Are you a Central Coast Tourist? Whether you're perusing Paso
Robles, sightseeing Santa
Cruz, viewing Ventura
or sunning in Santa
Barbara, you'll find lots of information on the Central Coast here. Special events, places to see, and things to do on the Central
Coast of California from the hush of the San
Antonio Mission to the car show of Morro
Bay.
Just
moving in? We have information on schools,
who to call for utilities,the
politicians
to complain to and some basic demographics on area towns.
This
site has lots of photos of the Central Coast. If you don't know what camp
site you want at Lopez
Lake, just look at the area
map, click on a camp site, and you'll see a sample
photo of the site. Or take a walking tour of the Santa
Barbara Mission.
Wondering
about special events on the Central Coast? We have a
great event
calendar that covers all 5 counties with listings
from college sports to theatre.
Something
you'd like to see here? Have you had a special experience in Paso Robles or Morro Bay you'd like to share? Just stop by the
message boards and add your comments .
I enjoy hearing
from everyone. Notifying me of your special events is
an extra help.
Have
fun on the Central Coast of California and thanks for stopping by!
-Don-
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Calendar Highlights
May:
Better Sleep Month
Mental Health Awareness Month
Military Appreciation Month
Teacher Appreciation Month
1st Week
• Astronomy Week
2nd Week • Nurses Week
4th Week
• Pickle Week
1
May Day
2
Teacher Day
4 Star Wars Day: "May the fourth be with you."
5 Cinco de Mayo
13
Frog Jumping Day
14
Mother's Day
20 Armed Forces Day
29 Memorial Day
Anxious to avoid deep cuts in education spending, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger today on Wednesday proposed dramatically expanding the state lottery and slashing programs for the poor and disabled instead, to help close a budget gap now pegged at $17.2 billion.
Trapped for three days inside his wrecked black Cadillac Escalade with a broken femur, Duc Vinh Do moved in agony, searching for his cell phone - his only link to help.
AP - Democrat John Edwards endorsed former rival Barack Obama on Wednesday, a move designed to help solidify support for the party's likely presidential nominee even as Hillary Rodham Clinton refuses to give up her long-shot candidacy.
AP - The Red Cross estimated Wednesday that the cyclone death toll in Myanmar could be as high as 128,000 — a much larger figure than the government tally. The U.N. warned a second wave of deaths will follow unless the military regime lets in more aid quickly.
AP - The moment that a devastating earthquake struck central China, the hills surrounding the city of Chengdu shook, people ran outside in confused panic, and a thick, white cloud of dust enveloped a mountain reserve.
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