Thanks to Dan Gaddis, who chairs the South County Advisory Council (SCAC) for forwarding these minutes. The SCAC is the formally appointed government arm for our Fourth District Supervisor. The minutes follow below the jump: (more…)
The Nipomo Incorporation Committee for Education (NICE) held its most recent community meeting on Saturday, 03/28/09 at the Woodlands Trilogy, Avila Room from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. Over 100, (103 was the official count) local Nipomo residents, joined several governmental leaders and community leaders at the meeting. Katcho Achadjan, 4th District Supervison, San Luis Obispo County attended, as did officials from the Nipomo Community Services District, Chamber of Commerce, and others. Katcho moderated the morning’s discussion, which included the following presentations. (more…)
The County Board of Supervisors has voted to allow a carwash and mini-storage project to replace some Strawberry fields on the Nipomo Mesa. It’s always sad to see open space strawberry fields go–but on the other hand the land owners do have rights as well. The San Luis Tribune noted: (more…)
Today dawned with incredible beauty here on the Golden State’s Central Coast: (more…)
The Nipomo Incorporation Committee for Education (NICE) is holding another community gathering, which will be moderated by the Katcho Achadjian, San Luis Obispo County 4th District Supervisor. The details are: (more…)
The San Luis Obispo County Department of Public Works is seeking input from Nipomo residents on the Willow Road exchange project. Several county representatives have begun a series of meetings to educate the community on the project and the fact that there is about a 12 million dollar shortfall on funding. The Times Press Recorder reports: (more…)
News reports confirm that parts of northern San Luis Obispo County have been dusted with snow. The Tribune has posted some photos, which I will re-post here as well. You can read the Tribune report here. KSBY has a report as well, here. Some photos from around the county below the jump: (more…)
The Tribune reports that our local Mexican ice cream shop has moved out of the Nipomo Vons Center because the owner could not afford the rent increase: (more…)
The first group of Vons shoppers gather outside the Nipomo Vons just prior to its opening, September 20, 2000 at 8:00 a.m.
For decades the community of Nipomo was without a major grocery store chain. Some may have thought that quaint–I was not one of them. Finally, in September 2000, Nipomo came of age and Vons opened its doors. I was the outgoing President of the Nipomo Chamber of Commerce at the time. I attended that opening and took the following photos of that historic event here in Nipomo. Nipomo continues to grow and change; but, Vons’ opening was one of the most significant events in its history. More photos after the jump. (more…)
Just before Nipomo High School opened in September 2002, I was fortunate enough to take an informal tour of the campus. I took several photos, some of which I will post here, and will provide the link to the remaining if you are interested in seeing the campus way back when.
More photos after the jump: (more…)
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