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March 4, 2021
Community, Spring 2021 - Issue 31

Spring Reading List, As Recommended by Windrose Farm

Barbara and Bill Spencer of Windrose Farm share a handful of their book picks for some perspective on farming and today’s food system.

March 3, 2021
Community, Eat, Spring 2021 - Issue 31

Joliene Bakery and Baker Chloe Fertel Just Might Be San Luis Obispo’s Best-Kept Secrets.

Joliene Bakery sits on the back end of SLO’s Creamery Marketplace, recently renovated to become a legitimate food hall in the style of Oxbow Public Market in Napa.

February 27, 2021
Community, Drink, Spring 2021 - Issue 31

Tablas Creek Vineyard Is One of Only Ten Farms in The World To be Regenerative Organic Certified

Let us drink wine like the world depends on it.

February 27, 2021
Community, Spring 2021 - Issue 31

Coffee, Carpaccio and Carnitas: The American Dream in SLO County Kitchens

SLO County residents may be a diverse melting pot but they share at least one major commonality. They strive for the same goal: The American Dream.

February 24, 2021
Community, Drink, Featured, Spring 2021 - Issue 31

Hey, Margarita!

"I heard John Wayne invented the margarita at a party he was having — I think in Mexico”

December 16, 2020
Community, Food, Winter 2020 - Issue 30

The Boundary Pusher, Just Like Mom

Getting to know Neeta Mittal of LXV Wine.

December 15, 2020
Community, Drink, Recipes

Skipping the Booze and Sipping a Mocktail

Just as good as the real thing, these drinks are mad, creative and liquor-less, inspiring us to reset and detox.

December 14, 2020
Community, Drink, Eat, Winter 2020 - Issue 30

Exploring the Influence of Family at SLO County Businesses

Edna Valley Farming Co., Clos Solène and Ada’s Fish House share how earlier generations impacted them, and how they’re forging on.

December 9, 2020
Community, Featured, Winter 2020 - Issue 30

The Discipline of Simplicity at Lonely Palm Ranch

A firsthand account of what so many of us dream of, escaping to a rural lifestyle. Christa Renee of Lonely Palm Ranch discusses her family’s shift to life on a homestead, restori...

December 8, 2020
Community, Eat, Winter 2020 - Issue 30

A Legacy That Looms Large at Cattaneo Bros.

Founded by brothers William and Pino in 1947, Cattaneo Bros. is a legendary San Luis Obispo-based jerky brand known up and down the West Coast for its small-batch goodness. Today, ...

December 6, 2020
Community, Eat, Winter 2020 - Issue 30

Farmers’ Market Grazing Board

Farm & Harvest shops farmers’ markets for the a new take on a snacking board. Taking inspiration from a traditional charcuterie board, food stylist Jill Hammond of Farm & Harves...

December 5, 2020
Community, Eat, Winter 2020 - Issue 30

Easing Into Each Day with Hush-Harbor Artisan Bakery & Cafe

Exploring the fine art of bread. When they stepped out in faith nearly 20 years ago to start Hush-Harbor Artisan Bakery & Café, husband and wife team Donnie and Penni Monroe knew...

December 1, 2020
Community, Featured, Winter 2020 - Issue 30

Kandarian Organic Farms and the Grounds From Which We Grow

Diving deep into the importance of shifting perspectives and tips on backyard climate action. All across the world, after generations of planting, tilling and processing, dirt is j...

December 1, 2020
Community, Eat, Food, Winter 2020 - Issue 30

In True Winter Fashion, Tamales Are Back.

The traditions and history of the beloved, warm snack. A go-to menu item for many people, tamales can also unlock a treasure trove of cherished memories — ones of making them wit...

October 14, 2020
Community, Drink, Eat

Here’s How the Mid-State Fair Cancellation Affected SLO County

Vendors and local businesses lost money and opportunities. Here’s how they pivoted.

October 12, 2020
Community, Fall 2020 – Issue 29

A Foraged Bouquet

You don’t need to buy floral arrangements to bring a little nature into a place; almost any greenery or wildflower can be made into a beautiful centerpiece.

September 28, 2020
Community, Eat

The Best Fall Cookbooks According to SLO Locals

These warm, hearty fall recipes are vetted by your neighbors.

September 23, 2020
Community, Eat

On Sustainable Windrose Farm, the Sheep and the Bobcats Roam

How one couple’s romance nurtured a renewable farm. Bill and Barbara are in their “semi-retired mode,” as they call it -- and so is their land. They are letting the row crop ...

September 22, 2020
Community, Eat, Fall 2020 – Issue 29

A Breath of Fresh Air with the Pismo Oceano Vegetable Exchange

How our neighborhood co-op, POVE, is nurturing by nature.

September 9, 2020
Community, Fall 2020 – Issue 29

Undocumented

One local vineyard worker’s story of living here without papers. "Nine years ago I said goodbye to my mom. I knew I wouldn’t see her again for a long, long time. She hugged me ...

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