San Luis Obispo, CA News

• San Luis Obispo, CA News
• Three cross burners get jail time
• San Luis Coastal's no longer safe from recession
• Grover turns down a consolidation proposal
• Atascadero rejects scavenging ordinance
• County shifts funds to prevent floods
• Eccentric radio reporter Travus T. Hipp dies
• Share scare - A lawsuit over county pension-sharing could have bigger implications
• Fortress of solitude - Consolidation falls flat, but Arroyo Grande continues pursuit of new police station
• Ideological differences - Patterson and Arnold square off for round two in the race for the 5th district supervisor seat
• Elderly residents face eviction in Port San Luis
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• The aquatic anachronism - 'I was a tourist in Seal Guantanamo,' and other tales of the Morro Bay Aquarium
• Excelaron drilling proposal inches forward
• Paso aims to come down hard on seedy massage parlors
• 'Pain' ahead for Grover Beach
• SLO spurns bar owners
• Coming up dry
• Clarification and correction
• Dream boat - After seven years, a new life begins
• The death of the boring ol' tech talk - Before you can call Ryan Calo a robot apologist or alarmist, you'll have to hear him talk
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• Wham! Biff! Pow! - Is that all there is to the misunderstood world of comics?
• Controversial Arroyo Grande cameras to go online
• The awards have arrived
• Cal Poly sports clubs look at losing funding
• It's safe again, Ferris
• Atascadero trims pensions down a tier
• Paso dismisses Grand Jury critique
• Best Of corrections
• Taking to the air - Estero Bay Community Radio goes online
• Tapped - Excelaron is making its final plea to SLO County for an oil-drilling operation in Huasna Valley
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• Grover Grande?
• Filing error causes 'Doobie Dozen' dismissals
• Proposed San Miguel layoff shelved
• Complaint filed over SLO arbitration vote
• Blakeslee: Buddhist leader?
• Paso adopts water plan
• SLO City reaches two more union agreements
• Civil Service Commission and HR: Together again
• Testing the waters - Morro Bay and Port San Luis weigh in on PG&E's seismic studies
• Payback time? - FEMA could ask for money or let Atascadero slide on $8 million in allegedly ill-gotten funds
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• Best of SLO County 2012 - Karts, princesses, ghosts, street fighters, and gorillas collide in this video-game-lovin' tribute to the best SLO County has to offer
• SLO defense attorney McCormick dies
• The state's nuclear power supply dwindles after Diablo events
• County seeks homeless coordinator
• Regulators give local bank a little leeway
• One path to connect them all - Eric Meyer pushes the county to move beyond plans
• State of the union - San Miguel CSD employees continue to be hammered after joining a union
• The challenger - Meet the man shaking up the race for the county's third district
• Morro Bay senior challenges school district over app
• De Vaul's ass: saved
• The last picture-show show
• A.G. wants to go charter
• Corrections
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• Holloway memorial set
• Clarifications
• Less money, more problems - Pending legislation will restructure community colleges, adding to Cuesta's already full workload
• Two for one - A man fights charges of two DUIs in one night
• Regarding Adam - Meet the guy behind the supervisor
• SLO, to the max
• City to defend against SLO homeless lawsuit
• County responds to ousted sergeant
• Morro Bay and Cayucos renew 'consultant' contract
• Sunny Acres cleanup scheduled
• SLO City increases attorney salary
• SLO prepares for a run
• United Way of San Luis Obispo County News - April 17, 2012
• The comedy and tragedy of dispatch - New Times spends the night with sheriff's dispatchers
• IRS calls upon Abel
• Moore requests local case; Cavaletto, too, if at all
• False alarm, folks
• Morro-Cayucos JPA to vote on consultant contract
• County puts teeth in aggressive animal ordinance
• SLO City looks to get 'proactive' on codes
• Loose cannon? - A SLO High School teacher was arrested after threatening to 'go postal'
• Parkour brothers - It's easy to pick up and hard to define, but parkour is drawing fans on the Central Coast
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• Fighting-cock facility raids net four suspects
• Compact Gallery shuts its doors
• New prosecutor appointed in SLO firefighter case
• Shandon plan approved
• County rolls out new online digs
• Prescription addiction - In SLO County, legal drugs are abused at a rate doubling the state average
• Dolla bills, ya'll - Take a peek at who's giving whom money in the upcoming Board of Supervisors elections
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• Poor but sexy - How a small team is building a gastronomic empire in downtown SLO
• Atascadero's accused of milking FEMA funds
• Festival Mozaic 2012
• To serve or protect? - Background check contractors demand information access from the SLO Superior Court after database-access cuts
• Wandering around looking for odd things - In 1964, Arthur Tress discovered San Francisco with his camera, producing images of a city in transition. Then he forgot all about them for 45 years.
• Atascadero recommits $355,000 to drug and homeless services
• Strobridge alleges retaliation
• Get outta jail somewhat free?
• Arroyo Grande approves a temporary overnight parking program
• SLO County votes in favor of Nipomo water project
• Clarification
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• Ghostwriter - The embattled Mark Moore's mother, wife, and father-in-law all dispute they signed loans
• 'Accountability' and the chief - Police Chief Steve Annibali addresses questions over past litigation in Colorado and an alleged pattern of discrimination and retaliation within the AGPD
• Chief Lisa Solomon resigns
• SLO approves a safe-parking program
• First Solar talks trucks
• Billy Mannon sentenced for threats
• Water supply deemed too tight for Pismo development
• Jane Doe vs. Santa Maria? - The alleged victim of a slain officer files notice with Santa Maria
• Backlash - The San Miguel CSD proposes a wage freeze after employees petition to unionize
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• Excelaron comes up dry
• Any takers?
• Union Bank acquires Pacific Capital
• Hocked lenses? - A local camera shop's buying and selling of used goods without a license highlights an often-overlooked legal wrinkle
• Space available - San Luis Obispo's Occupy movement breaks up its encampment
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• The curious case of Anyck and the fertilizer factory - How an anomalous fertilizer guru and a glamorous French Canadian techie came to meet, and the litigation that's ensued
• Giant swings and zip lines--oh my
• San Miguel declares fiscal emergency
• County receiver takes on Sunny Acres
• League of Conservation Voters Endorse Bill Monning
• Prometheus rising - SLO County's sheriff creates new Special Operations Unit to handle anti-gang and drug enforcement in the absence of the state-funded Narcotics Task Force
• Coming up dry - SunPower's water shuffle in the California Valley has residents wary
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• Sheriff's Department mourns passing of spokesman
• Morro Bay police chief to resign
• Bark, meet bite
• Kurkowicz cancels SLO performance
• Supes block Oceano dispensary
• Grand Jury critiques city vacation policies
• Corrections
• Of dollars and dimensions - Questions abound over Diablo seismic studies as PG&E argues you should pay more for them
• Homeless Not Hopeless
• Brought to you by New Zealand - Sir Richard Taylor, Weta Workshop creative director and SLOIFF King Vidor Award recipient, talks shop with New Times
• Central Coast jazz legend dies at 84
• 'I'm a big boy'
• Excelaron digs for project support
• Dispensary proposal goes to supes
• Prove it or lose it - Cuesta pushes to answer accreditation questions
• Head honcho - Latino Outreach Council members clash with Supervisor Paul Teixeira
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• Train stations and police annexations
• In the weeds - Cambria CSD doles out changes and refunds amid complaints over weed-removal policies
• Hidden woodland wonderland - A Cambria treehouse ruffles feathers of locals and the county
• Cougars & Mustangs - BY JASON KEEDY
• PG&E announces el Jefe de Diablo
• You can't go home, and you can't stay here - Prado Road's homeless are caught in an unwanted game of cat and mouse with the city and police
• SLO's vehicle-bound criticize police crackdown
• And then there was one
• Cal Poly's cost of 'success'
• Roblan of the Month controversy blooms
• California Teachers and Educators Back Bill Monning for State Senate
• United Way of San Luis Obispo County News - February 15, 2012
• Arroyo Grande picks a new police station location
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• News it is
• Out of order - How one busted elevator drew the ire of court staff, county administrators, an assemblyman, and the disabled
• Shakeup in the valley - County officials are meeting to decide how much money and services to direct to the California Valley
• Toilet troubles - Paso Robles flushes $28,000 on a bathroom redesign
• District dollars - Coastal Unified increases salaries while Lucia Mar tries to keep teachers
• Denial recommended for Excelaron application
• Morro Bay talks snuffing butts
• Cuesta hires a heavy hitter for its accreditation fight
• Jeweler sentenced to 10 days
• Morro Bay sued over Cerrito Peak
• San Luis Obispo International Film Festival 2012
• The Camp Snoopy Files - Come on vacation, leave on probation, return on violation
• Cuesta accreditation on the line
• Paso PD faces criticism, praise, and a lawsuit
• IWMA sued over bag ban
• Gilmore's out, Cooney's in ... again
• SmartMeter opt-out plan finalized
• Jeweler parries fencing allegations - All That Glitters salesman cleared on charges of receiving stolen property
• The great congressional piggybank battle - Look and see who's paying whom to represent the Central Coast in Washington, D.C.
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• CULINARY CARNIVAL PAIRED FOOD AND WINE TO BENEFIT PRADO DAY CENTER
• Phantom arboritions - Ultra-rare albino redwoods sprout close to home--but you'll have to find them yourself
• Misdemeanor charges dropped in Glitters trial
• First Solar closes deal, furloughs workers
• County Planning Commission suggests redefining recreation
• A menacing animal ordinance is on the way
• Commission finalizes PG&E Diablo denial
• Lucia Mar breaks ground on New Tech High
• Pismo Beach expansion postponed - Doubts about the water supply cast a shadow over development
• The price of civility - County Civil Service commissioners respond to accusations they're 'out of control'
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• Questions linger in Santa Maria police shooting
• The SLO mayor race begins
• Local hospitals shift affiliation with the Catholic Church
• Receiver appointed to Sunny Acres
• Corrections
• Y all the fuss? - See where your Measure Y dollars have been going
• The saga continues - Jeff Lind and Tom Murphy appoint lawyers, but vow to continue fighting their felony case
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• A cinephile's paradise - Why the Santa Barbara International Film Festival is worth a trip south
• It does mean a thing
• Look for a Los Osos CSD shake up
• Zip-a-dee-do don't?
• Cal Poly names new volleyball coach
• Morro Bay joins a new county narcotics unit
• Arroyo Grande council puts cop HQ to vote
• Bitter crescendo for SLO piano teacher
• Clarification
• Interpreting the signs - Central Coast kids growing up with an invisible disability thrive at a stellar school
• D.A. dismisses Doobie Dozen defendants--for now
• Trial date set for former Paso cop
• County supervisors postpone truancy rules
• County denies Sunny Acres fee waiver
• Big name signs on to represent A4NR
• Trial begins for All That Glitters owner
• Longtime harbor commissioner dies
• Correction
• Trade pounds for green - A 12-week nutrition program rewards weight loss with cash
• Google two of these and call me in the morning - What are the pros and cons of self-diagnosing?
• Nurse of all trades - School nurses help kids learn by keeping them healthy
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• The long, hard line - Hundreds of local volunteers work year-round to help thousands of hungry SLO County residentsHundreds of local volunteers work year-round to help thousands of hungry SLO County residents
• Are dismissals near for the Doobie Dozen?
• There's a wrinkle in the bag ordinance debate
• Sierra Club is told to wait on its Oceano dunes petition
• Arroyo Grande City Council discusses lawsuits, bird poop
• Change places!
