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LOCAL NEWS

CALIFORNIA MID-STATE FAIR NEWS

SPORTS

BOYS SCHOOL

COOKIN’ UP COUNTRY, ROCK AND POP AT CMSF

■ Former proposal –

canceled or suspended?

Officials disagree

Templeton soccer

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SCRAPPED? – An artists’s rendering for the now suspended conversion project for the former El Paso de Robles Youth Correctional Facility that was approved by the state's Public Works Board.

Women’s golf

Photo by Josh Petray

Pozo Valley rancher and farmer Steve Arnold introduces Joel (note the funny looking hat) and Deb Twisselman as inductees into the California Mid-State Fair Hall of Fame – one of the many highlights on Friday night. For more pictures, see pages A3 and A6.

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t's a project now years in the works. For those hoping to know the future of the El Paso de RoblesYouth Correctional Facility, its fate remains in question. "Canceled" is not an appropriate word to use to describe the repurposing of the former El Paso de Robles Youth Correctional Facility, a California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) spokesman said on Friday. According to CDCR spokesman Bill Sessa, funding for the threepronged project – that included the Estrella Correctional Facility, 1,000-bed level two, low-risk prison, 500-bed secure community re-entry facility tentatively named the Central Coast Re-Entry Facility and a 130-bed Cal Fire conservation camp – has been suspended. Canceled simply isn't the right way to describe the project because the it’s currently on-hold as state official re-evaluate what the best use is for the site and following the release of Governor Jerry Brown's budget release, state officials said.

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LOCAL NEWS

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Staff report

INDEX

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he Paso Robles City Council is scheduled to convene its regular meeting today, Tuesday, Feb. 7 at 7:30 p.m. in the City Hall/ Library Conference Center. Here's what's on the agenda:

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■ Request to remove an oak tree at 3115 Propeller Drive ■ Street abandonment: Hidden Creek Apartments is seeking the council's consideration of adopting a resolution for a summary of vacation of portions of Navajo Avenue and old South River Road public right-of-way associated with the development ■ Olsen/Beechwood Specific Plan: For the council to re-confirm recovery costs for preparing the plan through specific plan fees. ■ Status of 4860 Wing Way: For the council to provide direction regarding the status of 4860 Wing Way. ■ Historic preservation – Mills Act Historic Property Incentive Program: for the council to establish the program ■ Rehabilitating the exterior of

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t's a night that California Mid-State Fair enthusiasts waited for all year long – the unveiling of the first of what will be many top-tier acts to grace the stages for thousands of fair-goers to revel

A la b a m a July 20

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NEWS

Tuesday, February 7, 2012

Could Cuesta lose its accreditation and close? STEVE MARTIN AUTHORS NEW BOOK Stork: ‘Not on my watch’ ABOUT ATASCADERO NORTH COUNTY NEWS

Images of America ■ Arcadia Publishing releases newest in ‘Images of America’ series “I wrote it to make sure as many people as possible would learn about the rich and unique history of the City of Atascadero. Having multiple outlets will make achieving this goal more possible.” – Steve Martin

Heather Young

teve Martin, the city of Atacadero’s marketing and tourism consultant and a 1969 Atascadero High School graduate, has written a book about Atascadero. The book, “Atascadero,” is the latest book in Arcadia Publishing’s “Images of America” series. The book includes more than 200 historic photos of Atascadero with descriptions for each and brief chapters about Atascadero and the city’s founder, E.G. Lewis. Six stores in San Luis Obispo County currently sell Martin’s book. Those businesses are Barnes & Noble in SLO, Estrella Warbird Museum in Paso Robles and Violette Wings & Giftey Things, Bru Coffeehouse, Buckets of Books and DeCou Lumber and Ace

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4990 Wing Way: For the council to consider adopting a resolution awarding the contract work

Hardware in Atascadero. “I really appreciate these folks’ efforts to market this book,” Martin said. “I wrote it to make sure as many people as possible would learn about the rich and unique history of the City of Atascadero. Having multiple outlets will make achieving this goal more possible.” A book-launch party will be held today at 5:30 p.m. at Holiday Inn Express and Suites in Atascadero. Martin will be on hand to sign books, and there will also be a wine tasting by Changala and Indigene wineries and hors d’ oeuvres by Cathy Cooks Catering. Martin will also be at Violette Wings and Giftey Things on Entrada Avenue in Atascadero on Saturday, Feb. 11 during the Sweetheart Stroll, which will be held from 2 to 6 p.m. ■ Design scope change request for new City Park restrooms: For the council to consider a scope change request/contract for the work ■ Traffic and circulation study for gateway project: For the council to authorize a contract ■ Franchise agreement for solid

MORE INFORMATION For more information about the book, Arcadia Publishing and S.W. Martin, go to www.swmartin.com. Martin currently lives in Paso Robles, but has been the executive director for Atascadero Main Street for the last 10 years and the city’s consultant for the last two years. Martin lived in Atascadero from 1954 through 1970. He moved to Paso Robles in 1973. He served on the Paso Robles City Council from 1987 to 1996 and as Paso Robles’ mayor from 1988 to 1990. Martin served on the Atascadero Historical Society’s board from 2009 to 2010 and on the Atascadero’s Colony Days committee from 2006 to 2011. He’s operated his own business, S.W. Martin & Associates since 2009. When he moved to Paso Robles in 1970 he worked for KPRLAM/KPRA-FM and continued there as an announcer/production director until 1977 and then as waste: for the council to form an adhoc committee to participate in franchise fee negotiations pertaining to solid waste collection services ■ Development impact fees: For the council to set a date for a workshop discussion of the draft comprehensive AB 1600 impact fee needs list

