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January 13, 2016

• Greg, Teri Sanders honored as Cambria’s Citizens of the Year
• Ernie Watts brings Grammy-winning jazz home to Cambria
• Saving water — and money — through SLO County’s PACE program
• Workshop in SLO will offer strategies for collecting rainwater
• Arroyo Grande, Morro Bay move to ban medical marijuana cultivation
• Hearst Castle seeking part-time tour guides
• Piedras Blancas Light Station plans living history tour
• Cambria’s Sustainable Water Facility shut off Dec. 31
• Blacklake resort plans moving forward in Nipomo
• Remodel adds warmth and spirit to the Nichter home in Harmony
• Coast tops Liberty on muddy field
• Coast Union boys win clash of top contenders; girls rout Maricopa
• Forensics is essential, and it’s going on right here in SLO County
• Cambrian letters to the editor, Jan. 14, 2016
• Rains of El Niños brought ruin and, eventually, reform
• Seasoned firewood minimizes smoke, maximizes heat
• El Niño storms into 2016 in Cambria
• Tap water in Cambria meets state standards
• String of break-ins on Main St. has Cambrians concerned
• A firestorm of folly and paranoia
• Condors’ comeback a gift to California’s Central coast
• Ruthanne Anderson’s watercolors on display at Cambria Library
• Late Cambrian artist featured in Cayucos’ ‘Homespun’ art show
• Good news about Genevieve Leroux and SLO Botanical Garden
• Record Powerball jackpot has SLO County lining up for a chance to win
• Resources available to children with speech problems
• Los Osos bike lanes, parking removal improve safety
• Fulks misses chance to show agape love
• They are so rich because they scam the system
• Cal Poly float snubbed by ABC
• Prep roundup: Nipomo boys basketball tops Templeton for third win in a row
• This Christmas reached an all-time low
• Learning about refugees is first step to helping them
• Public lands aren’t for personal gain
• SLO County District Attorney’s Office names new director for victim and witness services
• January declared Human Trafficking Awareness Month in SLO County
• SLO rental inspection program kicks off with public workshops
• 50Now housing program for the homeless shows some successes
• Ban upheld on use of sewage sludge as crop fertilizer
• Grover Beach homeless should use boxcars as shelter