• All down the line - Volunteer with Amtrak and you'll go places, baby
• All paws on deck - Cal Poly's cat program offers a lifeline to hundreds of homeless cats in SLO County
• Insert joke here - Save the Cocks, a local nonprofit, finds homes and happy lives for discarded roosters
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• FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

• Speaking hypothetically - The future is here, and San Luis Obispo has a lot more to do with that fact than you might think
• SLO announces its new top cop
• First Solar had a bumpy year
• New law snuffs redevelopment agencies
• Andrea Seastrand selected to lead local property owners association
• SLORTA names new executive director
• A tale of two suits - Arroyo Grande stands by its police chief after a second sexual harassment lawsuit is filed
• California's quicksilver cleanup - A statewide mercury program aims to catalogue and address pollution in California waters
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• Correction
• Take the New Times' quiz on the comedy and tragedy of 2011
• Local fuzz are on the hunt for an ATM skimmer
• A second officer files suit against Arroyo Grande police
• 'SLO 12' hits bittersweet milestone
• CPUC denies PG&E Diablo funding application
• Cambria desal testing site rejected
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• Chew on this - Locals are finding ways to move away from food created by corporations
• Sexual harassment and retaliation are alleged against Arroyo Grande PD
• Cambria sewage spill hits Moonstone Beach
• Water company ordered to issue refunds
• Supes approve a more than $7 million sewer contract
• Reward increases for leads in a fatal Oceano shooting
• The battle for Shandon - A small community struggles to stay small
• Get outta sphere - A cell phone video captures the facts in an ambiguous case of obstructing justice
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• United Way of San Luis Obispo County News - December 20, 2011
• Morro council bows to Cerrito property owner
• First you get the fiber, then you get the power
• Corrections
• What a wreck - See one man's quest to demystify the U.S.S. Montebello
• It's the most wonderful time of the beer
• Have a blast - Put a gun in the hands of a woman you love
• The oddysee, exoddus, and wrath of Oddworld Inhabitants - Years after it shut down in SLO, Oddworld Inhabitants is coming back�
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• Cuesta official placed on leave following comments to New Times
• Involuntary manslaughter case will go to trial
• Cambria teacher charged with rape
• Watch your back, Ferris
• It's not a cold - Health officials try to stay ahead of influenza
• Waiting in the wings - Cuesta has the facilities--a beautiful theater, a modern gallery--but not the resources to let its performing and visual arts students soar
• The 'Geezer' strikes SLO
• Buffet company takes over Topaz
• SLO City bigwigs cut their own pay
• Hate speech flyer worries Cal Poly officials
• Oceano counts down to downpour
• Correction
• Hook, line, and sinker - An innovative fish-composting project has run afoul of the rules
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• Missing the mark - Dozens of local schools are failing to meet the (nearly impossible) standards of No Child Left Behind
• Skydive Pismo Beach is given a Dec. 30 deadline
• Med pot in Nipomo, part deux?
• Local rabbi found dead
• Say goodbye to the Chevron marine terminal
• Initiative would end state nuclear power
• Correction
• Don't 86 me, bro! - New zoning regulations for SLO bars in; additional public restrooms and taxis are out
• Hail to the chief
• Convenient occupation - San Luis Obispo's fledgling occupy movement is still finding its place as its camp dwindles
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• The Nutcracker
• Jacob Marley's Christmas Carol
• A Christmas Story
• Reindeer Run 5K Run/Walk
• The wrong man - A flawed investigation nearly sent a man to jail
• SLO County flexes its mussels
• Unoccupy SLO--or else
• Cambria teacher arrested
• Former ECOSLO director pleads no contest
• SLO plans new guidelines for bars
• Cal Poly fees are going up again
• Paso Robles raises fees
• County fee changes are approved
• Water wars - Look into the $25.3 million project Nipomo CSD officials must sell to residents
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• SLO police union hopes to get binding arbitration vote overturned
• County mulls a bridge to health care
• In the bag - SLO County's proposed plastic bag ban has brought out the big guns
• NTF no more - SLO County's narcotics task force is the latest victim of a state budget crisis
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• Nothing comic about it - Take a fresh look at the ongoing legal tangles involving SLO County medical marijuana collectives
• SLO City Council spends big on two blocks of downtown
• Orcutt voters approve annexation
• SLO court cuts civil case reporters
• Force of Nature - Artist Suzy Poling brings her views of the Earth to Cal Poly
• Cal Poly faculty 'Occupy the CSU'
• Orcutt annexation votes pour in
• Excelaron EIR cost goes up
• No receiver for De Vaul, yet
• SLO downtown beautification is over budget--again
• Cut off - Supervisor Paul Teixeira is denying county funds to the South County Advisory Council
• Nickel and dimed - Personnel costs are driving up fees in SLO
• Hate charges stand in cross-burning trial
• The cost of strategy
• Corrections
• Proclamation occupation - One week in, how did SLO's own occupy Wall Street attempt go over?
• Think about the children - California media react to the U.S. attorney's pot comments
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• Atascadero moves to deal with vacation time
• The noose tightens for Sunny Acres
• 'Down for my hood' - Paso Robles' gangs are becoming harder to ignore
• Montebello turns out empty
• Batten down the hatches, Oceano
• Corrections
• Homeless Project: Tell your story
• 'It just happened' - A Santa Maria man is determined to clear his name in the 2010 death of a SLO mechanic
• Weather or not - Santa Barbara County Water Agency is planning a rainmaking operation over southern SLO County
• One-twentieth of a league under the sea - A multi-agency task force begins assessing Montebello risk
• Hill gets an earful on the First Amendment
• SLO approves signs, signs, everywhere signs
• Sorority punished for hazing
• County sued over redistricting plan
• County and CHC make up; clinics stay open
• Santa Maria cop pegged as new Atascadero chief
• SLO raises garbage rates, pays water pollution fines
• San Luis Obispo County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - San Luis Obispo County
• The magical mystery tour - A few hidden and not-so-hidden gems of this year's Open Studios Art Tour
• What do we want?
• Crews begin Montebello dives
• Trucks are no longer hauling through Santa Margarita
• Cal Poly probes sorority after underage drinking incident
• Katcho scores a win with his state hospital bill
• Correction
• The little anomaly that could - How a mysterious, pixilated discovery got the attention of planetary geologists, conspiracy theorists, and British tabloids
• Take a load off - Atascadero is allowing its employees to hoard thousands of hours of vacation time
• Cougars and Mustangs - BY RYAN MILLER
• Grand Opening Celebration! SLO Noor Foundation Free Medical Clinic
• Golden Shovel Diggers
• New truck routes rile community
• No conflict for Paavo
• Brown vetoes Blakeslee parks bill
• LOVR/101 interchange moves ahead
• NRC to discuss spent fuel in SLO
• Air of contention - State Parks reacts to air regulators' intention to impose fines for dunes dust
• It's on - Tight races and big money are coming to Central Coast elections
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• Digital afterlife - The dead are the newest group to gain followers online
• Who's your daddy? - The California Valley CSD is hesitant to say who paid for a recent special meeting
• Fair share? - Chevron wants $11.1 million from the city of SLO
• For better for worse - What's happened to the Sunny Acres residents who were evicted?
• Grover Beach courthouse to close
• SLO delays charging for Sunday parking
• Attorney General looks into judges' benefits
• Can you hear us now?
• County stands by ag
• Business hours are over, baby
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• You could soon be paying more to get rid of your trash.
• Downtown SLO development is one step closer
• SLO firefighter heads to trial
• Police search for a rapist in Los Osos
• County pushes final redistrict plan
• Lompoc teacher is the victim in a SLO shooting
• Recycling blues - SLO spent millions on a system that's underused and unneeded
• Harvesting jet fuel - SLO County farms could grow camelina sativa, a promising biofuel crop
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• Falling up - Adventures in art, perspective, and gravity
• Laguna Lake Mud Mash
• City to the Sea Half Marathon and 5k
• A new music Mecca
• And the winner is ...
• What we did on our summer vacation
• Correction and clarification
• Supes split again
• County seeks seismic expert
• Court employees take furloughs
• Courting disaster - Cal Poly administration replaced women's volleyball head coach Jon Stevenson the day after New Times questioned athletics faculty regarding serious allegations against him
• International plan of mystery - Cal Poly mulls a decision to shut down the international business concentration
• The age of 'reason' - Two defendants are acquitted in a historic medical marijuana case for SLO County
• Unions fight Morro Bay contract terms
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• County Animal Shelter's really full
• Harford Pier repairs begin
• County streamlines for solar
• Clarification
• The long road home - Court battles ensued when a 70-year-old woman tried to get back into her nursing home
• Pencils ready, citizens - How relevant is our citizenship test to everyday life, and how would you fare?
• 'Homeless but not helpless'
• SLO Council mulls disposable bags
• County supervisors reach redistricting deal
• Redevelopment blues - Cities hope to save their redevelopment agencies from the cash-starved state
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• ANNUAL PRADO DAY CENTER DONOR APPRECIATION PARTY
• Atascadero Elks Lodge & Atascadero Chamber of Commerce Encourage American Flag Display To Commemorate 9/11
• ANNUAL ATASCADERO SOCCER SHOOT COMPETION SCHEDULED FOR SEPTEMBER 6TH
• California's silent oil rush - An unregulated drilling method could tap 15.5 billion barrels of oil
• Sunny Acres evicted
• SLO firemen and cops lose big time
• Seal lions suspected in pelican deaths
• SLO courts unions to vote on cutbacks
• Eating a loan? - Atascadero mulls stimulus options for empty space at the financially troubled Carlton Hotel
• ECO-woes - Headaches and skepticism surface in the aftermath of a nonprofit embezzlement case
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• ATASCADERO ELKS DONATE $200 TO ALL STAR SOFTBALL TEAM
• I, the People - A local man fighting a recent misdemeanor charge brought up a point more people seem to be making these days: The U.S. government isn't what you think it is
• Bus driver arrested on suspicion of DUI
• Morro Bay's still irked over otters
• Artifact desecration bites Coast National years later
• Police search for a suspect in Paso's stabbing murder
• Templeton's still opposed to a three-way
• Blakeslee hospital bill passes Assembly and Senate
• Going once ... - How SLO County hopes to cash in its California Valley property holdings
• A home after death - A local hospice takes care of the pets of the terminally ill
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• Back to School for San Luis Obispo - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• SLO approves Orcutt special election
• SLO County ponders the big split
• Utopia closes its doors
• Stood up by the circus
• Change is in the wind - SLO County seeks a new permit process to accommodate residential wind energy
• Correction
• Paso's cop headache - Learn about the former Paso Robles police officer they won't talk about
• Tough crowd - A proposed medical marijuana facility will likely face opposition
• County inspects a vacant Sunny Acres
• The Arnold 'Greek tragedy' plays on
• News from United Way of SLO County - August 11, 2011
• CAL POLY STUDENTS VOLUNTEER TEACHING ART SKILLS TO HOMELESS CHILDREN
• Morro Bay snubs sea otters
• Police find kidnapped child after search
• Marijuana dispensary proposed in Oceano
• Atascadero public comment change raises public worries
• Defendants demand court prove jurisdiction in felony case
• Correction
• Moss was on a roll - In our 25th Anniversary issue, you'll find a game of croquet interrupted, an introduction to the New Times Way written by the paper's founder, meet a few of our favorite Steves, chuckle over ads from yesteryear, and help Gle
• Jeff Lind says court has no jurisdiction, files counterclaim
• De Vaul gets grounded
• STDs are on the rise in SLO County
• Pismo Beach is ready to expand
• County and city come together
• Cambria desal faces hurdles - Cambria officials seek federal funding for controversial desalination project
• Living in their own world - Getting an education for autistic children is a daunting challenge for parents
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• Real world skills. Got 'em? - Shop class is the new college prep
• Cops vs. councilman - The SLO Police Officers' Association goes after a city councilman
• Trials and tribulations - A local man takes on the judicial system in his fight against two arrests
• Cougars & Mustangs
• One story at a time - New Times launches The Homeless Project: A common-sense approach to helping more than 3,000 locals who need it.
• A community mourns the passing of a Cal Poly professor and L.A. Times reporter
• Orcutt annexation goes to vote
• NCAA investigates Cal Poly tennis program; coach resigns
• Suspects are charged in Arroyo Grande cross burning
• Defendants in Myers murder trial ask for case dismissals
• PG&E's seismic studies shake up fishermen
• Paso considers sales tax hike
• Prado Day Center Opens Its Doors at Night to Help Homeless in Winter
• Such great heights - The massive bridges under construction in North County represent the largest state public-works project on the Central Coast
• County heads back to Sunny Acres
• Orcutt annexation stalls?
• County considers ban on bags
• SLO cyclists get new lanes
• We'll get back to you - Exactly how much oil are companies trying to pull out of the Huasna Valley?
