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Cambria The Musical Opens This Week at the CCA Theatre
The most anticipated show of the season has arrived. After a long journey over almost three years, Cambria the Musical hits the stage at the Cambria Center for the Arts Theatre (CCAT), beginning this Friday, June 24, and running through Sunday, July 10. Written by local Cambrians Ed and Linda Hughes, Cambria the Musical follows the tale of Dolphin and Mary Inman as they travel west in the late 1800s. Dolphin flees, leaving Mary to fend for herself as she makes her way to Slabtown. There she meets one of Cambria’s founders, George Lull, and the rest, as…
READ MORERotary Honors This Year’s Scholars
Twelve of the thirteen 2022 Rotary Scholarship winners joined the Rotary members at the June 10 meeting. Among the 57 students graduating from Coast Union High School (CUHS) and Leffingwell High School this year, 46 students applied for Rotary scholarships—36 from CUHS and 10 from Leffingwell. Students were accompanied by Leffingwell teacher Justin Gish and CUHS Counselor Samantha Brossette. Donna Crocker and Paula Porterjoined Youth…
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Audio Version of the cambriaca
This online newspaper is not only for readers anymore. An audio version of all the fresh local news in this issue can be heard by clicking…
CLICK HEREChamber of Commerce Introduces Plans for 2023 Cambria Magazine
The Cambria Chamber of Commerce has announced the opening of available advertising space in the 2023 Cambria Magazine. The Cambria Magazine is a primary local resource that is vitally connected with the Chamber serving as the “welcome” to travelers far and wide. With a new team at the helm, there are…
READ MOREHalf Million Dollar Mark Reached in Skatepark Funding
With the summer season officially underway, the effort to rebuild Cambria’s skatepark continues to gain momentum. As of last week, funding raised for the project crossed the half million mark putting the current goal of…
READ MOREAnnual Cambria Community Council Grant Application Process Begins
The Cambria Community Council (CCC) is proud to have funded very nearly $1,500,000 in grants to local nonprofit organizations since 1996, including those that support the youth, seniors, animals, emergency agencies, the ranch land, the library, and the arts in our community. Grant…
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