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The second happiest place on Earth is a California Central Coast lifeguard tower FacebookTwitterEmail An Arroyo Grande lifeguard tower. Freda Moon From the outside, on a quiet, unpretentious residential side street in Arroyo Grande, on Californias Central Coast, all you can see is a generic beige stucco tract house with a drought resistant rock garden, some two-tone buoys hanging here and there as beach town decor, and little else to suggest what’s hidden behind the driveway’s sturdy metal...

Submitted The City of Orange Beach and Gulf State Park entered into a historic 20-year agreement to provide guests and residents with a better beach going experience. The partnership will increase the efficiency of maintenance and service activities for selection locations within the park, including four beach access areas, 14 miles of trails and various park access points. Highlights from the partnership include continued maintenance at the Romar Beach, Cotton Bayou, Alabama Point and Shell Be...

Seal Society volunteers return to La Jolla beaches for Earth Day cleanup Marisa Butler and J.P. Rosal aid the Seal Society’s Earth Day effort to rid the Children’s Pool beach of litter. (Elisabeth Frausto) April 25, 2021 9:49 AM PT Print Earth Day 2021 brought more than a dozen volunteers to the La Jolla coast for a beach cleanup — the first such in-person effort organized by the Sierra Club Seal Society of San Diego since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. The April 22 collecti...

The Chapman Estate in Shell Beach could soon begin hosting more than five times as many events a year as it has in the past, which worries many neighbors who say events there already regularly cause traffic, noise, and parking issues. click to enlarge File Photo EVENT HUB? Pismo Beach City Council recently voted to allow up to 100 events e...

You know what I like to do when I see a homeless person lying on the ground in a city park? I like to kick em. You know, to make sure theyre still alive. If theyre in a tent, I wouldnt know they were dead until they really start to stink. click to enlarge Surely thats the reasoning behind the city of San Luis Obispos ordinance prohibiting tents in city parks, right? I mean, it cant be a thinly veiled attempt to make SLOs unho...

Trees and beans Find Corberosa coffee at The Avocado Shack in Morro Bay and Cambria Pines Lodge in Cambria or visit corberosa.com to figure out how to order your own. Look for Cali Mokka coffee trees at Farm Supply Company in SLO, 224 Tank Farm Road. If youre a farmer interested in learning more about growing coffee, reach out to Trevor Freeman or Colin Princi at trevor@cacoffeeinitiative.com or colin@cacoffeeinitiative.com. Coffee farmers dont necessarily drink coffee made from ...

and last updated 2021-04-17 23:00:01-04 UPDATE (7:56 p.m.): Pismo Beach Police say three cars were involved in the collision that sent one person to the hospital with moderate injuries. Traffic is expected to be flowing in both directions now. --- ORIGINAL STORY: A head-on collision is causing some traffic delays in Shell Beach. According to emergency crews, the crash was reported near Shell Beach Rd. and Cliff Ave. just before 7 p.m. Saturday. One person suffered moderate injuries, two othe...

Violinist Bette Byers spent decades in Hollywood playing music for countless films and TV shows, backing performers such as Nat King Cole, Elvis Presley, Billy Eckstine, Marvin Gaye, The Supremes, Tom Jones ... the list would take up the whole page! She started her training at age 4, and by 18 she was a professional musician. Now in her mid-80s, she "retired" to Santa Maria a few years ago, but like a true artist, she cant stop playing with her group The Candlelight Strings or stop creating...

adolce@observertoday.com Pictured is Shirley and Bob, bottom middle, with their kids Rae Ann Kennelley Crandall, Rita Kennelley Pendland, Robert Kennelley, Susan Kennelley Jordan, and Gail Kennelley Hornsby. CASSADAGA — Village resident Robert “Bob” Kennelley has seen and experienced a lot in his life. As Kennelley looks back on the day he was born, 95 years ago today, in 1926, he hits an initial realization. “That was awhile ago,” Kennelley said. A lot has happened in the last 95 ye...

adolce@observertoday.com The first one is of Shirley and Bob, bottom middle, with their kids Rae Ann Kennelley Crandall, Rita Kennelley Pendland, Robert Kennelley, Susan Kennelley Jordan, and Gail Kennelley Hornsby. CASSADAGA — Village resident Robert “Bob” Kennelley has seen and experienced a lot in his life. As Kennelley looks back on the day he was born, 95 years ago today, in 1926, he hits an initial realization. “That was awhile ago,” Kennelley said. A lot has happened in the la...