• Somebody will pay - State regulators discuss how PG&E would fund Diablo Canyon's relicense
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• United Way of San Luis Obispo County News - July 2011
• Caught in the middle - SLO County's sick and poor are trapped in a tug of war over budget cuts and extravagant corporate salariesSLO County's sick and poor are trapped in a tug of war over budget cuts and extravagant corporate salaries
• Former AG city councilman to serve jail time
• Judgment strains Oceano finances
• De Vaul to jail, evictions on the way?
• SLORTA cancels service for elderly, plans new $10 million facility
• First Solar project approved
• Correction
• Telltale signs - A Morro Bay sign ordinance and Embarcadero beautification project irks small businesses
• Can City Hall be stopped? - A single resident leads the fight to keep her neighborhood out of SLO
• 55 Fiction - Our 24th Annual short-story writing contest inpires flights of fancy, poignant moments, and--of yes--murder
• Judge orders protection plans for 27 local species
• SLO's top cop retires
• Former public access TV exec sentenced
• County audit of Wallace conflict likely
• Will we pay to relicense Diablo?
• SLO council raises parking fees
• Corrections
• 'Asshole's neighbor' - Cayucos' community character prompts a suburban battle
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• A painter who can't paint - Regulations cast a shadow over the renovation industry
• The fin issue - A proposed ban on shark fin sales in California aims to stave off the extinction of the ocean predators by prohibiting a traditional Asian delicacy
• Oh, I'll tell you where to put it
• Improper appointment costs Oceano big bucks
• Second appeal filed against Carrizo solar projects
• SLO grand jury reports on Mulhall resignation
• Bear killed for eating chickens
• Tour the castle untethered
• Mission Community Bank to merge with Santa Lucia
• Arroyo Grande budget taps reserves and employees
• Correction
• Grandson of a king - A horse sanctuary that houses a royal equine needs help
• 'There's nothing new or different here' - PG&E tweaks terminology used to describe the Hosgri Fault
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• Energy Athletic Golf Introduces Revolutionary Game Improvement
• Tour Striker Is Golf's New Overnight Success Story
• SLO passes two-year budget
• Many people, one voice - The California International Choral Festival and Competition attracts vocal talent from around the globe�
• EIR released for Huasna oil project
• County to investigate Paavo Ogren
• Car accidents claim seven lives
• Correction
• Words can hurt - A community comes together after an incident spurs a boycott of a SLO night spot
• Fit to be recognized - A local firefighter wants to be the fittest man on Earth
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• Sheriff’s Department Honored in New Book
• A world all their own - Local Community Service Districts are wild, unwatched, and completely wacky
• Court order could mean evictions at Sunny Acres
• New consultant proposed for quarry project
• Please DMH, may we have some more? - Atascadero State Hospital police are getting the shaft
• Cougars & Mustangs
• SLO to residents: Pay more for less water
• Ed Arnold to be sentenced for possession of child porn, burglary
• Behind the arrest - A bigger picture of an alleged attack by a SLO firefighter emerges
• Into the drink - Local oceanographic research adds an ecological angle to an international maritime discussion
• Jury declares Wallace has a conflict of interest
• SLO firefighter investigated after bar brawl
• NRC delays Diablo relicensing
• Chinatown development stalls
• SLO gives church a reprieve on its earthquake retrofit deadline
• Clarification
• So ... what's the plan? - Efforts to grow the local economy don't come cheap
• No ride - After spending millions on a facility, SLORTA plans to cut a program for the elderly that fell $10,000 short
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• The spaces between - Why the landscape of downtown SLO is changing
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• Empty Visions - Consider the beauty of vacant spaces waiting to be filled in downtown SLO
• Hospital safety bill passes Senate
• Nacimiento completion ceremony scheduled
• Oceano general manager ousted
• RTA saves services without bailout
• 'Geezer Bandit' is suspected in Morro Bay bank robbery
• How now, Brown COLAB? - Why fear of retribution has watchdog board members nervous
• Local group sues over Carrizo solar project
• SLO buys $6,500 in iPads for art juries
• Cal Poly rape suspects not charged
• Carson Starkey's parents settle with frat
• County hopes to keep Oceano from wetting itself
• SLO booze busts turn up six violations
• Corrections
• Consulting waste - Morro Bay and Cayucos' sewer project is in trouble--but they're paying consultants to help move some version of it along
• Define 'collective' - Jury will hear first SLO medical marijuana case
• Lucia Mar dreams - The school district dreams big, but may need a local tax hike
• Cougars and Mustangs
• United Way of San Luis Obispo County News - May 24, 2011
• Peace. Love. Dirt. - Meet the little music festival that couldMeet the little music festival that could
• Three rapes reported in proximity to Cal Poly
• You can lead a horse to herpes, but you can't make it perform
• Former pot defendants file claim over NTF raids
• County budget sees cuts aplenty
• SLO schedules a binding arbitration vote
• Cambria fire chief reinstated
• SLO changes public access contract
• Cross-burning mystery - Questions linger two months after an unsolved hate crime
• Cougars and Mustangs
• Why are water and sewer rates up? - er be allowed to drink SLO may be forced to spend millions on treating its wastewater to reach a drinking water level standard--even though no one will evit
• AME UAS Releases New Version of SharkFin(R) Mission Management Software
• Residents and landlord clash over an iconic SLO building
• A.G. considers a police merger with Grover Beach
• Bills to curb state hospital violence move forward
• Diablo gets a new resident inspector
• Best Of corrections
• Where am I? - With census data in hand, SLO County's supervisorial districts are likely to undergo a facelift
• Cougars & Mustangs
• Tribulations and renovations - Cal Poly officials don't like to talk about where scarce dollars are going
• Sheriff Parkinson appoints an internal affairs officer
• North County Connection hangs by a thread
• Taste a Flavor of SLO
• Arroyo Grande enacts year- round water conservation
• Correction
• Played out - Budget cuts to Paso Robles parks mark the exodus of longtime employees
• Falling down - SLO spends little on sidewalks, but big on sidewalk liability settlements
• Cougars & Mustangs
• Best of SLO County 2011
• Cambria CSD general manager axed
• SLO to Avila: Don't drink our effluent
• Fishing group hopes To sink harbor manager
• SLO police file suit against SLO City
• SunPower sees big buyout
• A curfew's coming to SLO
• Atascadero Elks Celebrate National Youth Week
• Swept away - Learn the ins and outs of ICE gang 'sweeps'
• Cambria's fired up over the fired fire chief
• Quarry bids go out again
• Sheriff's deputies nab hate vandal suspects
• Diodati resigns
• Water rates rise for local cities
• Temple faces foreclosure
• Down--but not out - Morro Bay halts its dispensary discussion
• A tale of two jails - Prison reform would improve conditions at California Men's Colony at the expense of SLO County jail
• Cougars & Mustangs
• TV exec jailed on embezzlement charge
• SLO council squabbles over budget
• Moms chide PG&E
• Coastal Commission seat is filled
• SunPower project gets green light
• Inn at Morro Bay sells
• Down on the farm - Get a glimpse of a different kind of aggie in SLO County
• Hello, big birds - Larger jets are likely coming to SLO Airport
• Cougars & Mustangs
• Room for Rent? - As budget cuts loom, Cuesta stages a classic rock opera�
• LOCAL YOUTH GIVES TOUCHING DONATION TO THE HOMELESS - Inspires Local Store to Give as Well
• Atascadero & Paso Robles Elks Lodges Host Scout Recognition Dinner - North County Eagle Scout and Gold/Silver Scout Awards Presented
• Religious community has words for Blakeslee
• Park 'n' pay? Pay 'n' park? - Here's a quick rundown on why the public has to pay for downtown SLO's $20 million parking complex
• You know the drill - Middle East turmoil and rising gas prices renew calls for oil drilling off California's coast
• Cougars & Mustangs
• State of the unions - Unions survive and thrive in the shadows of the great recession
• Some students turn out to protest cuts
• Morro planning commissioner's days are numbered
• SLO city budgeting begins; sacred cows are worried
• PG&E cries uncle
• New President/CEO and New Name for AeroMech Engineering, Inc.
• ATASCADERO ELKS LODGE INSTALL NEW OFFICERS FOR 2011
• Quarry quandary - Plans for Santa Margarita's Las Pilitas Quarry move forward, but not everyone's happy
• Cougars and Mustangs
• TAP into the future - Lucia Mar becomes the first school district in the state to implement a nationally recognized merit-based pay system
• SLO Sunday parking will cost you
• Oceano's looking or leaders
• ARTS Obispo executive director resigns
• Hate incidents mar Arroyo Grande area again
• County and Pismo join hands for Price Canyon
• Jerry Brown rocks the jailhouse
• SLO City finances grow bleaker
• Go cap yourself - Changes are coming in AT&T's service contracts�
• Correction
• By a thread - One of SLO County's last remaining drug and alcohol recovery centers is in danger of closing its doors after more than 20 years of operation
• Two Oceano leaders suddenly resign
• Open and shut--and open again
• SmartMeter opt-out plan is here
• Another local bank's got problems
• Lake Nacimiento is full of water ... and sewage?
• Show me the money - Thousands of dollars may be missing from Oceano accounts, and no one seems to know what to do
• Space Center relaunches - The California Space Authority taps Lompoc as the future home of an ambitious project
• Cougars and Mustangs - Columnist Kai Beech invades education's most hallowed halls
• Earth Day Celebration
• Festival Mozaic 2011
• RECORD ATTENDANCE AT ATASCADERO ELKS LODGE BLOOD DRIVE
• Is a Smart Meter opt-out plan in the works?
• And then there was one
• Surveillance cameras are coming to Arroyo Grande
• County employees accept a tiered pension
• Go tax yourself - Talk of tax increases might have some weight this time
• Devil's in the details - PG&E says everything's cool, but Diablo Canyon has issues with its backup systems and seismic standards
• A cross burns in Arroyo Grande
• An architect's perspective - Get inside the mind of George Garcia, whose designs stand out in SLO County
• No death penalty sought for Myers defendant
• ATASCADERO ELKS LODGE INITIATIATES FOUR NEW MEMBERS
• News from United Way of San Luis Obispo County
• FRIENDS OF PRADO DAY CENTER RECEIVES GENEROUS DONATION FROM ET VOILA
• Los Osos gets big bucks
• SLO County weighs in on SmartMeters
• Corrections
• Government reps worry about nuke waste
• Market decline - A developer pulls the plug on an Arroyo Grande development ... for now
• The mold on the wall - A bump in storm-damage-related evictions and red tags has highlighted gaps in solving tenant-landlord disputes
• Going coastal - San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, and Ventura County leaders vie for a Coastal Commission seat. What does that mean for local projects?
• Local tagger awarded for beautifying SLO
• Film festival honors Greg Kinnear
• Garden Street Terraces shrinks
• Downtown SLO's beautification project is $258,000 over budget
• Medical marijuana discussion returns to Morro Bay
• SunPower approved
• Maldonado eyes a congressional seat
• How to go crazy in 20 days - Screenwriter Jonathan SOBOL invades the SLO International Film Festival with his directorial debut
• Reporting snafu loses SLO transit money
• Funding found for south county Cuesta facility
• Death penalty sought against suspected Myers killers
• Price Canyon project shrinks
• Union threatens to sue SLO
• Get ready for the fall - Budget cuts will most likely impact the poor
• The Paso pipe dream - With the clock ticking and wells drying, Paso Robles city officials are scrambling to pay for the Nacimiento Water Project
• Santa Maria's leading lady, Jane Russell, dies
• San Luis Obispo International Film Festival 2011
• Be a Volunteer at the San Luis Obispo Museum of Art
• Grant Announcement from United Way of San Luis Obispo County
• Despite his best efforts, Dan De Vaul wasn't able to go to jail.
• Royal Flush - Escalating in cost and controversy, the Los Osos sewer project is nearing its groundbreaking. But can the community afford it?
• Nacimiento deaths bring criminal charges
• Dunes committees to disband
• San Luis Trust seized
• The big house will expand
• Breaking the ties that bind? - SLO City Council votes to put binding arbitration back on the ballot
• Do the robot - Cal Poly's Ethics and Emerging Sciences group will present a lecture on robots, sex, and ethics
• Clubhouse is no more
• Binding arbitration re-visited?
• Oceano nixes water sale
• FDIC descends on San Luis Trust
• Corrections
• Pipe dream realized - After years of planning and construction, the Nacimiento Water Project is now pumping water
• NTF calling ... - Patients get dragged into a law enforcement investigation into medical marijuana collectives
• How to polish a turd - Will lobbyists and Band-Aids be enough to save Morro Bay's and Cayucos' sewer project?
