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October 28, 2015

• Cambria waste disposal rates rising
• Fire comes within 25 feet of Cambria’s Santa Lucia Middle School
• Coast Union volleyball team wraps up playoff berth
• League football title one win away for Coast Union
• Morro Bay Soupabration! a wild fundraiser for Pacific Wildlife Care
• There’s no free lunch with a sales pitch on the side
• Coast Union students’ Scarecrow Festival letters, Oct. 29, 2015
• Grant funds spark hope of implementing Cambria forest plan
• Cambrians frown at water’s funny taste
• Squibbing Day revived Nov. 1 at Cambria Historical Museum
• Cambria prepares for Halloween costume capers
• In Cambria, the anatomy of a community-building event
• Cambrian Letters to the Editor, Oct. 29, 2015
• Kayaker’s hammerhead shark encounter at Leffingwell Landing recalled
• Harvest Festival in San Miguel promises fun and games
• Prep volleyball roundup: San Luis Obispo sweeps Atascadero to keep PAC 8 title hopes alive
• Good news for St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, DANA Cultural Center
• Prep boys water polo roundup: San Luis Obispo beats Pioneer Valley 15-3
• Cuesta women’s soccer earns first conference win of season
• Prep girls tennis roundup: San Luis Obispo shuts out Mission Prep to end season
• Water conservation program adopted by SLO County supervisors
• Baby otter found by kayakers in Morro Bay is on its way to recovery
• Bernie Sanders’ democratic socialism is not communism
• We forgive others for ourselves
• Californians got it right on assisted suicide
• San Miguel finishes solar project
• The Mathews yard in Atascadero is a rich garden and functional space
• Become a Master Gardener and share your knowledge
• Morro Bay to hold workshop on new sewage plant
• Biosolids spill in tractor-trailer crash south of Cambria
• Templeton groups give Vineyard Elementary students free books
• Rainwater capture, routing, storage and purification in 5 steps
• Cal Poly women’s basketball picked third in preseason Big West Conference media poll
• Big Sky-leading Southern Utah next up for tattered Cal Poly football team