Photo by Creig Sherburne

Cuesta College President Dr. Gil Stork, center, addresses a crowd during Monday’s press conference. Courtesy photo

Steve Martin Atascadero Main Street the station’s director of news and operations from 1981 to 1986. He worked for the Paso Robles County News from 1986 to 1989 and then as Twin Cities Community Hospital’s director of marketing and community relations from 1989 to 1995. Off and on throughout the years he has owned and operated his own advertising and public relation companies. ■ Water rights legal services: For the council to consider water rights legal representation ■ More information For more information, visit www.prcity.com.

By Creig P. Sherburne and Heather Young

fter many efforts to resolve key concerns surrounding accreditation, Cuesta College is now on the hook to show why its accreditation should not be withdrawn. The show-cause notification was sent to Cuesta on Friday following an accreditation team visit in November 2011. “I am extremely disappointed with the commission’s action,” Cuesta’s superintendent/president Gil Stork said. “Their remaining recommendations do not reflect on the college’s outstanding faculty and management team and superb student services. Nor do they reflect on the genuine and significant progress that the college has achieved through

collaborative efforts in satisfying commission concerns.” Accreditation is the process for evaluating and assuring the quality of education at or within an educational organization. Credits earned at accredited schools are transferable to other accredited schools. The college held a press conference Monday to address the continued review. Cuesta got its warning status in January 2009 with recommendations to make improvements. After a visit in October 2009, the college was placed on probation in January 2010. A year later, although the commission noted that the college had made progress and completely satisfied some of the organization’s recommendations, the commission took action to continue See CUESTA, A5

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NEWS

Tuesday, February 7, 2012

PHOTOS: 16th District Agricultural Association California Mid-State Fair 2012 ‘Great American Road Tip’

Photos by Josh Petray

Abel Maldonado, left, and local rancher Pete Clark, right, talk agriculture during this year’s annual dinner held at the Paso Robles Event Center on Friday, Feb. 3.

ROYALTY – California Mid-State Fair Queen Danielle Hallman, left, Princess Kiley Amaral, center, and Ricquel Santos show their American pride during this year’s 16th District Agricultural Association’s Mid-State Fair Dinner with the theme, “The 2012 Great American Road Trip.”

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Jennifer and Daniel Garrett recently purchased a ranch outside San Miguel and are loving the ranching lifestyle. California Mid-State Fair CEO Vivian Robertson and Pacific Coast Cutting Horse Association’s Phil Benadum talk horses.

Greg Vietty of C&N Tractors and Samantha Acord enjoy pre-festivity mingling during Friday’s CMSF dinner at the Paso Robles Event Center.

2011 Roblan of the Year Wade Taylor, left, and Doug Filliponi, right, talk ranching on Friday.

Kenny and Toni Moore, pictured, are also active members of the Estrella Warbirds Museum.

California Mid-State Fair Queen Danielle Hallman sings the National Anthem as Dee Lacey salutes the American flag. From left, Lorraine Cagliero, Paso Robles Mayor Duane Picanco and Kahtleen Reneau pose for a picture.

THE DOCTOR’S GALS – Savannah Peterson, left, and Shirley Osibin, right, were all smiles during this year’s fair dinner held on Friday night. They’re family members of a prominent doctor in Templeton who was also a past fair board member.

Paso Robles Press

OPINION

Tuesday, February 7, 2012

OBITUARIES Courtesy of Kuehl-Nicolay Funeral Home, Chapel of the Roses Mortuary, Blue Sky Cremation Service and families of the deceased. Frances Vescovi Davis

Joshua Peter Velasco

orn in Padova, Italy in November of 1939, Frances was the eldest daughter of Mario and Norma Vescovi. She immigrated to the United States with her parents and siblings in 1951 through the sponsorship of Archie Frick after having to establish residency in Switzerland in order to leave Europe. She arrived in Bakersfield on Aug. 20, 1951, at the age of 12, and the family settled in Arvin. She quickly went to work with her mother picking cotton in the Arvin fields. She went to school in Arvin, graduating from Arvin High School in 1957. Upon graduation she married Gail Daniels and moved to Edwards Air Force base and later, her precious daughter, Tammy, was born. Frances married Danny Davis in 1964 establishing a marriage of more than 47 years. They lived the last 38 years in Atascadero. She and Danny had many fun and happy years. She was a wonderful wife, mother and “Grammy." Her passion for cooking and her kitchen were her best friend. She was a great cook! She also enjoyed working in her garden and flower beds. Frances worked at many jobs, always giving 100 percent of excellent work ethic. She was “Nanny Franny” to the families of many local doctors and residents. She loved people and found no strangers, always having a story to tell to anyone who would listen. She loved her grandsons Michael and Paul, and the world revolved around them. She was very proud of them. She loved

n Jan. 1, 1992 God brought Joshua Peter Velasco to his loving parents, Ralph and Yolanda Velacso of Paso Robles. Joshua was the youngest of seven children. He was a warm and caring uncle to his 25 nieces and nephews and a loyal and sincere friend to countless more. Through the power of his luminous smile, Joshua left a legacy of joy, laughter and affection. We love you, Joshua. You will be missed. May your adventure continue in the Kingdom of Heaven. A visitation was scheduled to be held at the Kuehl-Nicolay Funeral Home Chapel on Monday, Feb. 6 with a Rosary at 6 p.m. A mass will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 7, 10 a.m. at St. Rose Catholic Church with burial to follow at the San Miguel District Cemetery.

