Sunday, May 19, 2013     Volume: 27, Issue: 42
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Can the Central Coast sustain nearly 20 breweries?

If we can float hundreds of wineries, why not?
I'm sticking with my Pabst, thank you very much.
I hope not. SLO County's already got a drinking problem.
That's just drunk talk. Sweet, sweet drunk talk.

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We're not alone!

Atascadero

Tim and Janet Haley

The last two Jerry James cartoons were spot on.

He expressed our sentiments 100 percent regarding “SLO drivers” (Feb. 14) and folks checking out in the grocery store line (Feb. 21).

And to think we thought we were the only ones who observed the type of behavior he depicted. Ha!

Happy trails!
From vine to label - The Santa Maria Valley name is gaining traction in the wine industry Hobnobbing With Helen It's party time Lawsuit forces Nipomo district's financial hand Santa Maria-Bonita sets a date for new school construction And Smith makes three running for sheriff Fire season starts with an early burn