Miossi Charitable Trust Funds Second Year of Creek Health Monitoring in San Luis Obispo
The Morro Bay National Estuary Program (Estuary Program) is excited to announce its second year of partnership with Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and the City of San Luis Obispo for spring bioassessment surveys in the San Luis Obispo watershed. This work is made possible...
Berry and Cheese Coming into Season at Farmer’s Markets
By BeeWench Farm As the weather is starting to warm up, our local farmers have even more delicious produce to choose from. You should start to notice more berries and fruits as they come into season. There are still plenty of leafy greens and you might even...
Morro Bay Art Association Presents Lecturer John Seed
Morro Bay Art Association is proud to present lecturer John Seed discussing his recent book “Disrupted Realism.” John Seed is a professor emeritus of art and art history who taught at Mt. San Jacinto College for 31 years. Seed has written about art and...
Lost at Sea Memorial Set For May 29
A group of local volunteers is getting ready to once again honor people lost at sea. The Lost at Sea Memorial is slated for 3 p.m. Monday, May 29, at the Cayucos Pier Plaza. The plaza and adjacent Cayucos Veterans Hall are fenced off during the reconstruction of the...
Serendipity Brings Owner to Business
Susan Stewart took 'total leap of faith,' and has operated Beads by the Bay for 17 years now By Blake Ashley Frino-Gerl Susan Stewart didn’t know early on what her career path would entail as an adult. For many, that is the case —switching gears from one career to a...
Teaching Through Inspiration
Bryan Way enjoys his teaching career in Cayucos and celebrates almost 20 years of owning his American Karate School By Blake Ashley Frino-Gerl Finding something that inspires you at a young age and possibly staying with you forever does not happen for everyone....
Morro Bay Searches for Solutions to the Complex Issue of Homelessness
By Blake Ashley Frino-Gerl The homeless population in the U.S. is on the rise, including in Morro Bay. Several organizations and resources, including the Morro Bay Police Department, Social Services, and Community Resource Connections (CRC), are working to find, if...
Watchers Watch Peregrines
Visitors to Morro Bay delight in watching the antics of the southern sea otters, who tend to gather in the waters off Target Rock and in the lee of the South T-pier, both affording terrific vantage spots to see the fascinating sea weasels. But Morro Bay is also famous...
City to Study Morro Creek Flooding Issues
Having natural areas in a town, like a creek or a woodland, can be a great benefit, but with natural areas comes natural phenomenon like flooding from fierce storms such as we’ve repeatedly seen in Morro Bay this winter. And one of Morro Bay’s treasures — Morro Creek...
Re-Commissioning Diablo Canyon
The power plant awaits its relicensing from the NRC By Blake Ashley Frino-Gerl Last year it was acknowledged that Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant would not decommission its units by 2025 but rather be relicensed through at least 2030. Pursuing the...
