Sinsheimer Pool Closed until January 2016
The Olympic-sized Sinsheimer Pool, located at 900 Southwood Drive, will be closed to the public until January 2016. This closure is due to construction work starting this week which will include...
View ArticleIt Was a Dark, Dark Night…
Join story teller and actor Kirk Henning for an evening of spooky stories told by jack-o-lantern light. It will begin with stories to entertain younger listeners, followed by a few spine tingling tales...
View Article2015 Baywood Climate Fest
Join local environmental activists on November 29 for the Baywood Climate Festival, a free community event that is part of the Global Climate March. The event begins at 11:00 a.m. in Baywood Park and...
View ArticleEulogy ~ Brian Orazetti
After defying all odds and surviving years past predictions to the contrary, Brian Orazetti (August 14, 1967 – October 11, 2015) recently lost his valiant fight with brain cancer. Born in Portland, OR,...
View ArticleEulogy ~ Bonnie Trahan
Surrounded with constant love and prayers of family and friends, Bonnie Joan Trahan, 62, passed away on September 29 at her home in San Luis Obispo, CA. Born in Pasadena, CA to Joan Trahan and John...
View ArticleLocal Hospice Care
Join with others in remembering loved ones during the 30th annual Light Up A Life. During the holiday season, you are invited to help shine a light at any one of 9 Hospice SLO Remembrance Ceremonies in...
View ArticleConscious Evolution 401/Imaginal Cells
By Kathryn Brewer Are you an imaginal cell for humanity? We are familiar with the story of transformation of the caterpillar to the butterfly, but most accounts leave out a key factor in that process...
View ArticleHow to Talk About Suicide
It’s that time of year when people begin talking in hushed tones about one of the biggest collective myths our society continues to perpetuate. No, it’s not the existence of Santa Claus they’re...
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SLO Hotline
“I wasn’t sure what to do. It was a very troubling time for me,” said Arthur Thompson Jr., a recent caller to SLO Hotline. “My roommate decided to discontinue his medication. His conversations turned...
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Pilgrim’s Journeys from Around the World
Since before there were written records, human beings have sought out super natural experiences through the practice of pilgrimage. Some Native American groups practiced—and still do practice—the...
View ArticleBe Your Own Light
By Robert Welton After nearly a half century of teaching, the Buddha lay dying surrounded by his distraught disciples. In tearful whispers they pleaded, “Blessed One, who will be our teacher now? Who...
View ArticleThe History of Black History Month
February is National African American History Month, or Black History Month, a time to celebrate the achievements of black Americans and recognize the important role African Americans have played in...
View ArticleTransformation
Transformation – a change in form, appearance, nature, or character. Do you feel the pull of transformation? It is spring and everything is changing. Flowers are blooming, Monarch butterflies are...
View ArticleConscious Evolution 501—The Turning
By Kathryn Brewer We hold the knowing that future generations can look back and say, “This was the great turning.” I am speaking of the global mobilization of those who are aware of our individual and...
View ArticleFriends of the Library Bursting at the Seams
Volunteers Needed! Once again, the Friends of the Paso Robles Library is outgrowing its space. The library is currently spreading out over two locations to serve its many customers. While the Friends...
View ArticleTurnover at the TSA
The Transportation Security Administration has been making news lately and not just for the long lines at airport security. Kelly Hoggan, has been removed from his position as head of the TSA after a...
View ArticleHope for Shorter Lines at Airport Security
Long waits at airport security lines seem to be improving since the initial wave of hiring at the Transportation Security Administration earlier this year. Many travelers and airports are reporting...
View ArticleSummer Magic: Lammastide
In back of the bread is the flour, and in back of the flour, the mill. In back of the mill is the sun and the rain, and the Mother’s will–traditional table grace In late May, Memorial Day kicks off the...
View ArticleLittle Pink (and Blue and Brown and Green) Houses
Not many people over eight or nine years old still dream about living in a doll house, but “tiny houses” are changing that. A conscious movement to simplify is inspiring some potential homeowners to...
View ArticleThe 2016 SLO County Summer Reading Program
Readers of all ages will exercise their minds and bodies this summer at the San Luis Obispo County Public Library “On Your Mark, Get Set, Read” Summer Reading Program. Library activities will include...
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