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MORRO BAY — It is one of the most scenic roads in the world and people from all countries come here just to drive it. What am I talking about? Highway 1, of course. It’s been too long for those of us residing on the Central Coast deprived of setting out on a sunny day to drive the length of Highway 1 from Morro Bay to Monterey. The landslide at Gorda cut us off from our scenic neighbors to the north for too long. But now the road is open once again thanks to the colossal efforts of Caltrans and all the constructions Morro Bay’s newest and hippest music shop workers who have remade the road. 875 Main st. across from the Siren next to Sabettas Highway 1 was originally built Pizza. Vinyl Records, CD’s, framed music art and during the 1930s opening in 1934 to coolSabettas shirts, hats and gifts. Across from the Sirenposters, next to highway traffic for the first time. Ever Open 12 to 8pm Tues-Sat. since it has ranked number one on Sunday 12 to 6 people’s bucket lists. Visit CaliforBurgerswith this flyer. $1.00Gourmet off any purchase nia, in partnership with Caltrans, Fish & Shrimp Tacos Monterey County Convention & House made Clam Chowder Visitors Bureau, and the Morro Bay Salads & Wraps Flatbreads Tourism Department invited the Craft Beer & Wine : Happy Hour DAILY 3-6PM public to a 2018 Classic Car Convoy Family Owned & Operated : Beautiful Bay View entitled “Dream Drive” on Thursday, Aug. 9. That day Visit California hosted this official Highway 1 re-opening celebration featuring 84 consecutive years of cars, totaling 125 participants, one after the other, from 1934-2018, representing each year CA Sun-Thu 11am-9:30pm Highway 1 has been open. The Dream Fri-Sat- 11am-10:30pm Drive began that morning at Laguna 945 Embarcadero Seca Raceway in Monterey County Morro Bay and entered Morro Bay’s Main Street 805.225.1828 houseofjuju.com around 4:30 in the afternoon.
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Jennifer Little, Morro Bay Tourism Director invited locals to bring their versions of classic cars to town and stage them throughout the tour route in town. “I truly believe this is the first and last time that we’ll ever be able to see this incredible string of vehicles come down Highway 1 all together,” Little said. Local classic car owners answered the call beginning at 3 p.m. when Gerry Lane pulled into the Front Street parking lot with his 1934 Turquoise-green Ford. This writer pulled in right next to him with my silver-grey 2008 Chrysler PT Cruiser and then we were joined by Morgan Cooley who arrived in his 1965 bright yellow Plymouth convertible. It wasn’t too long before the whole gang came driving in — Denny and Linda McAlister brought their 1932 Ford Roadster, a beauty painted in red and black. Denny, a former race driver, built the car. Christian Drew Solaris brought his 1953 Chevy that is plastered with signage about the Pan American Road Race, an event he drove in during the years 1989, 1991, and 1994. The race, that was extremely dangerous, was eventually discontinued. A real beauty showed up as Paul Cueni drove in and parked his shiny maroon-colored 1940 Buick Convertible. Rounding out our group was Steve Tross’ 1932 Black Chevy Delivery Van. Tross owns an Auto and RV shop on Park Street where he works on his classic car. I was honored to be part of this little by-theCONTINUED ON PAGE 12
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BY THE SEA PRODUCTIONS STAGING STEINBECK CLASSIC, ‘OF MICE AND MEN.’ Morro Bay’s live theater company, By the Sea Productions, is presenting the classic John Steinbeck drama ‘Of Mice and Men,’ directed by Kelli M. Poward. ‘Of Mice and Men’ opened August 24th, and plays weekends through September 16th, at 545 Shasta Ave., Friday and Saturday evenings at 7 p.m. and Sunday matinees at 3 p.m. Call 805-776-3287 or visit the website bytheseaproductions.org for tickets and information. Also in the cast, but not pictured are Rick Bruce, Cika Cook and Mark Harington. Front: John Geever; Back from left: Frank Moe, Larry Barnes, Tim Linzey, M. Hall, Jeffery Hall, Christopher Blicha.