• Bernie Kautz passes away
• Oceano said no to DA inquiry
• SunPower project nears completion
• Cal Poly Students Plan Feb. 26 Show to Raise Awareness of Depression and Suicide Prevention
• Buddy, can you spare $300K? - The Regional Transit Authority needs a county bailout to keep from cutting services
• Unions boycott chamber awards
• Blakeslee to roll out ASH reforms
• The Clubhouse gets one last shot
• Cuesta gets more probation
• Morro Bay tackles pension reform
• Violence spikes Super Bowl weekend
• One murder, four stories
• One report to rule them all - The SLO budget task force may have actually changed the rules of the game
• Is this the party to whom I am speaking? - Lily Tomlin's many sides are coming to townLily Tomlin's many sides are coming to town
• Buddy, can you spare $800K? - The Regional Transit Authority needs a county bailout to keep from cutting services
• United Way of San Luis Obispo County News - February 9, 2011
• Explore Ocean Life with Cal Poly Students in Avila Beach Feb. 12 and 26
• Cal Poly’s Orfalea College of Business to Host Feb. 16 Lecture on Sustainability
• What's developing in Price Canyon?
• Sheriff's Department spends $6,283 to upgrade Viper
• Religious pamphlet causes stir at public school
• State bar court reprimands union leader
• Binding arbitration may go on the ballot
• Legislation aims to keep marijuana patients employed
• Flu is on the rise
• Pay-per-performance - Lucia Mar school district eyes an incentive-based pay system
• Reactor reaction - A judge calls for hearings over PG&E's re-licensing funding
• Cal Poly Technology Project in Guatemala to be Aided by Central Coast Bioneers
• Cal Poly Students Place First in Green Energy Challenge Poster Competition
• The road ahead is riddled with potholes - Defendants and law enforcement officials discuss recent medical marijuana mobile dispensary raids
• Jack LaLanne died at 96
• Cal Poly pres cashes in
• City hall project over budget
• SLO Chamber CEO to retire
• Atascadero mourns loss of Chamber CEO
• Atascadero man gets third strike in stabbing
• Housing project gets approval in Templeton
• The county sets its sights on broadband
• Being there - Volunteers stay with the dying
• See no evil, smell no evil - Is a South County sanitation district corking whistleblowers?
• Bills seek to address special elections
• Paso holds off on budget cuts
• Step your game up - Compare and contrast exercises, health benefits, getting involved, total fitness, and personal challenges
• Diabetes is no fun - A New Times writer reports on the disease firsthand
• Healing with food - Sometimes medicine isn't always the best medicine
• Don't feed the writer - Do cleanse diets really clean the colon--and does your colon need it?
• Black and white and red all over
• Police union pres protests $10,000 city consultant
• Ranch goes to auction
• The Ice Man goeth - Who's poised to replace Chuck Liddell as the new local MMA hero?
• United Way of San Luis Obispo County News - January 19, 2011
• Rose Float Takes Fantasy, Viewers Choice Awards
• Cal Poly to Help Build New Haiti Built Environment Resource Center
• Lend a hand - Hands In Nepal continues its mission of education
• Healthcare innovation in our backyard - Bringing medical treatment to those in need, SLO Noor Foundation and Doc to Dock collaborate with the help of local woman
• Off the hook - Three cases have been dismissed after a controversial medical marijuana sting
• From the land, with love - Volunteers with the Marine Mammal Center work to help sea lions, seals, and whales in their times of need
• Livestock to be cleared out of Carrizo Plains
• Morro Bay Planning Commission gets a mixed bag
• SLO citizens show for their slice of the dough
• Two visions of the county Animal Shelter
• Gov. Brown's budget proposal upsets nearly everyone
• Atascadero police chief resigns
• No ticket, no problem - Volunteers make free bus service more than a means to get from A to B
• Tougher graffiti stance triggers worries
• County clerk shuts down passports
• Narcotics Task Force arrests 12 in mobile dispensary investigation
• Ian Parkinson steps up, quotes Lincoln
• Financial report: SLO council doesn't want to hear it
• SLO Police union foregoes a pay increase
• From bad to worse - The perfect storm that pummeled Oceano lingers
• Get to know the new laws - From weed smokers to ammo buyers, there's something for everyone
• Tarnished by light - Legendary photographer Santi Visalli brings glimpses of history and flashes of glamour to Cal Poly's University Art Gallery
• Video: Spring Commencement
• New Degree - Fire Protection Engineering
• Robert Glidden Named Cal Poly's Interim President
• NBC Entertainment Executive Speaking April 15 on Campus
• Cal Poly Concrete Canoe Team Takes No. 1 at Nationals
• President Baker is Poly Royal Parade's Grand Marshal
• Cal Poly Concrete Canoe -- See the Video
• Dairy Team Takes Top Award at Nationals
• Cal Poly Arts Announces 2010-2011 Season Performances
• Club Sports Teams Take Titles
• Sign Up Now for Fresh Summer Produce
• Cal Poly Tri Teamer Captures National Collegiate Title
• Cal Poly Tech Park Coming Online
• One-Day InDesign Workshops Offered in May
• National Championship Nets Cal Poly Concrete Canoe a Moment on Times Square Billboard
• New Center for Science and Mathematics Coming
• Cal Poly Wines Win Orange County Gold
• Students Take Awards in Agriculture Competition
• Baseball, The Pentagon, New President and More
• Architecture Students Take Top Honor
• Agriculture Students Take Top Titles in Scotland
• Grad is California's First AmeriCorps Member of the Year
• Business Student's Candy Company Featured on The Food Network
• Three Candidates for President's Spot Coming May 24-26
• President Glidden Takes the Reins
• Spring Cal Poly Magazine is Online Now
• Cal Poly Research Powers California Parks Policy
• Cal Poly Ranch and Performance Horse Sale is Aug. 28
• New Presidential Search to Begin Fall 2010
• Los Lobos, Leo Kottke at the PAC April 1
• Spring Commencement is Saturday
• California State University Nisei Project Underway at Cal Poly
• Photos: Spring Commencement
• Mustang Daily Wins National Awards
• Three Contenders For Cal Poly Presidency Announced
• Candlelight Vigil for Cal Poly Student Set for Monday
• Student, Professor Working on Smithsonian Exhibit
• White Gold, Soaring Students, Stock Stewards - It's All in Cal Poly Magazine
• Cal Poly Rose Float Heads South Friday
• Aero Engineering Ranked Best in the Nation
• CSU Trustees to Meet Dec. 13 to Select Cal Poly's Next President
• Simpson Strong-Tie Materials Lab Dedicated
• College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences to be Featured at Gourmet Taste Fest
• National Title for Undefeated Field Hockey Team
• Center for Entrepreneurship Opens with a Forum
• Top Guns, Record-Setting Freshmen and More - September E-News is Out
• Still Time to Order Cal Poly Cheese Holiday Gift Packs
• Homecoming 2010 is This Weekend - Get Tickets Before They Sell Out
• Architecture Prof Headed to Teach, Research in Italy as Fulbright Scholar
• Graphic Student's Poster Wins National Award
• Mustang Athletics Director Retiring in December
• Society of Women Engineers Earn National Awards
• Cal Poly Tech Park Officially Open for Business
• Aero Design Students are Nation's Top Guns
• Michigan State University Dean is New Cal Poly President
• Highlights from Homecoming 2010
• Engineering Donor Strikes Again
• Two Receive Endowed Professorships in College of Engineering
• Photo Gallery - Homecoming 2010
• NASA Signs Cal Poly to Assist with Satellite Launches
• Journalism Professor Documents Cal Poly Efforts in Thailand
• Register Now for Ninth Annual Organic Pestbusters Conference
• A Sweet Career, 101 McPhees, Nose Tackle Dreams - it's all in Cal Poly Magazine
• Professor Earns NSF Grants for Submarine Robot Research
• Graphic Arts Department Earns Re-Accreditation Through 2016
• Student Engineers Win Award for Thailand Project
• Cal Poly Business, Engineering Grads Among Best Hires In the Nation, According to Wall St. Journal
• Cal Poly Hispanic Engineers Win National Award
• 'Graphic' Video, Soaring Grad Rates - Read it in October Update E-News
• Cal Poly Named 2011 Campus Sustainability Leader
• Rolling Stone General to Speak at Cal Poly Dec. 2
• Get Gleeful Dec. 5 with a 'Take it SLO' Concert
• ''Kaffir Boy' Author Mathabane Speaking Thursday
• Forbes Magazine Puts Cal Poly On Top
• Cal Poly Grads, Alumni Earn Top Salaries
• What did the FFs Really Think About Church and State? Find Out
• Cal Poly Best in the West in US News Rankings -- Again
• Cal Poly President Emeritus Robert E. Kennedy Dies
• Get the Word Out: Vote for the Cal Poly Rose Float New Year's Morning
• Cal Poly President Emeritus Robert E. Kennedy Dies
• Rose Float Takes Fantasy, Viewers Choice Awards
• Carpenter appointed to SLO council
• SLO Task Force calls for cuts in staffing costs
• Los Osos just bought itself a sewer
• Local lakes are rising, but still low
• Righteous bucks - Cambria's CSD tops the list of the county's highest-paying special districts
• Trail to nowhere - SLO's Railroad Safety Trail for cyclists is being delayed by Union Pacific
• Home is where the punishment is - Alternative sentences are high in cost -- and high in demand
• Crap storm hits county waters
• Jewelry theft victims: Reunited, and it feels so good
• Underage and undercover - New Times tags along on an undercover alcohol sting
• Hello, Mr. President
• SLO city pension rates are going up
• Blakeslee prepares to kick ASH
• Planning Commission sees more turnover
• SLO process server gets four years
• Atascadero's in the red
• Arroyo Grande wants to buy more water
• Staring into the sun (power)
• Diamonds, gems, and gold in the rough - Who pays for stolen jewelry when the original owners want it back�
• Get to know me - Business owners in SLO neighborhoods seek attention and patrons in different ways
• Lighthouse caretaker passes away
• De Vaul appeal goes to court
• Speak up or pay up in Los Osos
• Smart Meter controversy comes to Morro Bay
• Atascadero man convicted in bar slashing
• Schwarzenegger goes coastal on Reiss
• You voted (or not), they appeared
• Chemical warfare - Opponents fume over the approval of a cancer-causing pesticide
• Keep that thing away from me - Local hospitals encourage employees to get vaccinated
• A history of violence - Facilities around California--like Atascadero State Hospital--have suffered under changes to the state's mental health system
• Poly announces new prez picks
• Pacific Capital Bank Corp is all split up
• Fire burns Bon Temps
• Resistance in the county - Attorney unions hold out against pension rate increases
• Correction
• Marx is the new SLO mayor; council will choose a new member - It's a new day for the San Luis Obispo City Council.
• Commissioner Wyatt calls it quits
• Atascadero water rates are set to rise
• Atascadero water rates are set to rise
• Readers' Theatre - Mrs. Bob Cratchit's Wild Christmas Binge
• A SLO City Council seat is up for grabs
• Clubhouse and neighbors work together
• Morro Bay power plant sale fizzles
• Fiscal task force gets tough on SLO
• Third strike for Finney?
• Get cracking - Those acorns you see everywhere from local oaks? Try some in your next recipe
• A sponge for Oceano's flooding?
• Go ghost-hunting! - The Central Coast Paranormal Investigators check out supernatural suspicions
• Videos killed the video stores--almost - The influx of Netflix and redbox has most rental stores going the way of the laser disk
• Congressman McCarthy's moving on up ...
• SLO council increases parking fines
• County union negotiations lead to agreements
• SLO city unions agree to one-year contracts; cops hold out
• CSU to raise student fees 15 percent
• Bringing down the house? - Neighbor complaints and revocation hearings plague the Clubhouse
• Once upon a time ... - San Luis Obispo's library preemptively responds to consumer protection strictures
• What's it all mean? - Big things happened in the election, but how will they affect us?