Michael Henry Barre

being around all of her family and had a special touch with children. They would gather around her for her great stories. She passed away on Feb. 1, 2012. She will be greatly missed. Frances is survived by her loyal husband, Dan Davis; daughter Tammy and husband, Steve of Colorado; grandsons Michael and Paul Brink; sister Paula and husband, Dennis Ollivier; brother Paul and wife, Nancy Vescovi; sisters Amy and Nela Aldridge Woodruff; many nieces and

nephews; and many friends. She was preceded in death by her parents Mario and Norma Vescovi; grandparents Ottone and Emma Marangoni; and Carlo and Ada Vescovi. Special thanks to Twin Cities Community Hospital of Templeton for their loving care to Frances. Services were scheduled to be Monday, Feb. 6 at Chapel of the Roses, 3450 El Camino Real, Atascadero. Burial will be private.

MEMORIAL FUND A memorial account on behalf of Lester C. Lara, the 19-year-old Paso Robles man who died in a suspected drunken-driving crash early New Year’s Day has been set-up at Rabo Bank. The account number is #9700973321.

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ichael Henry Barre, 29 of Templeton went home to be with the Lord after a courageous battle with alcoholism. Michael was an amazing young man with a heart of gold, a kind spirit and generosity that will never be forgotten. Michael was born September 1982 in San Luis Obispo to Gene Barre and Donna Dillon Barre. He was welcomed home by sister Stacey. He attended Templeton schools from Kindergarten through 12th grade, graduating in 2001. While at Templeton High, he raised animals with FFA for the MidState Fair. He also played football all four years as first string fullback. Along that journey, he made lifelong friends. After high school, he attended West Hills College in Coalinga where he received a certificate for operating heavy equipment, a profession he dearly loved. He worked for his father for approximately ten years in the construction business. Michael was very talented and could and did learn how to do many things. He loved to ride motorcycles, jeep, fish, shoot and snowboard. When he was younger, he went to many car shows and automotive swap meets

with his dad. He is survived by his father Gene Barre Jr. and wife, Diana of Atascadero; mother Donna McGhie and husband, Scott of Templeton; sister Stacey Tevis and husband, Craig of Paso Robles; brother Lucas Barre of Atascadero; nephews Cole and Wes Tevis of Paso Robles; step-brothers Nolan Eubank, James and Bryce McGhie and Adam Day; step-sisters Courtney, Caitlin and Emily Eubank; grandparents Gene Sr. and Veda Barre of Atascadero; and Charlotte Dillon of Santa Margarita; and many aunts, uncles and cousins. He was preceded in death by his

grandfather Robert Dillon Sr. Our baby boy is gone but will never be forgotten. He will live in our hearts forever. 'Till we meet again. We love you Michael. A memorial service will be held at the Atascadero Bible Church on Saturday, Feb. 11 at 1 p.m. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the Mike “Bulldog” Barre Memorial Football Scholarship Fund, Templeton High School, 1200 Main St., Templeton, CA 93465 or in his name to the Atascadero Bible Church, P.O. Box 987, Atascadero, CA 93423.

DEATH NOTICES Thomas Goldsmith Thomas Goldsmith, 56, of Atascadero died on Saturday, Jan. 28, 2012 in Templeton. Services and arrangements are pending under the direction of Chapel of the Roses Mortuary and Crematory.

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Patrick Wofford, 53, of Templeton died on Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2012 at a local care center. Services are pending, and arrangements are being provided by Blue Sky Cremation.

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Virginia Treder Virginia Treder, 90, of Ventura (formerly of Atascadero) died on Thursday, Feb. 2, 2012 in Ventura. Services and arrangements are pending under the direction of Chapel of the Roses.

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SEEING A DIFFERENT JERRY BROWN THIS YEAR

Tuesday, February 7, 2012

RED LIGHT ROUNDUP All suspects are assumed innocent until proven guilty. Information is compiled from Paso Robles Police Department Daily Activity Logs. Thursday, Feb. 2