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A large crowd and dancers enjoy the music at a recent Avocado and Margarita Fesitval in Morro Bay. (Contributed photo) BY RUTH ANN ANGUS OF MORRO BAY LIFE
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MORRO BAY — The 12th Annual Avocado and Margarita Festival kicks off on Friday, Sept. 7 at 5 p.m. with the third annual Taste of the Grove. Taste is an exclusive homage to the Central Coast avocado held outdoors at a beautiful, rustic avocado grove turned wedding venue on Highway 41. Just 250 lovers of the green fruit will enjoy farm-to-table cuisine and hand-crafted wine and spirits plus complimentary access to the weekend’s main event, The Avocado and Margarita Street Festival the next day, Saturday, Sept. 8 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Festival organizers report that, “The 12th annual Saturday event really steps it up on the food front. We’ve been asked for more space, shorter lines, and more avocado dishes and we made it this year’s focus to deliver on those requests.” Food vendors like the Central Coast Women for Fisheries will be bringing back their famous seafood stuffed avocado and vendors like Higgie’s World BBQ and Libertine Brewing Company are coming in with new and exciting dishes like smoked avocado, avocado stuffed with bacon, eggs and cheese, and mac and cheese with pulled pork and spicy avocado creme. If that doesn’t make your mouth water, maybe avocado chocolate mousse cups, soft and chewy double chocolate avocado cookies, or hot and fresh donuts with avocado drizzle are more your speed. There’s always room for dessert! Saturday’s 12th annual Street Fest features a larger footprint this year with the same number of vendors, 70 percent of which are food and beverage. Central CONTINUED ON PAGE 15
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LOS OSOS — Megan Souza and her partner Eric Powers thought a market offering organic produce would be a great business, so they began Megan’s Organic Market thinking they might set up on the coast, but after doing some research they realized an organic produce market probably would not be financially effective for them. Since they already had the business name, they turned to a different crop — Cannabis. With medical marijuana legal, the couple set about planting a crop in native Los Osos soil high atop Clark Valley. The native clay-loam soil and bountiful well water contribute to a high-quality product. Powers is the farmer in the business while Souza and her staff of women run the delivery business. “Right now, we are solely a delivery business and we deliver throughout the county,” Souza explained, “but we have applied for a permit to open a retail shop.” Medical use of cannabis requires a doctor’s prescription and clients obtain them from their family doctors or they can apply online. The online program takes a patient through a variety of health questions that can define both the reason for the request and the applicant’s current health situation. Then a group of doctors reviews the request which can take a day or so. If there are any questions the applicant would receive a call from the doctor reviewing the case. Once a verification is received via email, the client can call Megan’s Organic Market to schedule a delivery. “Our mission is to improve the health of our community by providing safe and reliable access to quality organic medical cannabis,” Souza said. What is rare about this business is the fact that they grow their own product and prepare it. Most delivery
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First-time visit to Morro Bay Estuary Project by EPA Regional Administrator BY RUTH ANN ANGUS FOR MORRO BAY LIFE
MORRO BAY — Mike Stoker, newly appointed Environmental Protection Agency Administrator for Region Nine, began his first 90 days by getting out on the road to begin visiting each regional area. Stoker who was appointed by President Donald Trump in May has hit the road running and his visit to the Morro Bay National Estuary Program is the first time a Washington appointee has come here in the 23 years existence of this local program. Stoker was a Santa Barbara County Supervisor from 1986 to 1994 and brings to this new job his belief that it is his responsibility to “go to where the people are.” Stoker was joined on his visit by Suzanne Marr, Environmental Protection Specialist and Press Officer, and Maria Soledad Colvino from the Regional San Francisco Headquarters. Region Nine encompasses a huge territory from California, Nevada, Arizona, all the way to American Samoa, the Pacific Islands, Hawaii, and military
Mike Stoker, left, on harbor tour with Eric Endersby, Harbor Director, and Lexie Bell of Morro Bay National Estuary Program. (Photo from MBNEP)
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SATURDAY, SEPT. 8 AAUW—Morro Bay Meets
The Morro Bay Chapter of the American Association of University will hold its first general meeting of the year on September 8, 2018 at 10:00 a. m. at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church located at 545 Shasta Avenue in Morro Bay. Dianne Owens, AAUW California’s Director for AAUW Funds, the granting agency which supports programs that advance equity for women and girls, will speak on the state of Title IX. Title IX is the federal statute that outlawed discrimination by sex in institutions receiving federal funds. AAUW meetings are open to the public.
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Tricia Reichert Painting Demonstration: What’s My Line?
