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Last Seven Days

September 8th, 2010
A tasty day at the library
What about that sailboat?
Put tower in your yard
Lawmakers left Social Security riddled with holes
There are better places for cell towers
What is funny about local government?
New cooks in school cafeteria
Campground approved by committee
Planned Parenthood considers expanding to Coastside
Elkus Ranch opens its doors
Local group rallies to fight cell tower
Sister City travelers return home
Cameras zoom in on high school
West Nile found in dead animals
Police Log
Police raid nets drug stash
City calls sales tax a savior
County offers whooping cough vaccine
Sellers, it'��s time to leave when the buyers arrive
Overtime pay pushes firefighter compensation
Surf groups bridge the gap
New faces arrive at South Coast schools
Shirley Anne Mills
Anderson ready for cross-country season
Vikings drop volleyball openers
Tennis season starts with off-court drama
Women triathletes smile through workout
Cougars fall to Logan in opener
Hendricks'�� resignation troubling
HMB Cougars drop season opener
Want to learn about Brazil from the inside?
'Fresh' is at center of new phenomenon
The Fourth Quarter Follies
Going for a 'Knew Groove'
Friedman explores the imagery of the horse
Shapira captures coast in art
Restaurants share their taste for philanthropy
Library offers help negotiating college, computers
Meet local university women
Proposed CEQA changes mark a positive step for all of us
September 7th, 2010
Sept. 7
Setp. 7
September 3rd, 2010
Sept3
September 2nd, 2010
Police house raid uncovers various drugs
West Nile found in dead animals in San Mateo County
September 1st, 2010
Smith Field to host senior horseshoe competition
Father, sons off to state horseshoe tournament
Still pitching at 91
Sports Briefs
Donovan leaves mark on Cooperstown
Roberts ready to take on Worlds
Kalem wins all-around title
Scrimmage done, football season begins
If only columnist was joking with consolidation idea
Kings Mountain goes back to school too
Long masters of multiple media
Are the garbage gulls back?
Hospital staffs acted with great kindness
Protect recreation in GGNRA
Labor Day marks significant victory in United States
City managers earn their pay as leaders of municipal team
Recent strikes, city salaries are fitting discussion for Labor Day
Charlotte Ann Perry
Sam Caponio
Police Log
Fisherman rescued off Pillar Point
Pumpkin fest organizers offer prize for world record
Eshoo lauds 75th year of Social Security
Veteran officer serves as 'bridge' for city police
Fire contract ignites debate
Subcontractor blunder clears wrong property
Confusion shelves contest permit for now
Coast Guard plans meeting to discuss oil spills
Labor strife comes home
Torpedoed WWII tanker could leak oil
City salaries remain competitive
Improvements that feel good and save money
HMB High tennis coach quits
Sept.
Senior Briefs
Ongoing Programs
Taste all the coast has to offer
Fly the fiend-ly skies
Teen wordsmiths win prizes again
Here she comes'�-
For 47th year, fair presents art fit for Kings
Protecting a forest from fire
South Coast schools gets $2.2 million
Coastside sophomores test below state average
Film brings 'brown pride' to Pescadero
Women's music will make redwoods sing
El Granadan plans to voice disapproval of tower

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Lederman named Arts Educator of the Year

Local actor, director and theater arts teacher Michael Lederman of El Granada, has been named San Mateo County Arts Educator of the Year by the Peninsula Arts Council.

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