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Adoptable Pet of the Week: Emrys

Sweet and social Emrys recently lost the only home she’s ever known when her owner passed away – The Adoptable Pet of the Week this […]Full Article

One Cool Earth brings outdoor education to 28 local schools

Team of garden educators heading on campuses in the coming weeks – Local non-profit One Cool Earth is heading back to school to teach science, […]Full Article

Make a moon phase wall hanging with the Paso Robles Library

Simple mirror craft will provide an eye-catching display of the phases of the moon – Crafters can make a moon phase wall hanging with the […]Full Article

Local American Association of University Women branch hosting brunch

Brunch meeting will outline future meeting topics, focus on interest groups – The Paso Robles Branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW) invites […]Full Article

Photography by Cheryl Strahl on display in library in September

Photography exhibit entitled ‘The White Lions & Other Cats of Southern Africa’ – The Paso Robles Library will feature photography by Cheryl Strahl during the […]Full Article

Sea of Tranquility by Emily St. John Mandel.

Library book group to read, ‘Sea of Tranquility’ in September

Novel by Emily St. John Mandel explores art, love, plague, time travel, and metaphysics – On Thursday, Sept. 15, from 6-7 p.m., the public is […]Full Article

Must! Charities raises $2.5 million at wine industry party

Second annual event was held at Booker Vineyard last Saturday – Wine industry and business leaders from across the country once again came together at […]Full Article

Monkey in Paso Robles makes 911 call

Investigation leads deputies to discover that monkey made the call – The San Luis Obispo Sheriff’s Department recently shared a story of Route, the Zoo […]Full Article

Camp Natoma to host fall hiking series for kids

Series offered Sept. 10, 17, 25 – Local San Luis Obispo County-based nonprofit Camp Natoma, which provides week-long summer camp sessions for youth on the Central […]Full Article