Thomas D. Elias CONTRIBUTOR

rom the moment he began delivering his State of the State speech in mid-January, it was clear Gov. Jerry Brown realized California needs more than the avuncular presence he was most of last year. That speech traditionally offers each governor a chance to set the tone for the coming year, and Brown took full advantage. Then he began following up right away. Rather than head straight into a round of negotiations with legislators as he did after his 2011 speech, Brown immediately flew off to the state’s population centers to push his program of capital improvements, small tax increases and substantial budget cuts. He's got to keep up that sales effort. It's as if he suddenly realized that simply hanging out at home in Oakland or speaking in the Democratic stronghold of San Francisco or working in his Capitol office in Sacramento wasn’t going to be enough. Certainly that should be one lesson of last year, when Brown ventured south less than any modern governor in memory. Partly, his lack of a significant presence in California's largest counties may have been the result of the fact he’s the first governor since his father Pat Brown (governor from 1959 to 1967) to come from a base outside Southern California, where about two-thirds of the state’s voters reside. When Jerry Brown was governor for his first two terms, in the 1970s and early ’80s, he lived in the Laurel Canyon section of Los Angeles. Brown hit other necessary notes in the immediate aftermath of his speech, as he moved about, visiting schools, city councils and a Mexican restaurant he frequented regularly during his previous gubernatorial stint. For one thing, he promised he’d be back, often. “You will see a lot more of me in Southern California this year,” he said.

That’s an obvious need if he’s to pass any kind of tax increase, which he maintains is the only way to avoid about $5 billion more in cuts to public schools, universities, parks and a panoply of other popular state programs. He also must campaign hard and often in all the state’s big population centers for there to be any chance to actualize the bullet train that's planned to run from Los Angeles to San Francisco, with eventual extensions to Sacramento and San Diego. Brown didn’t dream up this project and he knows voters backed it in 2008. But he’s savvy enough to understand the projected tripling of costs presented to voters four years ago might produce a different result if the issue ever were to appear anew on a ballot. That’s why both in his speech and afterward he harped repeatedly on projects of the past that opponents labeled either impossible or too expensive in their planning phases, from the Panama and Suez canals to California’s Central Valley water project and the Bay Area Rapid Transit system, all generally considered basic necessities today. But the best thing Brown did was begin trying to counter the notion that California is ungovernable, dysfunctional and past its prime. “California is anything but a failed state,” he said while castigat-

ing pessimists he called “declinists.” “We want to keep California on the move even though we’ve been in a recession caused by manipulations in housing and banking that cost us more than 1 million jobs. So we will invest in the future. We are not in decline, but in ascendancy.” He mentioned California has more Nobel prize winners than any other state and all but a few countries. He listed companies like Google, Twitter and Facebook that began here and are going stronger than ever. That's the optimistic theme he has sounded since he began running for his current office, but he's doing it louder now. Twitting Texas, whose Gov. Rick Perry frequently denigrates California, he noted that state has “more than five times as many minimum wage jobs as we do, with far less population.” And he said “California last year created many more jobs than any other part of the nation. I’m proud of that.” So Brown this year shows signs of becoming the cheerleader California needs. But he insisted that he will still be a policy wonk, noting how complicated budget negotiations will be and that he’s working on complex reforms to public employee pensions. Maybe it’s because more than a year has passed since Brown was last on the campaign trail, but his affect is more energetic this year than last. Which is exactly what California will need if the slowstarting economic revival here is to pick up steam and begin growing more quickly. Email Thomas Elias at tdelias@aol.com. His book, "The Burzynski Breakthrough: The Most Promising Cancer Treatment and the Government’s Campaign to Squelch It," is now available in a soft cover fourth edition. For more Elias columns, visit www.californi afocus.net.

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No-Till Housekeeping Lee Pitts CONTRIBUTOR

ust because I wrote a column idea in the dust on a piece of furniture because I didn’t have a pencil and paper handy, my wife thought I was making a critical comment about her housekeeping. “If you don’t like the way I clean house,” she said, “you can just start doing it yourself.” I don’t know why women complain so much about cleaning the house. They get to work in comfortable mud-free conditions in which there are no snakes or flies, in most cases. Although it’s true that we men don’t routinely dust the furniture and wash the dishes that doesn’t necessarily mean we couldn’t if we had to. It’s just that there’d have to be a few changes made. Take vacuuming for example, an activity in which men are much like dogs in that we run and hide whenever we see or hear one. All it would take to make men vacuum enthusiasts is for someone to make a riding vacuum. Of course, houses would have to be redesigned and bumper pads would have to be affixed to furniture, but if we had tractor-like vacuums our wives would soon be yelling, “You’re vacuuming the floors again? That’s the fourth time this week!” Naturally, men would tinker with their vacuums to increase their horsepower and pretty soon we’d be racing them. And just think, with wider hallways we could use a Bobcat whenever you needed to flip a mattress or move the furniture! Our house is hard to clean

because it’s big; when it’s noon in the kitchen it’s three o’clock in the living room. There’s a lot of furniture to dust but I came up with another brilliant idea when I bought myself a 33 gallon portable air compressor for Christmas. Now I just blast the dust away. (Note to men: Don’t set the compressor at more than 90 psi or you may ruin the patina on your wife’s heirloom furniture.) If you don’t have a compressor a leaf blower will also work. The leaf blower actually blows the dust into your neighbor’s home, no matter how far away. Using shop tools men can clean anything. Dishes and clothes can be cleaned in your parts washer, but be careful not to agitate your delicates. And grinders, sanders, or a jackhammer can be used to clean the dirt that builds up in bathrooms during a year’s time. What, you don’t have a jackhammer? That’s the beauty of my idea: wives can never again question your tool purchases because it’s for cleaning HER house. A word about laundry. I’d recommend either getting a laundry hamper the size of a grain silo or leaving dirty clothes for the wife to do after coming home from work. After

