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Remember the back to the land movement? It was pioneer-style living cloaked in green.

We read Rachel Carson, Adelle Davis and other writers who bucked the trend of bigger is better. Carson and Davis are long gone, but their inspiration lives on. If ever there was a time when their words should be quoted by verse and chapter, now is the time.

We'd like to offer a resounding and heartfelt "thank you!" to the wonderful elementary schoolchildren of Old Mission Catholic School who collected donations for the seventh consecutive year during this year's "Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF" program on Halloween. This year, Old Mission’s schoolchildren collected $857.23, their biggest donation yet.

We want to thank the supporters who attended our Boys & Girls Club End of Summer fundraiser during one of the hottest afternoons of the year. The Board of Directors and the Executive Director are appreciative of your attendance.

In celebration of our latest Solarponics install at Ambyth Vineyard, we will be hosting a solar wine party! Come tour the Ambyth estate, see a solar energy system at work, and enjoy a complimentary wine tasting and cheese pairing.

Where: Ambyth Estate 510 Sequoia Lane Templeton, CA
When: Thursday, July 23rd, 6-8pm.

RSVP at https://www.rsvpmenow.com/rsvpbeta/?id=20298

Agencies ask boaters to “clean, drain and dry”
For Independence Day Weekend to deter spread of invasive mussels

“We very much want to work with others to make sure that we have … as pro-American a tax system for corporations as we possibly can …” Lawrence Summers

Oceano, CA – [June 15, 2009] - The Arroyo Grande Rotary Club generously donated $3000 to the south San Luis Obispo (SLO) County Boys and Girls Club (B&GC) at its weekly meeting on Thursday, June 11, 2009, giving the club a financial “shot in the arm” in its efforts to raise funds for its programs this year.

– In 2004, Greg Pacheco’s life took an unexpected turn when he was diagnosed with a very rare and incurable condition known as Castleman’s Disease. Pacheco has since become an advocate for discovering why the disease occurs and how it can be stopped.