• New SLO bike path set to open in January
• United Way of San Luis Obispo County News - November 16, 2010
• Veterans day holiday closures
• SLO County Roundup
• Biz Buzz: Savor lost money for county but deemed ‘an overall success’
• SLO County to get $286K in fees from Charter
• Ex-deputy faces assault charges
• Photo: Ending the day at Morro Rock
• Construction causes traffic jam on Cuesta Grade
• A time to pay tribute
• It's good to be a San Luis Obispo firefighter - Overtime pay for SLO's blaze battlers is far more than any other such pay in the city
• Events and memorials: Veterans day around san luis obispo county
• How smart are they? - Say goodbye to your meter reader; Smart Meters are here
• What’s Your Emergency? Odd calls to SLO County police
• Biz Buzz: Heritage Oaks reports net loss; CEO cites progress
• Templeton man to go to trial
• Issue taken with plan’s scale, size of proposed Food 4 Less in Arroyo Grande
• Photo: Attack of the monster jellyfish or new paragliding wing?
• Yates wins in Morro Bay; Marx’s lead is narrower in San Luis Obispo
• ‘Thank a Vet Month’ in San Luis Obispo County only costs $5
• Atascadero veteran of Vietnam risked his life for downed fliers
• Art, The anti-desk
• Poly's adult students protest potential program elimination
• Marx to be SLO Mayor (we're pretty sure)
• SLO Historical Home Ordinance passes
• County reaches settlement with Charter
• Is Paso basin tapped?
• Corrections and clarifications
• List of events in SLO County for Veterans day
• SLO County Roundup
• Board OKs next step for Atascadero library
• Proposed end to Cal Poly’s Adult Degree Program prompts protest
• Biz Buzz: SLO redevelopment under way
• San Luis Obispo City Council passes historic homes ordinance
• Dozens join debate on Arroyo Grande Food 4 Less
• Soil success in Arroyo Grande 75 years after erosion crisis
• Ivory gull makes first appearance in San Luis Obispo County
• What's Your Emergency?: Odd calls made to local police departments
• Atascadero library relocation may move ahead
• Biz Buzz: Grover looks to lure visitors, businesses
• Fire chief’s name lives on
• Some San Luis Obispo County ballots still need tallying
• Police want data from crash that killed couple in Pismo Beach
• Government Watch: A roundup of this week’s agendas
• PHOTOS: Cops ‘n kids have a field day
• SLO County fights state special education law
• Report gives glimpse of who we are in San Luis Obispo County
• Cal Poly professor preserving penguins with grant
• Dan Krieger: Those who were their brothers’ keepers
• SLO County Roundup
• Paso schools optimistic on test results
• Photo: Facelift for Pismo landmark
• A look at the 50 highest-paid city employees in San Luis Obispo
• World of wonder: SLO’s new poet laureate
• Tally tightens for Morro Bay mayor
• Second molestation report comes to light
• Charles Paddock Zoo upgrade: New zoo view
• CalWORKs aid kept intact for state and San Luis Obispo County — for now
• Painted Rock visitors in Carrizo Plain will soon need permit
• Economy making rebound in San Luis Obispo County
• PHOTOS: Cuesta College job fair
• SLO County Roundup
• David Middlecamp: Alcatraz allure transcends time
• Biz Buzz: Santa Ysabel Ranch headed to auction
• Joe Tarica: I vote we just wipe this week away
• SLO County Roundup
• Biz Buzz: Ag Expo focuses on water issues
• Trial for CHP officer delayed
• What’s in store for SLO County?
• Maverick designer graduate of Cal Poly: Flying off to retirement
• Paso Robles planning sewer-rate hike
• Spelling showdown at Shell Beach Elementary School
• Clarification
• A quintessential quintet
• (Not) for sale - A frustrating tangle of lawsuits and tension surrounds the Laureate School in San Luis Obispo
• Theaterfest’s high-flying lineup
• Winning Images 2010 - See who won in New Times' 15th annual photography contest
• Paso considers new stop signs
• Biz Buzz: Summer steps down at visitors bureau
• Halloween hijinks controlled
• Bakersfield-based Republican Kevin McCarthy wants to be majority whip
• Ian Parkinson prepares to take on role of San Luis Obispo County sheriff
• San Luis Obispo County ballots still being counted
• Atascadero introduction: Guide puppies meet firefighters
• One last shot for Bookout
• Off to the races!
• California Valley abuse charges reduced
• Finney found guilty of assault
• San Luis Obispo fires, beware
• Solar goes under review
• SLO County Roundup
• Accreditors come Cuesta
• TRAGEDY ACROSS TIME
• South County Beat: Boys and Girls Clubs keep South County kids on track
• SLO County Roundup
• Oceano services district deep-sixes water study
• Cayucos oceanfront home plans are rejected
• Biz Buzz: Carlocks sell their venerable Los Osos bakery
• PHOTOS: Voters trek to polls on election day
• Measure to stop Prado Road extension soundly defeated by voters in SLO
• Just 204 votes separate Marx, Brown in SLO mayor race
• Parkinson wins race for San Luis Obispo County sheriff
• Things are looking up at the San Luis Obispo County Regional Airport
• Solar project in east San Luis Obispo County dimmed by planners
• San Luis Obispo County voters who shun the mail go to the polls today
• In-N-Out hiring in Arroyo Grande
• Atascadero man convicted of assault in July stabbing in downtown SLO
• SLO County Roundup
• Biz Buzz: Wine shop gets a makeover
• Cal Poly fraternity game to honor hazing victim Carson Starkey
• Government Watch: A roundup of this week’s agendas
• The Tiger News Network: On the air at SLO High
• San Miguel seeks resident input
• Single-payer coverage sought by doctors
• PHOTOS: Dirty competition at Laguna Lake
• Dan Krieger: Mothers, tell your daughters not to do as La Llorona did
• Political Notebook
• Parkinson leads in raising campaign funds
• Brown, Marx have raised more money
• Photos: Day of the dead in Nipomo
• Los Osos resident may join panel to redraw districts
• Artificial reef in Morro Bay Harbor is full of life
• Aid won’t stop for 204 children
• Paso Robles plan sets sights on Salinas River
• Atascadero photographs history
• Cuesta College hopes to satisfy accreditation agency
• San Luis Obispo has a new fire chief
• San Luis Obispo County leaders fight for Proposition 22
• Remembering Flying Samaritan killed in plane crash
• SLO County Roundup
• Election night of the living dead - A candidate survival guide to the zombie apocalypse
• Political Notebook
• Stabbing victim reneges on ID
• Biz Buzz: Doctor groups vie for health care sign-ups
• SLO anti-fee initiative fails to pass muster
• School board hopefuls share priority
• Nacimiento celebration canceled
• Central Coast votes may be key
• Money and politics ...
• Cuteness in downtown SLO
• Sierra Club loses in dunes lawsuit
• Voters consider school renovations in Atascadero
• Hit the polls early, lazy bums
• Bedbugs crawl into the Cal Poly dorms
• Heads up, frat boys and Poly dollies, you're headed for a crackdown
• 50 years ago, plane crash killed 16 Cal Poly football players
• Exit strategy - A looming sale raises questions of what's in store for the Morro Bay power plant�
• SLO County Roundup
• Who sells desal by the sea shore? - A proposed desalination plant is at the heart of Cambria's CSD election
• Joe Tarica: To a Dodger fan, it’s apocalypse now
• Badass ladies raise good money
• David Middlecamp: Poly and Giants’ baseball star couldn’t keep his mouth shut
• Biz Buzz: New Frontiers’ big move is in November
• PHOTO: Lighting up young minds in Atascadero
• A vote for the election of a mayor
• SLO looking to improve traffic safety
• San Luis Obispo High School decides not to ban ‘Kaffir Boy’
• Paso Robles City Council candidates answer questions at forum
• Suspect in Pismo Beach crash out on bail
• Patients and colleagues mourn physician killed in Flying Samaritan's plane crash
• What's your emergency? A look at odd calls made to SLO County police departments
• Government Watch: A roundup of this week’s agendas
• PHOTO: Dancing through Cal Poly’s CultureFest
• More rain, thunder to roll in today
• 3 running for Port San Luis Harbor District
• On top of the world: Cancer survivor conquers Mount Kilimanjaro
• ‘Kaffir Boy’ stirs up censorship talk at San Luis Obispo High School
• Last weeks in the showdown for sheriff of San Luis Obispo County
• Dan Krieger: Insuring the longevity of SLO businessess
• Political Notebook
• Paso school hopefuls sound off
• SLO County festivals: The colony to clams
• Two dead after car veers off freeway, slams into pedestrians in Pismo Beach
• David Middlecamp: GOP outpaces rivals in county presidential visits
• Oceano ponders rate increases
• Biz Buzz: Greek and Mexican mix at new SLO restaurant
• Bush’s daughter to speak at Poly
• San Luis Obispo resident says alleged rapist made threat
• Brown, Marx each raise $15,000-plus in San Luis Obispo race
• Joe Tarica: Atascadero’s downtown is on the upswing
• State hands Copelands $80,000 fine
• 2010 a vintage crop?
• Political Notebook
• SLO County Roundup
• Biz Buzz: Fresh & Easy market coming to SLO
• Man hit by bus was SLO resident
• Riding the heat wave: But cooler days are rollin’ in
• State Parks director to visit SLO County
• Corner View closes
• Pinch your pennies, SLO County
• SLO County Roundup
• Charges dog a SLO process server - Felony charges filed include allegedly bilking a Morro Bay fisherman out of $24,000
• Colony Days and clam festival ahead this weekend in county
• 'I'm screwed' - A local hooker's perspective on the loss of Craigslist's adult services section, and what it might mean for future police stings on prostitutes
• Biz Buzz: Owner of Corner View Restaurant blames cost, economy
• Deal will start Arroyo Grande City Hall shuffle
• Photo: October light in Los Osos
• Suspects’ stop at gas station investigated
• Death penalty possible in teen’s killing
• Man dies after bus hits him in San Luis Obispo
• Into the ground - New Times digs deep to find the roots of changes at the Cal Poly Organic Farm
• SLO city election money pours in
• SLO city is happy with its double-decker bus
• Man charged in Ponzi scheme pleads out
• No new union for SLOGEA
• Teamsters and RTA agree to terms
• Avila man’s lists are works of love for seniors
• United Way of San Luis Obispo County News - October 12, 2010
• Former Arroyo Grande Chief of Police Jim Clark Announces Endorsement of Ian Parkinson for Sheriff
• Political Notebook
• SLO County Roundup
• Biz Buzz: Corner View closes in downtown SLO
• Budget a priority for Cuesta candidates
• San Luis Obispo County makes big changes in compensation for employees
• Cal Poly athletic director got hefty raise
• Los Osos man accused of embezzlement pleads no contest
• A.G. marching band competition: Central coast has got rhythm
• Biz Buzz: SLO bank gets grant to help poor
• Pismo wants to review chamber finances
• Photo: Up for grabs — but it’s a shirt, not a bouquet
• Paso Robles re-entry facility plans put on pause
• Lawsuit filed against Coastal Commission over easement near Harmony
• What's Your Emergency? A look at odd calls to SLO County police departments
• Government Watch: A roundup of this week’s agendas
• Columbus Day Closures
• PHOTOS: Ready, set, skateboard!
• Holocaust survivor to visit Cuesta College
• Supervisors to take up union pay
• Local cyclist is a king of the road
• Photos: Central Coast Railroad Festival
• Battle of conservatives in South County supervisors race
• Parade isn’t out of steam at Paso Robles' Pioneer Day
• Dan Krieger: Long journey home for Lillian
• Columbus Day Closures
• Political Notebook
• First heat, then rain lead to a sea of apples
• County budget plan: More pain
• Political Notebook
• SLO County Roundup
• Photo: Water dog wins at the lake
• Paso Robles celebrates Pioneer Day on Saturday
• Biz Buzz: Idle days may end for iconic structure
• Bill Morem: How San Luis Obispo went from eyesore to ‘Happy Town, U.S.A.’