all, we still want her to feel a part of the home management team. When my wife complains about housekeeping I remind her that her forefathers and foremothers had to live in sod houses in which tarantulas and big bugs might drop from the grass ceiling at any minute. This rarely happens in our home. I also tell her that the pioneers often had to share their houses with cows and horses, but she reminds me of all the bummer lambs and orphaned calves who’ve shared our bathtub. Speaking of pioneers, did you know that when the homes of some tribes of Indians got real dirty they just burned them down and moved. Whenever I hear something like that it reinforces my inkling that I must have some Indian blood coursing through my veins. With men taking over home management it means wives will be freed up to work more outside the home. Of course, such dramatic change will necessitate some changes in our society. Because real men don’t watch soap operas or the Ellen Show, NFL games will henceforth have to be on weekdays so that weekends will be free for us to attend vacuum races, demolition vacuum derbies and tractor/vacuum/car shows. History will henceforth record that it was I who suggested the use of shop tools to clean house and I will take my rightful place in housekeeping history. Gentlemen, start your vacuums! For more of Pitts’ writing visit wwwLeePittsbooks.com.

10:00 – With the help of a witness, police de07:14 – A person reported that he had been attacked by five men who struck him with a rifle in the alley of McCintock’s. The subject was treated for injuries sustained the morning of Thursday, Feb 2 at 6:30 a.m. at Twin Cities Community Hospital.

tained a female subject on the 110 Block of Lana who had reportedly stolen items from a neighbor’s garage. The subject was a woman wearing black pants, a black coat and a black hat. Police found a laptop on the subject’s person.

09:16 – An unwanted subject was reported to

11:16 –A subject on the 900 block of Park

be at a residence on the 500 block of Rose Lane who had reportedly assaulted the resident’s sister last week. Paso Robles Police Department responded to the call, but no charges were pressed. Subject was asked to leave the premises.

Street reported that he wished to speak with an officer regarding a situation where he reportedly had been feeding his neighbor’s animals when he reportedly discovered items that did not belong within his neighbor’s home.

CUESTA Continued from A2

Cuesta’s probation status. “We want to assure our students and their families that Cuesta College remains an accredited institution during this process,” Stork said. “And while we work to address the perceived remaining deficiencies, we want the public to know that the notification does not change the status of transferable courses.” Stork said the only areas remaining on the commission’s radar are financial. “The commission took action in January 2011,” Stork said. “[It] recognized the progress the college has made but [has] not totally removed all of the recommendations.” Those recommendations were outlined in a letter from the commission to Stork last week. The recommendations fall under the headings of planning and assessments, technology resources and institutional planning and evaluation. The language of the recommendations is identical to the recommendations given in 2010, Stork said, and he added that the news came as a surprise since he felt Cuesta

had done very well in meeting the recommendations. “The commission determined that the college had not completely fulfilled all of the standards and sub-standards of those three areas,” Stork said. “We don't know exactly yet what specific areas has the commission still concerned. We thought we had addressed all of the concerns from the previous report, but somewhere there's still something missing…we finished our strategic plan over a year ago. And we've been implementing our strategic plan. So that's an example that's still listed in there. What we're trying to do now is peel the onion back and find out within that whole litany of items that they've mentioned, where is it that they're not seeing the evidence that's giving them the impression we haven't completed it?” Stork said that the process the college is now in “show cause” status. Because the loss of accreditation would mean the loss of state funds, the threat to the college is dire. And because of the threat of closure, Stork said the college must prepare a plan for closing down. That plan, he said, must include details of how student records would be handled, what would happen to property the

school owns and what guidance the school would give to the students it would turn away. The process, he said, is to prove that Cuesta College has indeed met the accreditation commission’s requirements and also submit a closing report. Then, in approximately October, a two-member team will come to the school to confirm the facts in the report. The commission will look at all the reports in January 2013 and make a decision the following month. In the meantime, Stork said, Cuesta remains accredited and open. The big question remains: will the school close? “Not on my watch,” Stork said. “Is it a possibility? Absolutely. That’s why this is a serious business. If the college were demonstrating to me that it had any kind of doubts or suspicions ... that would be a bad sign.” But, he added, that’s not the case, and he believes the school is indeed meeting all the requirements of the commission. "Right now we're just kind of scratching our heads," Stork said. "What more do we have to do in terms of satisfying the commission's impression that we are fulfilling the standards?"

SLO County farmer’s markets • Arroyo Grande Farmer’s Market DAYS: Wednesdays 8:30 a.m. - 11 a.m. LOCATION: Oak Park Plaza (Hwy 101 & Oak Park Rd.), Spencer’s Fresh Markets Arroyo Grande, 544-9570 • Arroyo Grande Village Farmer’s Market DAYS: Saturdays noon to 2:30 p.m. LOCATION: 213 Branch Street, Downtown Arroyo Grande (Behind City Hall), 544-9570 • Atascadero Farmer’s Market DAYS: Wednesdays 3 to 6 p.m. LOCATION: Albertson’s Shopping Center, Atascadero, 2396535 * Avila Fish and Farmer’s Market DAYS: Fridays 4 to 8 p.m. (Seasonal: April 4-Sept. 12) LOCATION: Front Street Promenade, Avila Beach, 602-8266 • Los Osos & Baywood Park Farmer's Market DAYS: Mondays 2 to 4:30 p.m. LOCATION: Second and Santa Maria streets, Baywood, 239-6535 • Cambria Farmer's Market DAYS: Fridays 2:30 to 5 p.m. 2:30PM - 5PM

