Nipomo News

Nipomo Flirts With Cityhood

WordPress is supposed to allow the upload of pdf documents. This post is a test of that capacity. It’s a scanned article from the New Times which discusses Nipomo’s Incorporation outlook crica 2003. Many things have changed since then, some for the better, others not so good. I will be posting more about incorporation as time permits and more information is available.

Former board member and retired pharmacist Bob Blair has filed papers with the San Luis Obispo County Recorder’s office to run for an open seat on the Nipomo Community Service District’s board. Anyone who follows Nipomo politics will recognize Bob Blair’s name. Read more…

Below is the agenda for the San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisor’s meeting scheduled for 8/1/06.  Our continuing thanks to Vince McCarthy who regularly provides these agenda’s to the public via the Nipomo Community Yahoo Group. Read more…

For those who have found this blog, you likely already know that there is a South County Advisory Council, and that they have several standing committees, including an extremely important one dealing with traffic: The Traffic and Circulation Committee.  You can read the most recent minutes here. Read more…

As I have already publicly endorsed Cliff Trotter, an incumbent, for another term on the Nipomo Community Services District, I am publishing below his campaign statement that will appear on the November Ballot. As I obtain further information from either of the candidates I have endorsed, I will publish it here on the Nipomo News. I will also post any commentary from the press on either of the candidates: Read more…

As always, a big Thanks to Vince McCarthy for regularly posting these agendas to the Nipomo Community Yahoo Group. Read more…

Cliff Totter and Larry Vierheilig, both current directors on the NCSD board have filed paperwork to run for reelection. Both Larry and Cliff have served on the board, I believe, for at least two terms. Read more…

Local candidates for elective office have begun filing paperwork, countywide. The Tribune reports in today’s edition: Read more…

The Santa Maria Times ran an article this morning in their print edition about a proposed wind turbine farm on Miguelito Canyon ridges, just southwest of Lompoc. Unfortunately, that story didn’t appear to make it into their online paper version; however, you can read a 6/26/06 story from the Santa Barbara Press here. Read more…

to be self evident: Read more…