• Sheriff candidates explain injury claims
• San Luis Obispo County proposes bike path connecting Morro Bay and Cayucos
• Paso Robles hoping for a cycle of exposure
• Suspects in Dystiny Myers case have a history of crime
• San Luis Obispo County Burn Day: Get down with the message
• Former San Luis Mayors Ken Schwartz And Allen Settle Endorses Jan Marx
• SLO County Roundup
• Coast Union students see a game-changer
• Biz Buzz: Vintners like this vintage of boomers
• Bioneers reach Central Coast
• SLO City Council punts historical home ordinance
• Check all that apply - Workers' comp claims create health questions in sheriff race
• Proposition vs. proposition - The fight over redistricting in California begins
• Political Notebook
• Biz Buzz: Officials talk up city to retailers
• Morro Bay candidates split on most issues
• Ride 2 Recovery: Cyclists hit the road for wounded veterans
• Fines proposed for owners of neglected historic homes in San Luis Obispo are scrapped
• Dystiny Myers’ family, friends say goodbye
• The great solar quagmire - How solar energy is destroying and saving the environment
• Copelands outed as Dalidio's foes
• Offensive?
• The 507 words you can't say on Rideshare
• SLORTA and bus drivers reach impasse, strike is possible
• California Valley ranch again raided for animals
• Supes pinch off another sewer update
• Former Sheriff Ed Williams Announces Endorsement of Ian Parkinson for Sheriff
• SLO County Roundup
• Biz Buzz: LEVEL Studios bought out by a top ad agency
• Forum asks for candidates’ 5-year plan
• Engineering water wellness: Cal Poly, Rotary team up
• Los Osos Sewer gets more San Luis Obispo County funds
• Dalidio attorney hails decision
• Rain may be an issue for San Luis Obispo County grape growers
• Death of Santa Maria teen reveals details of her path to tragedy
• Copelands will be fined for contributing money to stop Dalidio project
• Women who won’t be quiet are celebrated
• Biz Buzz: Grover showing off improvements made to West Grand Avenue
• Unit 1 reactor offline for refueling
• Photo: Estero Bluffs culverts torn down
• Candidates for San Luis Obispo County supervisor mostly in agreement
• Government Watch: A roundup of this week’s agendas
• PHOTOS: Morro Bay feels festive
• 3 seats open on Cayucos school board
• Officials appeal well replacement at Morro Bay Power Plant
• Lucia Mar teacher program worries union
• Photo: Stormy skies are here again in San Luis Obispo County
• Dan Krieger: Growing grace in a forlorn land
• Joe Tarica: The adventures of Mr. Big Second-Grader
• Political Notebook
• SLO County Roundup
• Savor the Central Coast: Food and wine festival celebrates local flavors
• 33rd District Assembly race is a classic matchup
• PHOTOS: Fresno State is too much for Cal Poly
• David Middlecamp: Road plans ran into newborn environmentalism
• Biz Buzz: Olive Garden getting vetting
• Rash of car burglaries at Cuesta North
• San Luis Obispo County schools elect to take old voter booths
• Madonna family selling 2 ranches in San Luis Obispo County
• Authorities identify teenage girl whose burned body was found Sunday near Santa Margarita
• Future virtuosos: Kids strike up the band in Atascadero
• SLO County Roundup
• SLO County Roundup
• Biz Buzz: 2 SLO County wine groups join forces
• Abalone habitat proposed here
• Chalk it up to a day of art at Los Ranchos in San Luis Obispo
• Glassy-winged sharpshooter infestation discovered in SLO
• Suspects plead not guilty in death, burning of teen
• Last Pozo defendant's charges reduced
• Anonymous complainer wants SLO High to consider book ban
• Correction
• Fifteen-year-old pleads not guilty to rape charges
• One murdered body found, five suspects arrested
• Seriously, how much will the Los Osos sewer cost?
• Got water? - Banning new North County subdivisions is one recommendation to halt groundwater's
• Speed freaks - SLO County pilots tempt death and capture gold at the Reno Air Races
• Heading for the cliff - The city's citizens owe $559 each to help make up for losses in its emp
• SLO County Roundup
• Biz Buzz: Median price drop here may be leveling
• Paso to tie up loose trail ends
• Cyclists ride the coast in campaign for arthritis cure
• Group that funded campaign against Dalidio project to be fined
• Sheriff candidates Ian Parkinson and Joe Cortez face off at San Luis Obispo forum
• Burned body found in Santa Margarita was a 15-year-old girl, authorities say
• Downtown San Luis Obispo beautification: Art in unexpected places
• SLO County Roundup
• Biz Buzz: Is SLO becoming the Sundance of fashion?
• Fate of La Plaza in Atascadero is out of focus
• Ocean breezes cool San Luis Obispo County’s sweaty brow
• City of SLO will not apply to be part of 2011 Tour of California
• Fifth person arrested in connection with burned body found near Santa Margarita
• Heritage trees designated: SLO has ardor for arbors
• Public Safety Organizations Announce Support For Ian Parkinson for Sheriff
• Political Notebook
• Biz Buzz: KSBY picks former Monterey anchor
• Turn out to help clean up creeks
• SLO County Roundup
• Photo: Branches full of apples are See Canyon’s fall bounty
• Cuesta College hosts state Assembly candidates in forum
• Charred body found in Santa Margarita leads to two crime scenes
• San Luis Obispo teenager pleads not guilty to rape charges
• San Luis Obispo County tries to beat record-breaking heat
• PHOTOS: A fun day to run in Paso Robles
• Army Corps starts drilling test wells at Cambria beach
• San Luis Obispo County officials oppose bee plan
• UPDATE: Four arrested on murder charges after charred body is found
• Week Ahead: Public meetings on the Central Coast
• Dan Krieger: Wartime meant forced move for Pismo family
• Joe Tarica: Vote for Joetopia to lead California
• Political Notebook
• SLO County Roundup
• Photo: Speaking out for life
• Aggressive incidents get blame for lockdown
• Photos: Marching along in A.G.
• Shakeup coming to Lucia Mar district board
• PHOTOS: Cleanup day at Cuesta Inlet
• Homeless council to get director
• First 5 center opens in Paso Robles
• San Luis Obispo County to sell 2 dozen autos
• PHOTOS: A sweet gesture in Arroyo Grande
• Pleas bring back school shuttle in Templeton district
• Act of bravery in Cambria: Woman’s action garners national attention
• SLO County Roundup
• David Middlecamp: SLO served as pit stop in auto racing history
• Biz Buzz: Apple enthusiasts getting new place to shop
• SLO County Roundup
• Biz Buzz: Feasibility of desalination in Cambria under review
• O’Connell unveils teacher site
• Grant aims to aid Lucia Mar teachers
• Abandoned boats soon to be up a creek
• City Council hopefuls state their case
• Paso Robles City Council approves merchants' idea for 30-minute parking spots downtown
• Teenager accused of raping San Luis Obispo woman is being charged as an adult
• Atascadero City Council candidates debate
• SLO County Roundup
• Biz Buzz: Savor food, wine event could return twice more
• Police round up unwanted pills
• Paso enters the race to again host Amgen Tour
• SLO County Roundup
• Biz Buzz: Top 20 under 40 nominations open
• Ruling near on latest Paso water rates
• Measure 21 on November ballot: Rally urges passing of fee to aid state parks
• John Lindsey: Fall temperatures may be warmer than summer’s
• San Luis Obispo historic homes plan concerns residents
• Board of Supervisors wants to review women's jail plans
• Big pay day: Morro Bay store owner gets his share of Mega Millions jackpot
• Cultural Heritage Committee wants to protect San Luis Obispo's historical homes
• Paso Robles mayoral candidates speak at forum
• Alcohol charges against former Undersheriff Steve Bolts dropped
• Biz Buzz: SLO firm partners on defense project
• PHOTO: You can’t miss him; he can’t miss them
• Board of Supervisors faces choice on jail upgrades
• County Roundup 9/21
• Week Ahead: Public meetings on the Central Coast
• Cleanup day set for coast
• Collapse won’t derail Nacimiento Water Project pipeline
• PHOTOS: Central Coast Book and Author Festival
• BROKEN HEARTHS: A network of support
• Dan Krieger: Japanese family found friendliness on Central Coast
• Photo: Koi pond on the sidewalk
• Political Notebook
• SLO town-gown night is back
• Photos: Sheriff’s Family Day at the Madonna Inn
• Paso Robles water basin in overdraft
• BROKEN HEARTHS: Advice for Mom and Dad is only a phone call away
• BROKEN HEARTHS: Financial lessons come to the classroom
• BROKEN HEARTHS: Counselors chart a path back
• BROKEN HEARTHS: Out of work, but not out of inspiration
• SLO County Roundup
• David Middlecamp: A monument to SLO’s own gas explosion
• Joe Tarica: Common sense is suspended in laser flap
• Biz Buzz: Poly swimmers assured of suitable attire
• Private school fights to keep campus
• Cal Poly welcomes its class of 2014
• Bottles with meth chemicals found in Oceano explode
• BROKEN HEARTHS: Game of Life easier than the real thing
• BROKEN HEARTHS: San Luis Obispo County schools cope with spike in student homelessness
• BROKEN HEARTHS: San Luis Obispo County voices on trying times
• BROKEN HEARTHS: Tables are turned on Paso Robles family counselor
• BROKEN HEARTHS: Los Osos family finds light in darkness
• BROKEN HEARTHS: For a San Miguel single mother of four, furlough brings host of fears
• BROKEN HEARTHS: San Luis Obispo County families are clinging to normal
• Supervisor Jim Patterson Endorses Ian Parkinson For San Luis Obispo Sheriff
• San Luis Obispo Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• SLO County Roundup
• Wine Notes: Love of past teams Locatelli up with neighboring mission
• Paso Robles’ Downtown City Park to get new restrooms
• Large ship seen off the coast in the South County is mapping underwater cables
• Otter attacks point to more shark activity
• San Luis Obispo County's middle class hit hard by economic crisis
• Oceano girl suspended over laser pointer
• Teen shoulders adult responsibilities
• San Luis Obispo County families showing signs of stress
• Treated like weapons, lasers actually pose minimal risk
• State Bar fight - County labor leader Kimm Daniels faces charges related to practicing law without a
• Worker claims ulterior motive in layoff
• A dance at dusk: Flocks put on performances in Morro Bay
• Women in San Luis Obispo County identify their main struggles
• Achadjian, Zacarias embrace a civil race in district that includes San Luis Obispo County
• Chumash renaissance - The Central Coast's indigenous people are rebuilding their culture and la
• SLO anti-fee initiative qualifies for ballot
• Carson Starkey's parents settle with fraternity member for $500,000
• Sunny Acres appeal rattles supes
• Arroyo man crushed by motor home
• Anti-dispensary initiative qualifies in Morro Bay
• NRC workshop turns into Diablo Canyon debate
• Environmental costs go up for SunPower
• United Way of San Luis Obispo County News - September 15, 2010
• SLO Police Department lands ABC grant
• SLO County Roundup
• Clarifications
• Resident says district slow to release meeting minutes
• Correction
• Biz Buzz: Another suit advances over alleged Ponzi plot
• Bedbugs invade? - They're disgusting, they're almost impossible to get rid of, and worst o
• Paso set to revamp confusing junction
• SLO County Roundup
• Political Notebook
• Biz Buzz: Room found at the inns for bigger tax
• Redevelopment agency reconsidered
• South County Beat: Pismo barista wins Vietnam coffee war
• Former Arroyo Grande City Councilman Ed Arnold waives right to preliminary hearing
• Aging gas lines common in San Luis Obispo County
• Paso Robles family back on their feet after fire
• Morro Bay will vote on dispensaries
• Biz Buzz: Hearst buys SLO meat facility
• Jackpot, Oprah-style
• Many San Luis Obispo County schools are improving scores
• Cal Poly holds a quieter welcome for students
• Woman’s e-mail hacked from Nigeria
• Young man brings harmony to seniors
• Photos: Art beneath our feet at the I Madonnari chalk painting festival
• Week Ahead: Public meetings on the Central Coast
• PHOTOS: Surfing through disability
• Dan Krieger: Discover the Dunites
• Political Notebook
• SLO County Roundup
• ‘Solid district’ for school chief
• Photos: Jets, props, and model planes in Paso
• Giant kangaroo rat puts kink in California Valley solar project
• Photos: Sept. 11 remembered throughout San Luis Obispo County
• A pledge to unite on ninth anniversary of Sept. 11 attacks
• Making a splash: The dog days of September come to Templeton
• SLO County Roundup
• David Middlecamp: Engineer engineered two careers in service of city
• Biz Buzz: Nursery veterans back in business
• Paso teen center aims to mold leaders
• Special elections cost San Luis Obispo County $750,000
• Arroyo Grande weighs adding Food 4 Less
• SLO County religious leaders to meet for 9/11 memorial
• SLO County Roundup
• Wine Notes: When it came time to start a winery, Per Cazo owners took a chance
• City weighs adding Food 4 Less
• Superior Court considers closing its Grover Beach branch
• Seismic safety at Diablo Canyon discussed
• Construction in Paso Robles: The building goes up
• Los Osos gets $87 million
• Blakeslee votes against Republican budget
• County supervisors pass on grass
• SLO will spend $440,000 on a single public bathroom
• Conoco-Phillips agrees to clean up Nipomo oil spill
• SLO council loans $2.4 million to developer
• New Frontiers expands its horizons
• Foster care legislation awaits governor's signature
• Bid battles - Morro Bay and Cayucos haven't even built a new sewer yet, but people already thin
• The house of next Tuesday - A local architect and contractors want to change the way we build
• SLO County Roundup
• Come on baby, light my fiber - A fiber-optic project could be the first step in connecting SLO Count
• Atascadero man ID’d in fatal wreck near Hollister
• Dunes teams get to work
• Biz Buzz: Hampton Inn project at a standstill
• Garden Street Terraces gets loan from city