LOCATION: 1000 Main St. next to the Vets Hall, Cambria, 927-4715 or Cambria Chamber of Commerce at 927-3624 • Cayucos Farmer's Market DAYS: Fridays 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. (Seasonal: May 9 - Sept. 26) LOCATION: Vets Hall parking lot overlooking the beach, Cayucos, 995-1200 • Morro Bay Fisherman’s and Farmer’s Market DAYS: Saturdays 3 to 6 p.m. 3PM - 6PM LOCATION: 1800 Main St. & Morro Bay Blvd., Morro Bay, 772-4467 • Morro Bay Farmer’s Market DAYS: Thursdays 2:30 to 5 p.m. LOCATION: 2650 Main St. (Spencer’s Market parking lot), Morro Bay, 544-9570 • Paso Robles Country Farm and Craft Market DAYS: Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. LOCATION: 11th and Spring Streets, Downtown City Park, Paso Robles, 2384029 • Paso Robles Farmer’s Market DAYS: Tuesdays 3 to 6 p.m. LOCATION: 11th and Spring streets, Downtown City Park, Paso Robles, 2379254

• Paso Robles 101 Open Aire Farmer’s Market DAYS: Thursdays 3 to 6 p.m. 3PM - 6PM LOCATION: San Paso Truck Stop(off HWY 101), Paso Robles, 286-1436 • Paso Robles Farmer’s Market DAYS: Fridays 4 to 7 p.m. LOCATION Golden Hills Plaza at Lowe’s, Paso Robles, 610-5023 • Downtown San Luis Obispo Farmer’s Market DAYS: Thursdays, 6 to 9 p.m. LOCATION: Higuera Street from Nipomo St. to Osos St., Downtown San Luis Obispo, 541-0286 • San Luis Obispo Promenade DAYS: Saturdays 8 to 10:30 a.m. LOCATION: Promenade parking lot (445 Madonna Rd.), San Luis Obispo, 5449570 • San Luis Obispo DAYS: Sundays 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. LOCATION: 3889 Long St., San Luis Obispo, 769-8236 • Templeton Farmer’s Market DAYS: Saturdays 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. LOCATION: City Park at 5th and Crocker Streets, Templeton, 239-6535

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his year's 2012 Hall of Fame inductions included Marilyn and Glenn Britton, Pete Clark, Jon Davis, George Galvan and Deb & Joel Twisselman.

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OUTSPOKEN AG ADVOCATES – Marilyn and Glenn Britton are inducted into the hall-of-fame.

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BLUE RIBBON – BLUE RIBBON – the recipients of the Western Fairs Association Blue Ribbon Award were Bob and Joanne Cummings, flanked by fair CEO Vivian Robertson.

Pete Clark has been supporting the California Mid-State fair for several years.

Jon Davis supports agriculture and the fair.

Tom Bordonaro, right, accepts an induction into the CMSF Hall-of-Fame for George Galvan.

From left, Steve Arnold, Vivian Robertson and inductees Deb Joel Twisselman.

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"I don't think that's the appropriate word because it doesn't reflect the situation," Sessa said. Sessa went on to say, "The funding for that project has been suspended until the state can re-evaluate what it needs on that site. Remember – budgets are a year-at-a-time spending plan." But not everyone agreed about the particulars of the language included therein. Paso Robles City Councilman Fred Strong, who served on several sub-committees for CDCR and who, for more than 25 years, has sat on the CaliforniaYouth Authority Citizen Advisory Committee, said he was not only upset over the state's decision but disheartened that the effort put forth to repurpose it may be in jeapardy. He also took a different tact in describing the situation, saying the project is "canceled." "We got all of the way down this road and now, the governor just said canceled – he didn't just say on hold, he said canceled if you read the budget summary," Strong said. Strong said the project was originally envisioned to commence construction in 2012, "and that's the other thing that upsets me." According to Strong, he was looking forward to the project providing more head-ofhousehold jobs, and economic stimulus to the local economy. "I was looking at those 350 jobs

and also at the environmental impact report, which they had gone through already – we were looking at what the impacts on water, sewer, roads, etc. would be and what the state's contribution would be, and we were already designing for that, so we have put forth a lot of effort into it," Strong said. Strong was the man who immediately went to Sacramento when the proposal to close the former boys school was originally forwarded. As news broke in SLO County, he was at the state capitol working with officials to set up a local committee to re-purpose the facility. That's another reason why he's upset. In June 2010, the California Public Works Board approved plans to move forward with its approval of the Estrella Correctional Facility, one of three components in the former El Paso de Robles Youth Correctional Facility Conversion project. "We went through all of this work – all of these years to get that thing so that the roughly $100 million dollar investment that the taxpayers paid for just doesn't go into wreck and ruin. I mean, you don't just waste $100 million dollars," Strong said. "We have designed the re-entry facility; we went through that whole process. It went through design, it went through peer review, it was approved. We have a design approved." According to Sessa, the state's legislative budget committee recommended that the project not be funded back in April of 2011, and three other projects were in a similar situation due to change in the state prison system.