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on the bay gave Stoker a good picture of the diverse bird and marine wildlife that reside in the estuary here. He then enjoyed a hike up Black Hill to take in the expansive view. The most important part of Stoker’s visit was out to the Morro Bay watershed where he viewed the restoration work being performed by the MBNEP wherein they work with area ranchers and farmers to improve the habitat and restrict rampant runoff to the creeks that flow into the estuary. Bell commented that the MBNEP is the only estuary program that works in this collaborative manner. She also
with watercolor washes. Learn how to enhance your image and complement the line work from 3 to 5 p.m.. Art Center Morro Bay is located at 835 Main St. For more information visit artcentermorrobay.org.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 13 Morro Bay Women’s Connection monthly luncheon
Join us at the Morro Bay Women’s Connection Sept. 13 luncheon where Home Share SLO will tell how sharing an extra room can provide income, companionship and security. Motivational speaker, Bonnie Smith, will explain why the Past is Not the Future. Noon to 1:30 p.m. at the Rock Harbor, 1475 Quintana Rd. $5, first time guests free. For reservations please call Rita at 805-534-1739.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 14 Morro Bay Embarcadero Art Walk Spend an enjoyable evening from 5 to 8 p.m. strolling along Morro Bay’s beautiful waterfront. Converse with many talented local artists about their fine art, jewelry, crafts and more. Enjoy complimentary
stated that funding for continuation of MBNEP is stable and has been for the last two to three years. The MBNEP is a separate non-profit and does fundraising, and writes grants, to meet the dollar for dollar match necessary to be eligible for federal funds. A visit to Cal Poly University also took place to see the Rainwater Collection Facility that was constructed and that channels rain runoff into collection bases for other uses. Since this is located where cattle are fed, this facility keeps runoff from that area from entering into creeks that eventually make their way to the estuary and the ocean. “I saw how important work in the watershed is to the estuary,” Stoker commented, “and realized
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SATURDAY, SEPT. 15 SLO County Coastal Cleanup Day
Join ECOSLO for the 34th Annual Coastal Cleanup Day from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Choose from over 30 cleanup sites throughout SLO County like Morro Bay and help keep the beaches and oceans healthy. View sites, learn more and sign up at ecoslo.org/coastal-cleanup-day.
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that people don’t correlate this estuary to the watershed that feeds it.” Stoker deals with about 749 employees across the EPA Region Nine and his job is to assure that federal laws are enforced. He stated that there are four areas of concern for him. The first is at the Mexican/United States border where there is a problem with sewage from Mexico entering the States and his intention is to pursue this problem with the people in Washington. He further stated that he has primary interest with the 148 indigenous tribes. Stoker said that out of this number only 30 tribes have access to safe drinking water. He went on to say that Pacific Island tribes have major issues with sewage, drinking water, infrastructure and contamination stemming from World War II. He also mentioned a success story involving a Superfund at Iron Mountain in Northern California where six tons of metric
Munhall, Penn. in 1925 but moved to Detroit, Michigan as a young girl when her family found jobs abundance, especially in the auto industry. But then came the Great Depression and she contracted polio. Those difficult and challenging times are remembered through many stories and photographs.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 29 Library Book Sale
Morro Bay Friends of the Library will hold a big Book Sale on Saturday, Sept. 29 at the Library located at 625 Harbor St. The “Members Only” shopping starts at 9 a.m. and you can join or renew your membership at the door. The sale is open to the public from 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. with a $3-a-Bag Sale from 12 – 1 p.m. Expect to find a great variety of quality, new-looking books in every subject along with DVDs, CDs and magazines at very low prices. Hot picks include beautiful art books, over-sized pictorial books, and popular fiction. The Friends Book Store also operates inside the Library during all regular Library hours and welcomes donations of gently-used books, magazines and media. More information at 805-772-6394.
Mike Stoker, Regional EPA Administrator and Lexie Bell Director of MBNEP at Press Conference on the bay. (Photo by Ruth Ann Angus)
metals from mining have been treated and kept from entering the Sacramento River. Stoker has his work cut out for him and is enthusiastic to visit all the entities in Region Nine. He was off to American Samoa as he waved farewell to Morro Bay.
