

• Mystic Hills Vineyard in San Miguel wins awards
• Fourth season of 101 Bass tournament comes to an end
• Resurgent Portland State Vikings surpass preseason expectations
• Paso Robles’ Brecon Estate awarded gold reviews
• Auditor critical of Veterans Services’ cash procedures
• Ancient Peaks Winery adds café to remodeled tasting room
• SLO’s new homeless center needs your help
• Cambria chamber begins art stroll
• SLO City Council mulls emergency response times, possible need for new fire station
• Drill simulates oil train derailment at CMC and Camp San Luis Obispo
• Morro Bay to host leg of 2016 Tour of California
• County in a $100 million building spree
• Shell Beach streetscape project to move ahead
• Air Force test-launches Minuteman missile from Vandenberg Air Force Base
• Good News for Cuesta College, Ocean View Elementary School
• Charter school performs ‘Peter Pan’ in San Miguel
• Different variety of colored hair
• Marine sanctuary needed
• Don’t give up Guantanamo
• Try consolidation
• SLO County’s one-size-fits-all water plan is wrong for Nipomo Mesa
• Woefully inept
• Support psychiatric facility
• To run or not to run?
• Lay and lie
• Coast Union runners second in Division 5
• Cambrian letters to the editor, Oct. 22, 2015
• Pink is the color of kindness for cancer volunteers
• Some things I get, but there are some things I just don’t
• Grapevine slide a wake-up call before El Niño
• Oak tree falls into Cambria house
• Cambria’s Pravers shine in town crier tournament
• ‘Things’ are overrated, give gift of memory, experience
• A fresh look in print and online
• Marine meetings in Cambria
• Young elephant seals reign at Piedras Blancas in fall
• Last-minute field goal lifts Coast Union to win
• Attorney Greg Sanders fills vacant Cambria CSD seat
• Cambria CSD groundwater plan goes public
• Cambria to benefit from $498,000 greenhouse-gas grant
• Nipomo 20-year-old teams with former Yes singer to compose orchestra score