HEARST – longtime rancher and big-time fair supporter George Hearst is honored during the 16th District Agricultural Association Mid-State Fair dinner.

Sessa said it was necessary to reevaluate whether or not the state needed what was originally proposed on the Paso Robles site, located off Airport Road and vacant since its closure years ago. No final decision has been made about what to do with the property; there is simply no funding for it in this particular budget year based on a recommendation by the budgetary committee, according to Sessa. Sessa said it has not been canceled but that the proposal has been suspended. The state prison population is becoming dramatically different – it's not only smaller as a result of what's being called "re-alignment," policy changes that occurred in October, but it's also a result of a new way in which inmates are being housed and changed – under the re-alignment. According to Sessa, inmates convicted of lesser-level crimes and parole violators are dealt with on the county in which they are convicted – county jails or under the supervision of probation departments. The state prison system will get restored to what it was originally intended for, which is housing inmates convicted of more serious crimes that are serving longer sentences, and the population will be smaller in some part because the state is under a federal court order to reduce the population, Sessa said. In addition, the state originally proposed a medical facility component for the former boys school site. However, the state is in the process of building a million-square-foot, new medical

facility in Stockton, Calif., which would be specifically dedicated as a medical facility. A new medical clinic at San Quentin is also under way, and there are "other facilities that have been upgraded." "So whether or not we need a medical facility of that size in (the Paso Robles) location is of question right now," Sessa said. The second component of the project – a re-entry facility – was one of 12 originally approved in the state. None have gone forward, he said. According to Sessa, the re-entry facility the re-entry program was based on a different set of assumptions than the population the state now has, so none of the 12 re-entry facilities that were approved ever went beyond the most preliminary review. "Again as the makeup of the state prison system changes, we need to reevaluate whether we would have the right type of inmate for a re-entry facility because the criteria for inmates who would be eligible...many of those are going to end up in the county system." The third aspect of the project – a Cal Fire Camp – has also been put on hold because in order to operate, it would need to draw from the inmates who occupy the facility. "If they have no inmates there, they would have no one to draw from," Sessa said. Sessa went on to clarify some alleged misinformation being circulated in the media. It goes right back to language – the word "canceled." Sessa explains.

"It is not canceled," he said. "There's just not funding for it right now as we're re-evaluating what we're going to do." ■ Timeline? Sessa said he could not provide a timeline for when a final decision will be made for the site. That's because those decisions are made in the budget year, and the re-alignment of the state prison system just occurred in October. Both the size of the prison system and its makeup are changing, according to Sessa. "It is prudent to re-evaluate what we're doing," he said. "Maybe we need to build something different. We don't know yet; those decisions haven't been made." ■ Wasted $? Sessa said he could not pinpoint an exact dollar amount on how much money has been spent solidifying the former proposal to re-purpose the facility. Strong suggested that the state could declare the site surplus property, and in turn it could be sold to the city for $1. The city would regain control of its destiny at that point. But that's premature to consider, Sessa said. According to Strong, that's the traditional thing if you want to give something from one jurisdiction to another – "you give them a buck." Now if the state actually want to get some money out of it, "that's a pretty tough sell because it's already purposed for a very specific purpose,

and it's going to take a lot of adjustment to use it, unless they're going to use it for a prison-type thing."

■ Warm closure Driving down Airport Road, you may have noticed a few cars parked out front. No, they're not decoys. According to Sessa, the facility is in what's called a warm closure, which means roughly four staff people are assigned to the facility to keep basic essentials functioning and to upkeep the property. "Right now we're in a warm closure, which means we're maintaining the basic facility while we decide what to do," Sessa said. ■ Let's talk ideas Strong said he's advocating for local involvement. "Let's get the community involved," he said. "Let's get some ideas." Strong said he was intrigued that the footprint of the buildings on the site are about 10 acres; but there are almost 160 acres there. "That's a lot of open land," he said. Strong suggested that the site could perhaps be a "great replacement for our juvenile detention facility." "It is perfect, especially if we can get a joint powers agreement that includes, like we did on the other one – maybe Santa Barbara County, maybe Monterey County, maybe San Benito, Ventura, however, to work with us on this thing and share the expenses and share the use."

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CAT T LE M AN O F T H E Y E A R – Ray Allen and his wife, Mike, are big supporters of the local cattle industry. Allen was named the 2011 Cattlemen of the Year by the California Mid-State Fair.

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T O P B U Y E R – The top buyer in livestock for the 2011 California Mid-State Fair is Paso Robles-based IQMS, which continues is tradition of giving back. From left, fair CEO Vivian Robertson, incoming fair board President John Peschong, IQMS co-founders/owners Nancy and Randy Flamm.

On Friday, the California Mid-State Fair (CMSF) – as part of the Budweiser Concert Series – announced the first of many acts have been booked for the 2012 CMSF. All on-sale dates and ticket prices for the Main Grandstand acts are to be determined at a later date. The 2012 California MidState Fair runs July 18 through July 29, 2012. This year’s theme is, “The Great American Road Trip.”

