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neighborhoods/san-carlos -- San Carlos
**Mayor? We don need no stinkin' mayor!** In bucolic San Carlos, our little corner of the world, we are fortunate to have two long-standing mayors-in-residence. Barbara Cleves Anderson keeps us apprised of All Things Lake Murray and is a tireless advocate for both people and wildlife who seek solace in the peace and comfort that our lake brings. And John Pilch is the glue that continues to hold this community together -- silently (and humbly) volunteering endless hours "behind the scenes" to try and provide a yearly fireworks show, keep crime down, and set the standard we can all follow to be good neighbors and citizens. Come on over, folks, and enjoy our very own version of Mayberry...climb Cowles Mountain, watch the plant and wildlife at the lake grow and blossom, and get to know some of the natives.— August 11, 2013 10:41 a.m.