Cambria News

By Ian Sparks A PROMOTIONAL video by France's ruling UMP party showing the joys of the French lifestyle was all shot in the United States, it was revealed last night.

D owntown Cambria's twinkling like a holiday tree, just in time for Hospitality Night festivities starting at 5:30 p.m. today, Dec.

Some people simply sing about the sea, but Port O'Brien 's Van Pierszalowski spent his summers sweating on the water.

The 15-member county Commission on the Status of Women, which had more than half a dozen vacancies last summer, is filling out with a trio of high-powered women leaders.

Two annual events - to be held this year on Tuesday and Thursday, Dec. 1 and 3 - will kick off the North Coast's post-Thanksgiving holiday season.

26, at the Veterans Memorial Building, 1000 Main St. Everybody is welcome to dine and enjoy fun and festivities.

An environmental document for Fiscalini Ranch Preserve, including a community park on the eastern portion of the ranch, has been approved.

After more than a decade of drought and huge losses to the local sheep and cattle ranchers, the Piedras Blancas, Santa Rosa and San Simeon Mexican land grants were sold to the public in 1860.

If the Landwatch v. CCSD lawsuit was not such an enormous, unnecessary waste of Cambrians' water rate and tax dollars, the Viewpoint article on the purported justification for the lawsuit authored by Land- Watch San Luis Obispo County attorney, Cynthia Hawley, in the Nov.

Central Coast Rotary, Rotary District 5240 , has announced the selection of the 2010 Group Study Exchange Team to Bangladesh.

A building inspection led to the closure of the Gallery at the Old Schoolhouse in Cambria on Tuesday, the building's owner has announced.

T wo separate projects or issues are impeding the connection from the Moonstone Beach Drive trail to Windsor Boulevard and beyond.

At its monthly meeting Oct. 22, the Cambria Community Services District Board of Directors considered for adoption an environmental report on the latest version of the Cambria Community Park.

A photograph by Josef Herkell of Cambria recently won 'Best of Category' and 'Best of Show' honors at the Gold Coast Professional Photographers Association Print Competition.

Delays due north of Ragged Point M otorists traveling on Highway 1 a mile north of Ragged Point may find weekday delays of up to 20 minutes, Caltrans has announced.

What smelled like smoldering, overheated electrical wires led to a 911-callout just after 2 p.m. Tuesday, Nov.

A baker's dozen of artists are involved with the annual fundraiser for CASA - Court Appointed Special Advocates - at EOC Estate Winery.

A memorial fund has been set up for David Kubiak, the fisherman who died in Morro Bay sometime overnight Monday.

Central Coast fishermen mourned one of their own on Wednesday, a day after 47-year-old David Allen Kubiak fell off his boat and was found five miles off the coast of Cambria.

The body of 47-year-old David Allen Kubiak was recovered five miles off the coast of Cambria on Tuesday.