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HOLE-IN-ONE FOR ROBLAN LEAH DUKES ■

Paso Robles Women Golfers announce weekly results

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he Paso Robles Women Golfers group took part in a "Mutt & Jeff" game at the Paso Robles Golf Club on Jan. 31. In addition, Leah Dukes secured on hole-in-one on hole no. 4 to the cheers of fellow golfers.

Game results: Results of the game are as follows:

F i r st F l i g h t: ■ 1st Gross: Pam Finley (47) ■ 2nd Gross: Gerry Willett (51) ■ 1st Net: Leah Dukes (35.5) ■ 2nd net: Sue Gallagher (37.5)

Sec o n d Fl i gh t : ■ 1st Gross: Ellie Cunningham (51) ■ 2nd Gross: Jan Lynch (54) ■ 1st Net: Jill McCluskey (37) ■ 2nd Net: Mary Jo Collings (40.5)

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Leah Dukes secured a hole-in-one on hole no. 4 at the Paso Robles Golf Club on Jan. 31.

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fense against the Eagles throughout the game. “I think they were overconfident,” Eagles head coach Michael Williams said

he Bearcats showed prowess on the Atascadero court last past Friday night as they faced off against the Greyhounds in a hard-fought battle that ended with a two-point loss by the Paso Robles boys. "Regardless of the score, I had a lot of fun out on the court and it was a good, competitive game," Bearcat Josh Wilson-Murry said."I feel that we were able to build a tremendous amount as a team. We are a young team, and we still have a lot to build on." The end of the first quarter had the score tied up 14-14. The second quarter had the two teams just as evenly matched. It looked as though they would go into halftime with an additional 11 points apiece. That’s when the Greyhounds pulled ahead with a 3-point shot in the very final second of the first half, with Atascadero leading Paso Robles 28-25. Coming back from halftime, Atascadero

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Templeton's Anne Wilcox battles for the ball against a Nipomo player.

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lthough the Templeton High School varsity girls soccer team defeated Nipomo ear-

lier in January, it was the Titans who took home the win last Tuesday as they defeated the Eagles 2-0. It was clear the Titans were looking for revenge as they faced played strong de-

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Jaylon Davis brings the ball down the court during a past matchup against Atascadero.

The Bearcats and Greyhounds battle it out at the basket.

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Cuesta College announces new softball coach ■

Sheila McGuire brings collegiate and club level experience

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heila McGuire became Cuesta’s fifth softball coach just prior to the 2012 campaign. She is also the third coach to lead the team in the past four seasons and inherits a program that is searching for its first playoff berth since 2008. Cuesta officials said McGuire is a proven winner as a player and coach at both the collegiate and club level and the Cougars expect her to lead the Cougars back in to contention. McGuire began coaching after completing a

standout career as a played at both Lincoln High School in Stockton and at the club level. She led the Lincoln Trojans to two CIF titles and played for both the California Grapettes and the Running Rebels organizations. She led those teams to top five national rankings each year. McGuire coached at the club level with the California Grapettes, twice leading them to third place at the National Junior Olympics. In 1997, she moved into the high school ranks and took over the program at Escalon High. After five seasons with the Cougars, she returned to SJ Delta College as an assis-

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Sheila McGuire was recently named Cuesta College’s new softball coach.

tant coach. In her five seasons with Delta, the Mustangs were transformed from conference also-rans to champions. They reached the post season in each of her last three years and posted a 144-79-2 record. In 2011, the Mustangs finished second in the state with a 44-2 record. McGuire is a product of the community college system, earning her associate’s degree at San Joaquin Delta College while also earning All-American status twice for the Mustangs’ softball team. She earned both her Bachelor’s and master’s degrees at University of the Pacific. As an undergradu-

ate, McGuire played softball for the Tigers and was selected to the All-Academic team while earning her degree in sports science. Her master’s degree is in special education with an emphasis in adaptive physical education. Prior to moving to Cuesta, McGuire taught special education classes with both SJ Delta College and Lodi Unified School District. McGuire and her husband, Ron, have three sons Tyler, Mathew and Owen; and one daughter, Addisen. The family will be moving to SLO County this spring.

CAL POLY ATHLETICS

Cal Poly Athletics helps local youth ■

Hometown Heroes program continues through 2012

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al Poly Athletics is proud to announce the continued success of its Hometown Heroes program, designed to provide local disadvantaged youth in San Luis Obispo County free entrance to Cal Poly athletic events. In its first year, the program has provided men's basketball tickets to dozens of children from different youth programs, including the San Luis Obispo YMCA and San Luis Obispo Big Brothers Big Sisters. Over 70 youth were able to attend Cal Poly football games this year. Children from the San Luis Obispo YMCA were able to get autographs from the basketball team, and even

participate in promotions held during halftime and timeouts. The program will continue for the remainder of the basketball season and into the spring sports season. Several youth groups are already scheduled for both men's and women's games. This is Hometown Heroes' first year as an official program of Cal Poly Athletics. The program is part of Cal Poly's mission to place value on civic engagement and social responsibility. For those involved with program serving San Luis Obispo County youth who would like to request tickets to a Cal Poly athletic event, email Brandon Jones at bjones14@calpoly.edu.

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A group of local youth take in a recent Cal Poly men's basketball game courtesy of the Hometown Heroes program.

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