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New Street Fair and Farmer’s Market has successful opening
View of Morro Bay Street Fair and Farmer’s Market on Morro Bay Boulevard. (Photo by Ruth Ann Angus) BY RUTH ANN ANGUS FOR MORRO BAY LIFE
MORRO BAY — Sunny Saturday, Aug. 4 saw residents and visitors enjoying the brand-new enlarged Morro Bay Street Fair and Farmer’s Market. New food and merchandise vendors now line the streets of Morro Bay Boulevard below Monterey and Main Street from the boulevard to Harbor Street. Vendors on the boulevard were placed on one side of the road leaving ample walking space for the public. More produce vendors are now available for the public to buy locally grown vegetables, fruit and nuts. To open this extended Street Fair, Morro Bay Chamber of Commerce offered entertainment by
professional circus performers from Aeroaerial. Beautiful stunts were performed by members of the troupe high up just below the branches of a large eucalyptus tree. Also on hand were the Morro Bay High School Cheerleaders working the crowd selling advance tickets to their booth at the Avocado and Margarita Festival. Purchasers will be able to redeem the tickets for one “Chips & Guac” at their booth at the Festival. The cheerleader group staged an impromptu cheering session for the camera. “We are so grateful to the Morro Bay Chamber for allowing us to have a booth at the Festival,” commented Director Michele Fellows. Fellows CONTINUED ON PAGE 14
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side-of the-road show with my PT Cruiser! Turns out I had stumbled upon the Auto-Hang-Out Car Club that has 35 members and meets every Saturday morning at the end of the Front Street Parking lot from 8 a.m. to noon. More friends dropped by as we set up chairs to wait for the Dream Drive car caravan to arrive. When it did, we clapped and waved, and I took 307 photos!
I was especially happy to be able to photograph my old boss Governor Jerry Brown’s 1974 blue Plymouth. A private “Golden Hour” event from 5 to 8 p.m. featuring celebrities, musical entertainment, car rally and food and wine celebrating the reopening of Highway 1 was held in the parking lot of Morro Rock, but this writer couldn’t make that event. However, I was not undone having enjoyed the companionship and talk with the Auto-Hang-Out Club, not to mention Morro Bay’s classic cars.
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The Morro Bay Chapter of the American Association of University Women has awarded $1000 scholarships to two recent graduates of Morro Bay High School. Claire Gragson resides in Los Osos and will attend UC San Diego, majoring in Marine Biol-
ogy. She played basketball for MBHS for four years, serving as captain of the varsity team her senior year. Claire plans to pursue advanced degrees and work in marine research. Alexa Lodolo, of Morro Bay, has been accepted to UC Santa Barbara where she will major in Human Biology. She hopes to master two addition-
al languages (German and Spanish) and attend medical school to become either a physician’s assistant or a physician. At MBHS she was a member of The Concert/Pep Band. AAUW is a national organization founded in 1881 to open the doors of education to women. The Morro Bay chapter annually funds two scholar-
ships for female students at Morro Bay High School, selected by a committee of AAUW members based upon applications and essays submitted by graduating seniors. These scholarships are one of several educational outreach programs funded by AAUW Morro Bay and are supported in large part by the annual Morro Bay Garden Tour.
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was listening to someone today who was so upset about several things going on and none of it was “hers” or “today”. There was emotional upheaval attached to things in the past, worry and anxiety about the future...and all of it about other people. She was not in a place to hear me gently tell her this, but it was a good reminder for me. How many times do we get all upset and twisted emotionally about past, future or people’s stuff? The past can’t be changed, and the future isn’t here yet and neither one can be controlled no matter how hard you try. Other people’s choices are theirs, not yours and they will learn the lesson and/or live the consequences, regardless of what you say or do. You only have control of right now, this moment and trying to do differently only brings you pain, suffering, anxiety and stress. When the mind starts winding itself into knots, the body follows. Many times, when I ask clients what is going on in their life, they are really telling me all the reasons their body is uncomfortable. What better way for the body to get your attention than PAIN! Anxiety, rapid pulse, high blood pressure, headache, stomach or bowel problems, anger, sadness, illness and the list goes on of how many ways the body cries for help. Eckhart Tolle wrote a book, “The
Power of Now”, that I tried to read several years ago but at that time it didn’t make any sense to me and I set it aside. Two years ago, I picked it up and the message resonated. I was in a place to understand his words and incorporated it into my meditation practice by reading and contemplating each idea prior to meditating. At the time I began reading this book I had a lot of anger and sadness and was reliving past events that only kept my cycle of pain and anger going. Being able to stand back and realize what I was doing to myself, was the first step in healing the pattern and letting it go. I have this posted in my kitchen where I can see it from almost anywhere in my house (I have a tiny house): “Accept what is, Let go of what was, Have faith in what will be.” Reading that every day has helped me focus on the present and step off the carousel of reliving old hurts and creating negative futures. Acknowledging how we create our own suffering, is the first step in breaking the old habits and creating more peace and joy in our lives. SanDee Winn is a state certified massage therapist and proprietor of Morro Bay Massage & Wellness Center, 736 Main Street, Morro Bay 805-540-4186.
