Save the Mesa sponsored a Board of Supervisors Forum on April 5, 2008. Click on the "Links" catagory and choose "Save the Mesa County Supervisor Campaign Forum - 2008" to view a video recording o... [full article here]
Save the Mesa is hosting the Supervisor's Candidate Forum on April 5 from noon to 1:30 p.m. at the Nipomo Community Services District building. Supervisor Jerry Lenthall and candidate Adam Hill wi... [full article here]
Speakers Denis Sullivan, Developer of Cyprus Ridge, and Jesse Hill, local attorney and member of the TDC Committee will share some possibilities for local TDC activity here on the Mesa. Speakers T... [full article here]
Supervisor Katcho Achajadian was guest speaker at the June 16 Save the Mesa General Meeting. He answered questions from the audience about development, parks, roads, pathways and schools. Also sp... [full article here]
Save the Mesa's next general meeting will feature Supervisor Katcho Achajadian as guest speaker. He will address audience questions about development, parks, roads, pathways and schools. The gene... [full article here]
Two Nipomo High School seniors won scholarship money with their research papers which focus on issues facing Nipomo today in terms of growth and conservation. David Gonzalez's essay entitled De... [full article here]
Check out the Gallery to view photos from our March meeting. Cheryl Price of Earth to Table spoke about her adventures in farming four acres of heirloom vegetables. Dave Congalton spoke about his... [full article here]
A big thanks to DreamHost (http://dreamhost.com) who granted Save the Mesa free web hosting for life. We now have over a half terabyte of disk storage, over six terabytes per month of throughput, a... [full article here]
The Land Conservancy of San Luis Obispo County gathered over one hundred members, partners and supporters to reflect on a year of accomplishments and look ahead to the future of local land conserva... [full article here]
The speakers for our March 3 meeting are Dave Congalton, radio personality with News/Talk 920 KVEC. He is a recent newcomer to Nipomo and he will talk about his many observations, his history with ... [full article here]
Save the Mesa provided grant money to the Land Conservancy for the specific purpose of providing an outdoor classroom for Nipomo High School students to study the ecology of Black Lake Canyon. T... [full article here]
Save the Mesa's next general meeting is on Sept. 9, at 148 Wilson in the Nipomo Community Services Building. The meeting is from 1:30 to 3:30. Our speakers will be Rosemary Wilvert who is with... [full article here]
This is going to be a fun meeting. You will have an opportunity to hear from the three STM scholarship winners. They are all from Nipomo High School and are eager to share with you a bit about the ... [full article here]
Dana Adobe Nipomo Amigos has received a $2,500 donation from the South County Historical Society, making Dana eligible for a $5,000 matching grant from Save the Mesa. (See Photo from The Adobe Pre... [full article here]
Click on "Links" on the left and choose "Video - Candidates Forum sponsored by Save the Mesa and Nipomo Parks Conservancy" to view the forum. [full article here]
Save the Mesa and co-sponsor, Nipomo Parks Conservancy, are presenting a Board of Supervisors Candidate Forum on April 22 from 1:30-3:30 PM at the Nipomo Community Service District building at 148 ... [full article here]
Adobe Press February 17, 2006 Save the Mesa Provides Emergency Funds for Dana Adobe Repair Additional $5,000 Pledged February 11, 2006 Save the Mesa has donated $2,000 to the Dana Adobe ... [full article here]
Adobe Press - February 17, 2006 Save the Mesa Pledges $35,000 in Matching Funds Program Could Bring $70,000 to Nipomo Save the Mesa has announced a Matching Funds Program that could bring $7... [full article here]
Save the Mesa holds the first of their quarterly General Meetings Saturday, February 4, 2006. This meeting is open to the public. Guest speakers will be Herb Kandell and Mike LeBrun. Herb, w... [full article here]
Designation means demand is exceeding the area's supply By April Charlton / Staff Writer / acharlton@timespressrecorder.com The San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors raised a big red fl... [full article here]
We are transitioning from our old website to this new site. Yes, it's pretty rough on the eyes. No fancy colors, pictures, etc. but that should change in the near future. Please bear with us during... [full article here]
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By Adobe Staff Save the Mesa recently awarded three scholarships totaling $5,000 to Nipomo-area high school seniors, said a spokeswoman for the organization. Kelsey Theriot received $2,500 fo... [full article here]
By Adobe Staff An environmental impact report will be required for Ken Craig's housing project on Willow Road as the result of an Oct. 21 ruling by Superior Court Judge Donald G. Umhofer. Sav... [full article here]
By Emily Slater As environmental group Save the Mesa moves into its adolescence, members are building more bridges in the community. "It's important people know we are here to stay," said Marian... [full article here]
By April Charlton / Staff Writer NIPOMO -- Mike Winn still doesn't believe the county's projected 2.3 percent growth increase is realistic. The Community Services District president this week re... [full article here]
By Emily Slater Save the Mesa will present $63,000 to The Land Conservancy of San Luis Obispo County for establishment of a grant program to obtain open space in Nipomo. "They asked us to he... [full article here]
The Tribune After operating on a shoestring budget for years, the Nipomo Community Advisory Council has a little more money in the bank. The council -- a 20-member body that reviews everythin... [full article here]
By Emily Slater County Planning erred in issuing a Black Lake Canyon permit without attaching environmental conditions, said 4th District Supervisor Katcho Achadjian. "The permit didn't cover... [full article here]
By April Charlton / Times Staff Writer NIPOMO -- Because there's not a single drop of water below the proposed 285-acre Oakridge development, a request for annexation into the Community Services... [full article here]
By Kathy Price, President of Save the Mesa Thank you for your continued coverage of the efforts by the Land Conservancy to preserve the natural beauty and habitats of Black Lake Canyon. Unfortun... [full article here]
For Immediate Release Bill Robinson, founding president of Save the Mesa, has received the Bill Denneen Environmental Award, which included an engraved plaque and a cash award of $500. Robins... [full article here]
By Emily Slater / Times Staff Writer NIPOMO - While a lawsuit halts progress on a controversial development off Willow Road, a developer is clearing a 20-acre eucalyptus forest for an agricultur... [full article here]
Reprinted with permission from The Tribune Save the Mesa drops lawsuit Builder gives group $250,000 to aid environment Stephanie Finucane The Tribune Nipomo -- Save the Mesa — a nonpro... [full article here]
Press Release Save the Mesa has denounced the claim by a Nipomo Community Services District director that a recent lawsuit filed by the 150-member citizens group has caused the NCSD to raise its... [full article here]
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