After four weeks without a meeting the San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors will get back to business on March 10 with a very full agenda.
Among the 34 items for consideration are departmental organization matters and budget reports. Following this meeting there will only be six more before the budget process takes place. This means we can anticipate some pretty heavy agendas over the next few months. |
Healthy Reorganization
Tidying Up the System
One Fee Goes Down
Most Fees Go Up
Clearing the Air in South County
Freking Fracking Horse Puckey
Dantona / Woody Debate
The March 26 COLAB Annual Dinner is almost here.
Enjoy a fun evening with a great dinner, lively auction, open bar and lots of friends while supporting a great cause. Investigative reporter and Editor in Chief of The California Globe, Katy Grimes will enlighten us with important details that you will not find in mainstream media. Get your tickets today at COLABSLO.org .
We hope to see you there. |
Green Light for Diablo Canyon
Misleading Claims About Offshore Oil Drilling
Rent Control Looming
The next scheduled San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors meeting is Tuesday, March 10.
THE BIG EVENT
| Don’t wait to get your tickets for the 17th annual COLAB SLO Fundraising Dinner. This special evening takes place on Thursday, March 26 at the Madonna Inn Expo Center. It features a fantastic filet mignon dinner, an open bar, fine wines on the table, an exciting auction and guest speaker Katy Grimes, Editor in Chief of The California Globe. The room will be filled with community leaders, elected officials and people just like you. We hope to see you there. Contact COLAB at COLABSLO.ORG for details. |
EMERGENT TRENDS
SEE PAGE 29 |
Rep Kevin Kiley Files for Reelection as ‘No Party Preference’ in Bid to Combat Gerrymandering
Chevron Warns of Irreversible Harm to California’s Economy and Energy Security in Letter to Newsom
COLAB IN DEPTH
SEE PAGE 33 |
The field is set: Meet the candidates officially running for California governor
 
 
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