• Mayor hopefuls talk about SLO’s future at forum
• A slim, trim inspiration: One SLO man’s extraordinary weight loss story
• Changes backed at several Atascadero schools
• Cal Poly, UC Davis join the Big Sky Conference
• Double-decker bus makes its debut
• SLO County Roundup
• Biz Buzz: Bakery chain eyes Madonna Plaza site
• Man found in box in former wife’s home
• Supervisors vote to oppose marijuana legalization, surcharge for state parks
• Murder charge made in death of CHP officer near Paso Robles
• SLO County Roundup
• Biz Buzz: SLO-based Mindbody gets $14 million infusion
• Grover school gets a summer brush-up
• Check for rocks in their heads
• Week Ahead: Public meetings on the Central Coast
• PHOTOS: Pops by the Sea in Avila Beach
• Supervisors’ discussion of fall initiatives wanted
• Labor Day holiday closures
• Historic trees at Atascadero landmark are history
• Photos: Pinedorado Days begin
• Carrizo Plain critters caught on camera
• Dan Krieger: California’s statehood cost nation handsomely
• Labor Day holiday closures
• Political Notebook
• ConocoPhillips to clean oil spill
• SLO County Roundup
• David Middlecamp: Morro’s keeper of the bay
• Pinedorado returns to Cambria
• Biz Buzz: Paso’s Hometown Nursery uprooting
• Joe Tarica: Suddenly, we’re engulfed in September
• $6 million coming to county schools
• Committees to kick around ideas for Dunes dust
• Millions in pipeline for Los Osos sewer
• Atascadero woman battles rare cancer
• SLO County Roundup
• Wine Notes: Chateau Margene
• Cayucos home plans rejected
• How Blakeslee has voted so far
• After rehab, eagle freed in North County
• Harbor commissioners balk at grand jury
• SLO County Roundup
• Morro Bay's Bottle Liquor sells winning lotto ticket
• ‘FANTASTICK’ LOVE STORY
• It's tough to be the King - A corporation sues financially troubled SLO County real estate mogu
• POPS WITH A LATIN FLAIR
• Portrait of a picker - In his own words, a local farmworker tells the story of his life and work
• STILL ROCKIN’ THE BEARDS
• Biz Buzz: Real estate investor files for bankruptcy
• Lottery winner identified
• Man arraigned in CHP imitation
• Diablo Canyon's earthquake safety is topic of workshop
• Aggressive behavior increases at ASH, staff says
• Photo: Tending to the weeds off Los Osos Valley Road
• Mussels may capitalize on buck passing - While SLO and Monterey counties debate who should pay to pr
• Pipeline sections succumb to pressure
• That's a tall bus for a town with low bridges and trees
• Undersheriff bolts early
• Sunny Acres gets a reprieve
• Historic preservation ordinance hits home
• United Way Of San Luis Obispo County News - Calling All High School Students!
• SLO County Roundup
• Biz Buzz: Pacific Capital closes $500M funding deal
• San Miguel looks to streamline collections
• Chuck and Annie, together again
• 23 school board seats up for grabs in San Luis Obispo County
• Sunny Acres residents can stay put for now
• Atascadero man accused of bludgeoning his wife to death set for trial
• Annie the dog returned to her original owner
• Paso Robles gets a mystery wagon
• Roosters were for showing, lawyer says
• Biz Buzz: Pan-Asian doesn’t pan out for Chow restaurant
• Photo: Use your Imagination
• Suspect in CHP imitation had child porn, Atascadero police say
• Fee delayed for developer of Blume Street project in Nipomo
• Cal Poly says private fund is separate from public
• Photos: Boatzart on the bay
• Dan Krieger: How the English kept the egg from falling from its place
• Political Notebook
• SLO County Roundup
• Looking out for No. 1 — and one’s neighbors, too
• Photos: Stone Soup Music Festival in Grover Beach
• Mega Millions lottery ticket worth $133 million sold in Morro Bay
• What San Luis Obispo County's city managers average: $218,000
• Mission Prep’s Knengi Martin is a coach, period
• Biz Buzz: Winery may be building on a morro
• Union chief cites sour relations
• Marathon of marathons: SLO native is jogging down the state
• A citywide tribute: Memorial service for San Luis Obispo fire Chief John Callahan
• SLO County Roundup
• David Middlecamp: One city, one year, two top football teams
• Joe Tarica: When I was in fifth grade
• SLO County Roundup
• Biz Buzz: Poly rated No. 1 in the country at readying students for work
• Dispatch center named after Callahan
• Property preservation plan causes concern
• Scale back solar plant, county report says
• Port San Luis Harbor District: Grand jury report rebutted
• Biz Buzz: Chet Becker is among the oldest in his industry
• All fire, no smoke for Nipomo
• Pozo fire takes almost 1,200 acres
• SLOGEA split decision looms
• Services scheduled for late SLO fire chief
• SunPower draft EIR ready
• SLO council candidates are at the starting line
• It's SLO expensive!
• County contracts out, prompts horror
• Corrections
• The slow PACE of energy efficiency - A federal decision has local governments scrambling to provide
• SLO County Roundup
• Harvest of disappointment - The decision to close Cal Poly Organic Farm's CSA program came as a
• Templeton wants to ‘Refresh’ with Pepsi
• So long, Dave - After 54 years with the city, Dave Romero rides off into the sunset
• Convicted killer loses appeal
• NRC likely to review Diablo Canyon engineering documents
• County lets slip name of adopters of Annie the dog
• Arroyo Grande Village renovation moves ahead
• Court rejects suit by hoteliers
• High marks for county students
• Photo: Hot shot in Morro Bay
• Home plans for bluff top in Cayucos questioned
• Medical marijuana clinic proposed for Nipomo is shot down by supervisors
• PHOTOS: Annie’s fan club rallies in San Luis Obispo
• SLO County Roundup
• Oceano CSD seeks to shed light on murky money
• Biz Buzz: Gearhart creditors may get cut in
• Biz Buzz: New CEO of Pismo chamber dives in
• SLO County Roundup
• Memorial services set for San Luis Obispo Fire Chief John Callahan
• Supply drop: Stuffed buses visit South County
• High temperature sets record at Cal Poly
• South County supervisor candidates voice opposition to medical pot clinics
• Houses still hard to buy in San Luis Obispo County
• Army Corps wants repairs on breakwater at Port San Luis
• County set to ‘Get Connected’
• Board to consider Nipomo medical marijuana shop
• A sweet slice of fame at Linn's restaurant in Cambria
• Week Ahead: Public meetings on the Central Coast
• PHOTOS: Arroyo Grande flips for film preview
• Dan Krieger: Where padre drew the line on hospitality
• County Roundup
• Submersible visits wreck off San Luis Obispo County coast to gauge oil peril to coast
• California state parks threatened by population growth, technology
• Photos: Paso Robles Olive Festival
• PHOTOS: Getting this show on the road
• SLO County Roundup
• Dunes dust-pollution panels are almost filled up
• David Middlecamp: Barbed wire fans convened in Paso
• Biz Buzz: Morro Bay power plant sale talk set
• Brief delays on Cuesta Grade possible
• Morro Bay mural: Life-size leviathans
• Paso Robles merchant pushes for 30-minute parking
• Alleged victim recounts attack
• SLO County Roundup
• Biz Buzz: Sound familiar? Home sales slump again
• Petition in San Miguel objects to plan to consolidate bills
• Fire chief was an ‘all-in kind of guy’
• No felony conviction in police attack case
• Race mishaps unlikely at Oceano Dunes
• Yosemite Valley: Trees may fall to unveil falls
• There will be mud! - A day at the races: Photographer Steve E. Miller captures the thrills at Santa
• SLO approves bike recreation in asbestos-rich soil
• That's Senator Blakeslee to you
• Oceano CSD discovers mysterious bank accounts
• Morro Bay plant sold to NRG Energy
• Who composted?
• SLO moves to regulate newspaper racks
• None of your business: Many police raids are obscured - Public access to information within executed
• One sad room - A visit to the county jail visiting room finds an abundance of life's travails
• SLO County Roundup
• Biz Buzz: Local developer moves ahead with Eureka housing project
• Judge rules against LandWatch suit
• Paso schools may reinstate bus service
• SLO Creek Farms U-Pick opening August 20th
• A sky-high flyby: Aerial portraits of SLO County’s picturesque coastline
• Cal Poly to end organic produce subscription program
• San Luis Obispo County sheriff candidates Parkinson, Cortez face off at forum
• Photo: Goodbye, summer! Lucia Mar goes back to school
• Jury gets case in trial over alleged assault of Grover Beach police
• Annexation of Orcutt area in San Luis Obispo advances
• Russian billionaire lands in San Luis Obispo County for tour of Hearst Castle
• Blakeslee of San Luis Obispo wins state Senate race
• Russian billionaire lands in San Luis Obispo County for tour of Hearst Castle
• Mindbody Finder Offers Wellness Businesses a New Source of Revenue
• SLO County Roundup
• Oceano Dunes dust to be monitored
• Biz Buzz: The Cliffs owner sued for alleged fraud
• Sentences spell out life in jail
• Sun and song: Summer concerts in Arroyo Grande
• SLO County Roundup 8/17
• Motorcycle wobbled before crashing
• PHOTO: Color crops up in picturesque blooms on LOVR
• Biz Buzz: Solar company wins big Arizona job
• Election for 15th District state Senate seat is today
• County students improve scores on state STAR testing
• Man accused of attacking Grover Beach police officers admits meth use
• Photos: Fall comes early for Cuesta College students
• PG&E grant will keep 211 going
• Laguna Lake dredging is up for vote at San Luis Obispo City Council
• Paso Robles’ stinky sulphur water is closer to the drain
• Week Ahead: Public meetings on the Central Coast
• SLO County Roundup
• PHOTO: Life is sweet for egrets
• Dan Krieger: St. Louis brought love in a time of brutality
• Political Notebook
• Vote on planning director ahead
• Blakeslee win would create a vacancy
• Arizona law is a loser with candidates for elections involving San Luis Obispo County
• Pay-to-play high school sports is not OK in San Luis Obispo County
• 35 years of creative women
• Photo: Sandscript at Pismo Beach
• San Luis Obispo County Office of Education gets a lesson in ‘Poverty 101’
• San Luis Obispo County sheriff's candidates back Latino outreach
• Attendance at 2010 California Mid-State Fair up from previous years
• SLO County Roundup
• David Middlecamp: Long hair headed a lighter list of controversies at high schools
• Biz Buzz: Theater opening date delayed
• Joe Tarica: 5 Hollywood-style scenarios for Annie the dog
• Relinquish Annie? No doggone way
• Group aids Atascadero schools
• SLO County Roundup
• Popular magpie is plentiful in SLO County, survey finds
• Biz Buzz: Lender takes Morro Bay inn
• A.G. city staff to move in stages
• Atascadero: Movies in the Park at Sunken Gardens
• Grover Beach man's assault trial is a case of who acted first
• Ways to get Annie the dog back to owner explored by county officials
• Pigeons at Pismo Beach Pier are the main cause of bacteria problem
• Flying Dragon: Spacecraft passes Morro Bay
• Annie the dog will likely stay with new owner
• County’s absentee ballots pour in
• Central Coast summer: too cool for the crops
• How to learn two languages - Some local students are bilingual and biliterate before seventh grade
• Atascadero may grow by a fifth
• No love for Cal Poly's Loving
• Doc Burnstein's is shame-free
• Construction irks Grover Beach business owners
• NRC listens to Mothers for Peace, for now
• Events regulation on ag land draws closer
• Everything counts in small amounts - Small grants make a big difference for Lucia Mar
• From farm to school - A national sustainability program is taking off in San Luis Obispo County
• Prefumo Creek Commons, including SLO Target store, will cost $32 million
• Federal reforms may change everything - Race to the Top may lead to standardized U.S. education
• SLO County Roundup
• Biz Buzz: Inn at Morro Bay to be auctioned
• Atascadero considers annexing project
• SLO County Roundup
• Biz Buzz: SLO Target store will cost $32 million
• Bravo Reality Show: Helping to launch an artist’s career
• County seeks life terms for bank robbers
• Grover Beach businesses tired of construction
• United Way Of San Luis Obispo County Newsletter - August 2010
• Political Notebook
• SLO County Roundup 8/10
• Biz Buzz: A.G. protest banner down — for now
• Taking Pinnacles to new heights as national park
• Cambria CSD board president withdraws from race
• More details emerge in Nacimiento death
• New appeal in Mastagni quake case
• The rotunda’s revival: Atascadero Administration Building renovations loom
• Cal Poly aims to make the grade in sustainability
• Week Ahead: Public meetings on the Central Coast
• PHOTO: Galaxy Theatres under construction in Atascadero
• Longtime San Luis Coastal educator to retire
• Diablo Canyon workshop to focus on earthquakes
• Dan Krieger: Granny bought Baywood cheap
• Political Notebook
• SLO County Roundup
• Paso sets mobile tech upgrade
• In SLO County, debate is over dispensaries
• Photos: Obon Festival in San Luis Obispo
• SLO County Roundup
• David Middlecamp: Rockin’ Poly performance
• Atascadero shares plans to repair downtown landmark
• Biz Buzz: Restaurant at Carlton under new ownership
• Tax preparer in Grover Beach charged with fraud
• Photos: Pinewood Derby in Arroyo Grande
• San Luis Obispo hopefuls file for election
• 15th District state Senate candidates face off
• Biz Buzz: Troubled bank gets support
• Death threats linked to SLO teen
• Threatened Wildlife: Population of marine animal is about 2,711
• Glidden brings experience to Cal Poly
• Grover Beach lodge proposal worries riders
• SLO County Roundup
• SLO cracks down on landlords who lack business licenses
• Nuclear plant security found lax
• Whooping cough bedevils county
• Court overturns Prop. 8
• Aggression rages at ASH - A court decision is funneling violent patients to Atascadero State Hospita
• The tanners' dilemma - A new tanning-salon tax has people seeing red
• Stuff the Bus with United Way!
