Coast Morning Report: Recent Episodes
Justin Stoner
Interviews with community leaders, business owners, and community members in the California towns of Cambria and Cayucos.
Cambria Chamber of Commerce executive director Lorienne Schwenk talks about how local businesses are bouncing back from the pandemic, as well as local events that bring in tourists from around the world.
A group of Los Osos residents wants the community to become its own city by incorporating.
"I feel like it's a good time with the redistricting that kind of left our community orphaned during the election and not really having a representative," Los Osos resident Kristin Horowitz told New Times SLO. "Now we sort of have essentially no power."
Even though Los Osos is currently in SLO County's 2nd District, it was moved out of that district and into the 5th District during the redistricting process of 2021. The people who live in the new 5th District won't be able to vote until 2024. This means that in 2023 and 2024, Los Osos, Morro Bay, Oceano, and parts of San Luis Obispo will not have a representative.
Central Coast Sotheby’s International Realty celebrated a name change and rebranding with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and an open house at its Cambria office last week.
Skate Cambria director Juli Amodei provides Coast Morning Report with an update on progress of the skate park initiative.
~ Find out more about Skate Cambria at www.skatecambria.com
This episode of Coast Morning Report is brought to you by Barnes & Associates Sotheby's International Realty. www.basothebysrealty.com