2014 July PASO Magazine

ROUND TOWN
Summer fun continues in Templeton
By Heather Young
Summer fun doesn’t stop in
Templeton as summer heats up -- not
even during the California Mid-State
Fair – though it does slow down from
the number of events that took place
in the spring and early summer.
Templeton Chamber of Commerce
has a number of activities taking
place this summer, starting with
its second annual Installation Gala
Dinner on Saturday, July 12 at the
Groves on 41 at 5:30 p.m. Awards
will be announced for Citizen of the
Year, Business of the Year and Ambassador
of the Year, along with the
incoming Board of Directors and
ambassadors. The gala will also be a
cocktail networking hour, dinner, raffle,
silent auction and dancing under
PERSPECTIVE from page 40
Home prices may have reached their
limit, in the short run, as sales declined
over 5% in the same period; only
333 homes changed owners during
the month. House prices now stand
at $419,000, the highest seen since
pre-recession 2008.
Brotherhood of Buses: Public
transit riders can rest assured we
are all one big happy family, now that
San Luis Obispo County Regional
the stars to live music. To purchase
tickets, contact Sarah Maggelet
at 434-1789 or sarah@templeton
chamber.com.
The gala will be followed by
the annual North County Chamber
Mixer on Wednesday, July 30
at 5:30 p.m. at Farm Supply, 2450
Ramada Drive in Paso Robles. This
mixer includes members of the San
Miguel, Paso Robles, Templeton and
Atascadero chambers.
A Templeton Chamber mixer will
be held at Sky River RV on Wednesday,
Aug. 14 at 5:30 p.m. A week
later, it will host a business education
seminar on Friday, Aug. 22 at noon.
The topic of this seminar is “Hiring
the Right Employees,” presented by
Collaboration Business Consulting.
Transit Authority (RTA) has picked
up Atascadero and Paso Robles-run
services.
Route 9 buses will now add stops
in San Luis Obispo and Templeton,
to their regular downtown stops in
Atascadero and Paso Robles. The
obvious downside is that riders who
commute will have to budget more
time to make the run. The RTA will
work with community leaders to discover
needs and keep service cost effective
and efficient, officials say.
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Concerts in the Park
Templeton’s summer Concerts in
the Park series began in June and
runs every Wednesday through Aug.
20. The concerts are held from 6:30
to 8:30 p.m. in the Templeton Community
Park.
Templeton Market and Deli, and
the Italian Ice Shack will be set up
during the concert, though people
may bring their own picnics and beverages,
along with low-back chairs,
blankets and small tables. No dogs
and no smoking are allowed during
the concert. While alcohol is
allowed in the park, Templeton
Community Services District Recreation
Assistant Lynda Vering said
that no glass is preferred for the
safety of everyone in attendance.
Sober or Solo: San Luis Obispo
county homeless will find the bar raised
a bit; their sobriety will decide if they
can receive services.
Most area homeless services funnel
through the Community Action Partnership
of San Luis Obispo County
(CAPSLO), and as of June 1, recipients
may have to submit to drug and alcohol
testing, under a new sobriety-based
program. CAPSLO assistant director
Grace McIntosh put it bluntly, saying
For more information, call 434-4909.
Concert 2014 lineup:
July 2: SoundHouse
July 9: The Jammies
July 16: Cheyenne McDonald
July 23: Big Daddy’s Blues Band
July 30: JD Project
Aug. 6: Soul Sauce
Aug.13: Burning James
& The Funky Flames
Aug. 20: Monte Mills & The Lucky
Horseshoe Band
Templeton Pool
Templeton Pool is open Tuesday
through Sunday. Lessons will be
offered throughout the summer. For
more information, call 781-5930 or
go to 781-1102.
the program would no longer be able to
serve the one in twelve who now show
up at the shelter intoxicated.
Bridges: Both new bridges at
Estrella River should be open, by
the time you read this. Actually both
bridges have been open, but not all
lanes were in use; that should change
within days. Gone are the days of
climbing a long hill behind a parade of
trucks and RV’s. Of course, if I’d had
me one o’ them white county Chargers...gotta
go get Bo and Daisy.
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