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Written by Sandra Marshall
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As I slide into May, I have to say that April, even with its endless hours of work and no sleep, was a grand slam. Heading into home with the last page of the May issue of Information Press nearly complete, I can reflect on the game I’ve played. The bases were loaded with the California Democratic Convention, a Town Hall Meeting with David Swanson and Elizabeth de la Vega, Earth Day SLO and the May issue of Information Press. I knocked it out of the park and was able to make it home. |
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Written by Allan Cooper
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Save Our Downtown is happy to report that our table at the April 26th Earth Day Event on the SLO Mission Plaza drew considerable attention. We gathered 44 names, addresses and emails of those who are willing to lend their support to our cause. Among those names is a graphic artist who will volunteer his services to us and a film producer who is interested in documenting our on-going, grass-roots opposition to the Chinatown Project. |
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The Democratic voter registration train in California continues to accelerate, while the Republican train has jumped off the tracks, Senator Art Torres (Ret.), Chairman of the California Democratic Party, said regarding recently reported voter registration numbers.
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It’s the 20th Anniversary of the Live Oak Music Festival, a three day concert and camping event held every year on Father’s Day weekend in the beautiful and peaceful hills above Santa Barbara, California. This year’s festival will be held on June 13, 14, and 15, 2008; 100% of Live Oak proceeds will go to support KCBX Public Radio. |
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