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has been directing the group for five years and receives no financial support from the school. All funds to purchase uniforms and other needs are obtained by donations with the sale of their “Chips & Guac” at the Festival bringing in the needed funds to send the cheerleaders to
Plein Air Painters Association and American Plein Air Artists. She is an elected artist member of Rocky Mountain Plein Air Painters and the Salmagundi Club in New York. Her C work has been featured in several w national publications including Art a of the West, American Art Collector, M Southwest Art, and a feature article c in Plein Air magazine. Groesser was d a faculty member for the 2014, 2015 w and 2016 Plein Air Conventions in Y t Monterey, California. g Groesser is represented by SouthWind Art Gallery, Topeka, Kansas, L Mary Williams Fine Art, Boulder, T Colorado, Vanessa Rothe Fine Art, a Laguna Beach, California, Montgom- b d ery-Lee Fine Art, Park City, Utah, and the Mission Gallery, St. George, a p Utah. MBAA Juried Exhibit 2018 takes m place from Sept. 20 to Oct. 29 with c t a reception on Sunday, Sept. 23. t The exhibit is free and open to the public. Art Center Morro Bay, 835 f Main Street, Morro Bay, CA 93442 S for more information, call 805-772- f 2504 or email artcenter.morrobay@ l gmail.com. Web site is www.artcen- c b termorrobay.org.
s t c cheer camp every year. o “It costs approximately $14,000 t
for the group to attend camp,” Fellows said, “so being able to sell tickets here today and to have our booth at the Festival is a plus.” The extended Morro Bay Street Fair and Farmer’s Market is off to a good start. Come out and enjoy it – every Saturday beginning at 2 p.m.
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Local events celebrate Peace Day BY RUTH ANN ANGUS OF MORRO BAY LIFE
Every year on Sept. 21 the United Nations sets aside the day as a day of international peace. Many events take place around the world. In the United States the interdenominational peace organization Pace e Bene and the national group Campaign Nonviolence extend the celebration for the entire week surrounding International Peace Day. This year those dates begin on Sept. 15 and end on Sept. 23. Local churches and peace and action groups are joining the celebration this year with events for the public. Beginning on Tuesday, Sept. 11, at the City Council meeting at 6 p.m. Mayor Jamie Irons will join with Yes We Can Peacebuilders and Campaign Nonviolence issuing a proclamation that the City of Morro Bay joins the Nonviolent City Project to work towards a more peaceful and nonviolent environment. The proclamation states that for peace and nonviolence to prevail the citizens and the City of Morro Bay will work together to foster a culture of peace through education and sustainable economic and social development to foster and promote equality between all and respect for human rights. The proclamation supports Sept. 21 to be International Peace Day in accordance with the United Nations Resolution A/RES/52/13 and for September to be designated as Peace and Nonviolence month henceforth. Contact Ruth Ann Angus at yeswecanpeacebuilders1@gmail.com, for more
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Coast favorite “The Margarita Man” will be bringing his signature frozen and rocks margaritas plus an expanded Michelada bar and ice cold 24-ounce canned beer. SLOcals Lauren and Brandon Butler, owners of Yes Cocktail Co., will bring their cocktail trailer to serve Yes’s signature mixers in specialty cocktails featuring not only tequila, but also gin, mezcal and bourbon cocktails. Main stage bands include Samba Loca, Damon Castillo Band, Mama Tumba, Jammies, Lucky Devils Band and Back Bay Betty each providing upbeat party music meant to keep people dancing. Fearless performance art from aerialists Cirque Adventures and crowd participation in a community created art mural with the Morro Bay-based artist collective Forever Stoked will occur throughout this one-day celebration on the Central Coast. This year’s “Grom Zone” features family-friendly activities such as the SLO Symphony Musical Petting Zoo, face painting, and guided activities like a karate demonstration, drumline class, magic show and dance class. Local business owner Shawna Marie-Battaglia says, “Ignite Movement Studio is excited to give our kids’ dance programs a chance to shine and to work with festival organizers who are dedicated to keeping the arts thriving in Morro Bay.” Don’t forget your sombrero! Exciting contests will include the popular raffle to win a one-year supply of local avocados plus The Drop the Mic Sombrero Contest. Embarcadero merchant Morro Bay Hat Company will have sombreros for sale. Both festival goers with wristbands and the public can access this shop and dozens of other local merchants, with ease, via public right of ways located
