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Candidates rack up campaign cash
Monetary support for candidates hoping to lead local school districts is starting to pile up with campaign financial forms for those running for office due Thursday.
Bishop Blesses Painting from 1794
MONTEREY, Calif- A blessing for the oldest non-indigenous piece of art in Monterey Wednesday.
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Alisal school district to begin work on moldy rooms
The Alisal Union School District will hold a groundbreaking ceremony Monday to begin repair work on six multipurpose rooms, six years after the rooms were shut down because of mold problems.
13-Oct-09 - Divorce Between Church and State Could Ruin Mexico, Cardinal Rivera Says
Mexico City, Mexico, Oct 12, 2009 .- The Archbishop of Mexico City, Cardinal Norberto Rivera Carrera, warned last week that 'the divorce between Church and State could cause our ruin,' as he commented on those who want to overlook the country's religious roots.
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Monterey House Tour to support library
The Friends of the Monterey Public Library will host its 6th annual Monterey House Tour: Homes from the Past, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. this Sunday, Oct.
Cristo Rey: Group, artist restore shrine to Virgin
The Virgin of Guadalupe returned to Mount Cristo Rey on Saturday, depicted on a new and fresh mosaic after vandals destroyed her 65-year-old original tile shrine in September 2008.
How to best meet the needs for all students in the San Mateo Union High School District was discussed by candidates hoping to be leaders for the coming four years at a candidate forum last night.
Dunes Center unveils new Web site, dunes map
The Dunes Center in Guadalupe has launched a new Web site and produced a new tour map to help visitors get the most out of visits to the Guadalupe-Nipomo Dunes Complex.
Drinking in the Grapes and Grains
Local residents figuratively toasted the arrival of fall Saturday at the 26th Annual Autumn Arts Grapes and Grains Festival, and for many, that toast was made with wine glass in hand.
Union workers cut in Guadalupe
Four union employees in Guadalupe were laid off last week as a cost-saving measure, according to the city's top administrator.
Money rolls in for education hopefuls
Monetary support for candidates hoping to lead local school districts is starting to pile up with campaign financial forms for those running for office due Thursday.
High school dropout rate carries price tag
High school dropouts cost the state $1.1 billion annually in crime costs alone, according to a new study by the California Dropout Research Project.
Cops: Salinas lettuce can't hide cocaine being trafficked through Ohio
Two men charged with attempting to drive $4.5 million worth of cocaine across the country found out that Salinas Valley lettuce doesn't provide good cover, Ohio state troopers said.
Memory walk Sept. 26 at Waller
For Guadalupe Murguia, the upcoming Alzheimer's Association Memory Walk is a chance to remember those who have passed, and to support friends and family members who are dealing with the tragic consequences of the debilitating illness.
Volunteers Needed for Coastal Cleanup Day
The 25th annual California Coastal Cleanup Day will take place Saturday at several beaches and creeks in Santa Barbara County.
Local leaders help at Foodbank
Guadalupe Mayor Lupe Alvarez was among a number of local officials who got a first-hand look Wednesday at the front lines in the war against hunger in Santa Barbara County.
Our Lady of Guadalupe Demolished
Where's the Rest of Me? The front of Our Lady of Guadalupe, on Nopal Street, will be preserved, while the back four-fifths of the church is demolished and reconstructed.
County Lines September 10, 2009
Families and fans are invited to explore a nearby Santa Barbara County fire station from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday as firefighters observe Public Appreciation Day.
While mop-up and rehabilitation continue on the giant La Brea Fire in the national forest east of Santa Maria, local officials are casting a worried eye toward the now-parched Santa Maria River.
Dan Krieger: Guadalupe Dunes: Star of the silver screen
The thundering tones of 'the mighty Wurlitzer' pipe organs filled movie palaces throughout the English-speaking world in 1923.
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