information. On Friday, Sept. 14 the Rotary Club of Paso Robles Sunrise is holding their first annual Peace Is Possible Conference at La Quinta Inn at 2615 Buena Vista, Paso Robles. The conference runs from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. with keynote speaker Paul K. Chappell speaking about a realistic hope for peace. Chappell is a West Point Graduate and Iraq war veteran who realized that war will never bring peace and ever since has lectured around the country on the need for peace literacy and a change in the way we educate our youth. He dispels the myth that human beings are naturally violent. Other speakers are Bianca Neff foundacross the festival footprint. Transportation options are abundant within the city limits. The Morro Bay Trolley will be available to shuttle attendees throughout the town. Uber will be on hand to provide an at-cost ride service home and the SLO Bicycle Coalition will set up a free bike valet. The festival can be accessed through one of two gates clearly marked by signed and
er of Petra Peacebuilders, Paso Robles Police Chief Ty Lewis, Richard Clayton PRUSD District Athletic Director, Tim Bell, DVM, and Rotary Past District Governor, Wade Nomura. Tickets are available at https://www.brownpapertickets.com/events/3524738. More information is available by contacting, Michael Massey at 805-305-8383 or MichaelMassey@kw.com. In Morro Bay the Rotary Club of Morro Bay and the Women’s Guild of Saint Timothy Catholic Church is holding a Summit on Human Trafficking as part of their peace week celebrations on Saturday, Sept. 15. The Summit addresses the growing issue of sexual and work trafficking. It is being held at the Morro Bay Community Center on Kennedy Way. Keynote speaker Opal Singleton, author and President/CEO of www. millionkids.org and Training and Outreach Coordinator for Riverside County Anti-Human Trafficking Task Force. Panel discussion will take place with San Luis Obispo District Attorney Dan Dow, State Assemblyman Jordan Cunningham, Morro Bay Fire Chief Steve Knuckles and more. Catered lunch from Lolo’s is included in the $15 fee. Registration is available at www.sloagainsthumantrafficking@ eventbrite.com. People of Faith for Justice is holding a free rally on Thursday, Sept. 20 in downtown San Luis Obispo beginning at 5:30 p.m. The event follows the United Nations theme “The Right to Peace Celebrating the 70th Anniversary of the Declaration of Human
Rights” with speakers answering the question, “What Does the Right to Peace Mean to You.” Speakers include Beberly De Leon from Guatemala, Peace Activist Patricia Gordon from Morro Bay, and Dara Stepanek and Michael Mazzella from The Peace Academy of Sciences and Arts in San Luis Obispo. Music will be by the Peace Choir. For venue information contact Ruth Ann Angus at yeswecanpeacebuilders1@gmail.com. The United Methodist Church of Morro Bay at 3000 Hemlock Ave. is holding a peace celebration on Friday, Sept. 21, and everyone is welcome to come and gather for a Candlelight Vigil Around the Peace Pole at 7 p.m. This will be a time for reflection and prayer on what peace is, what it means to live in peace, and what it means to find peace within our own hearts. Bring a candle of your own or one will be provided. On Saturday, Sept. 22 the public is invited to attend the First Christian Church’s Beatitudes of Peace candlelight celebration walk at 6:30 p.m. at 2050 Ironwood Ave., Morro Bay. Installation of a peace plaque emphasizing this church’s Earth Care Ministry and the third Beatitude of the Sermon on the Mount stating “They will inherit the Earth” will also take place. Candlelight walk with stops for recitation on each of the nine Beatitudes will occur on the church premises. The public is invited to attend. For more information, contact Ruth Ann Angus at yeswecanpeacebuilders1@ gmail.com.
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music programming in local schools, helped Rotary Club of Morro Bay build a Santa House for the holidays, and provided no cost business assistance workshops and entrepreneur training in the business community. Festival admissions are recirculated back into our community and we are really proud of that at the Chamber.” Tickets for the Saturday Street Festival are $7 and available on Eventbrite
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