• SLO County Roundup
• Biz Buzz: Sales jump for Shopatron
• NRC will hear Mothers for Peace protests
• Long-time trustee may not run
• Musical Strains: Salinan artifact stolen from Mission San Antonio
• Morro Bay among cities that could have to pay lavish Bell, Calif., pensions
• Rally in San Luis Obispo celebrates court’s decision to overturn Prop. 8
• Sunny Acres
• SLOPD gives two convicted cops the boot
• SLO's Councilman Settle to retire ... for now
• SLO County Roundup
• Biz Buzz: SLO County airport gets $2.2 million for terminal
• Deal to reduce pollution on Mesa OK’d
• Santa Margarita Lake: Partying with the stars
• Two San Luis Obispo police officers are fired by city
• Arroyo Grande redevelopment goes to next step
• Credit a buckled jet stream for the strange weather in San Luis Obispo County
• Photo: Off into the sunset in Morro Bay
• San Luis Obispo technology wizard Howard Gordon dies
• San Luis Obispo plans to crack down on landlords
• Atascadero photographer's historical perspective
• SLO County Roundup
• Biz Buzz: Poly cancels Santa Barbara program
• Train victim had just turned 21
• Week Ahead: Public meetings on the Central Coast
• SLO County Teacher of the Year: Beyond the classroom
• Atascadero City Council OKs 30-year debt plan
• County supervisors expected to approve Dunes dust plan
• Boat inspection program to keep out invasive mussels has paid off
• Political Notebook 8/1
• SLO County Roundup 8/1
• MID-STATE FAIR LIVESTOCK AUCTION PHOTOS: Going once, going twice ...
• County codes ‘speak’ debated
• Pioneering vintner resurrects classic grapes
• Hobbyist winemaking grows in San Luis Obispo County
• SLO County Roundup
• Bis Buzz: Economic forecast firm hired
• All four state Senate candidates to attend forum
• Summer scholars: A head start for South County kids
• NRC inspection shows flaws at Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant
• Warren Baker era at Cal Poly is greater than sum of its parts
• 'Miracle on the Hudson' hero Sullenberger coming to San Simeon
• Biz Buzz: Los Padres Bank gets deadline
• SLO County Roundup
• Protesters march against health care cuts
• New picture of ride accident emerges
• PHOTOS: Showtime for livestock
• State workers brace for furloughs
• PHOTOS: Hats off to a rockin’ good time at the Mid-State Fair
• Pismo hires longtime community director
• Judge for yourself - A video appears to contradict a police officer's version of an emotionally
• Carnival ride at the Mid-State Fair inspected, but stays shut
• Photo: Otter mom serves and protects
• Majority of San Luis Obispo residents support Measure Y
• Nipomo Mesa residents urge county air board to control Oceano Dunes dust
• San Miguel man won’t be retried for death of wife
• Keith Urban performs at the California Mid-State Fair
• County hopes to protect mobile home parks
• Advisory council rejects solar project for Los Osos
• County lawyers sue the county
• Maldonado pays
• SLO Task force examines fee increases and tax hikes
• County picks new planning director
• Paws and think about a crazy idea
• Everyone wants access to dunes committees
• SLO County Roundup
• Moving mountains - Proposed granite mining riles neighbors
• Biz Buzz: Cattle groups honor their best
• Big map - A retired teacher claims Pismo Beach wants to crimp his artistic expression
• SLO County Roundup
• Biz Buzz: Morro Bay Chamber CEO to step down after 4 years
• Paso Robles City Council narrowly allows fencing
• Taking an alternative course: Lucia Mar Adult Education Program
• Supervisors pick up the pace on Osos sewer
• Council requires study of theaters
• County lawyer volunteers as nurse in Haiti
• A sister’s struggle
• SLO County Roundup
• Atascadero City Council to consider next step in movie theater conflict
• Biz Buzz: Shooting range moves in on Higuera
• Dust-reduction deal to be approved
• 15th state Senate District hopefuls debate minus Sam Blakeslee
• Two charged in killing of man found shot in Nipomo
• Aerosmith returns to rock at California Mid-State Fair in Paso Robles
• Riders: What past California Mid-State Fair performers have requested
• California Mid-State Fair: Bringing in the big acts
• Week Ahead: Public meetings on the Central Coast
• PHOTO: Portuguese celebrate in Cayucos
• Three Harmony projects appealed
• Board of Supervisors throws out bids for San Luis Obispo County retrofit project
• Paso Robles warplane takes off
• Crime on the rise at California State Parks
• Dan Krieger: ‘Granny’ Orr never knew meaning of ‘no’
• Political Notebook
• SLO County Roundup
• Council defers bus fare hikes
• California Mid-State Fair: Big rig, small scale
• Advice on homeless not viable, staff says
• Crime on the rise
• David Middlecamp: Cattle ended roaming at the tallow company
• Biz Buzz: Gearhart reaches deal on debts
• John Laird backs child health care
• Photos: Mutton Bustin’ is not for the sheepish
• Vaccines wearing off for whooping cough
• Morro Bay couple makes themselves at home on the harbor
• SLO County Roundup
• SLO County Roundup
• Loyd crowned queen in second attempt
• Biz Buzz: Defrauded investors get OK to pursue claims
• Water rate hike is questioned
• Avoiding the summer heat
• De Vaul fights court order on homeless
• 40 years of Hapitok ‘magic’
• SLO City Council reluctantly places Prado Road initiative on November ballot
• In Brief
• Corrections officer saves inmate
• Laetitia project to undergo more study
• Man assaulted in SLO
• Sandra Ogren, a Cal Poly administrator, has died of cancer at age 63
• Judgment day - Vandenberg protesters finally head to court
• Biz Buzz: Weyrich tasting room finds buyer
• Long road for Laetitia - After five years, SLO County's most environmentally destructive projec
• A how-to rescue: Junior lifeguards in training
• UPDATE: Prado Road extension will go on November ballot
• Board pours more money into Willow Road
• Los Osos sewer on the horizon
• Jusitn Bieber performs at California Mid-State Fair
• Here we go again - California's 15th District will soon--finally!--get a new senator to call it
• Port San Luis: Is it a "tarnished jewel?"
• Bolts pleads not guilty
• County unemployment jumps
• County to contractors: thanks but no thanks
• Justin Bieber performs at California Mid-State Fair
• SLO city manager's Task Force opens doors to the public
• SLO County Roundup
• Congress moves to restore unemployment benefits
• BORN A GAMBLIN’MAN
• Bus building blues - SLO Regional Transportation Authority spent $4.6 million to customize a private
• PHOTO: Diablo Canyon gets a new part
• Santa Maria, to Monte Carlo, to Indianapolis - Avila Beach resident Townsend Bell started his career
• SLO County Roundup
• Biz Buzz: Home sales, median price rise
• Cattle drive, Bieber kick off festivities
• Cambria theater near end of upgrade
• 10th Annual Atascadero All Comers Track & Field Meet
• Photos: 26th Annual Renaissance Faire
• Cuesta College student accused of sexual assault
• Week Ahead: Public meetings on the Central Coast
• CUESTA COLLEGE: Dale Schwartz was a leader in San Luis Obispo County and Paso Robles
• Symphony Review: Sublime opener launches Mozaic
• Cuesta College is laying out a foundation for education in North County
• PHOTO: Summer sunset on the bay
• What lies beneath - New Times investigates the underground world of oil and gas leasing
• Paso purchase would connect trails
• Pin down the senate candidates
• Paws wear out popular Arroyo Grande dog park
• Proposed quarry upsets Santa Margaritans
• Biz Buzz: Bank names new president
• Police and fire unions leave city manager's task force
• Two Nipomo stores accused of selling tobacco to minors
• Budget threatens 11,000 Central Coast jobs
• SLO County Roundup
• The largest county union could get smaller
• Willow Road needs money
• Phony prescription leads to arrests
• San Luis Obispo City Council will hear effects of Prado Road initiative
• United Way Of San Luis Obispo County Newsletter - July 12, 2010
• KidSpree has Returned to the Central Coast!
• ATASCADERO ELKS LODGE CELEBRATES FLAG DAY WITH CEREMONY & FLAG RETIREMENT
• United Way Of San Luis Obispo County Newsletter - May 2010
• United Way Of San Luis Obispo County News - May 6, 2010
• United Way of San Luis Obispo County Newsletter - April 23, 2010
• Proxure to Donate All KeepVault April 2010 Profits to the American Red Cross for Haiti Relief
• United Way of San Luis Obispo County Newsletter - March 18, 2010
• Hewlett Packard Recommends KeepVault Online Backup for HP Data Vault
• United Way of San Luis Obispo County News - February 12, 2010
• Competitive Edge Takes Over Marketing for 'Secrets of the Short Game' DVD
• Who needs Commercial Auto Insurance?
• United Way of San Luis Obispo County News - January 20, 2010
• Local Businesses Work To Help Haitian Relief
• United Way of San Luis Obispo County Newsletter - December 23, 2009
• United Way of San Luis Obispo County Newsletter - November 18, 2009
• 2nd Annual Holiday Giftique
• Golf Shop Live! Offers Tee Times Through GolfSwitch
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for San Luis Obispo County
• News From United Way Of San Luis Obispo County - October 16, 2009
• San Luis Obispo County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for San Luis Obispo County
• News From United Way Of San Luis Obispo County - September 17, 2009
• News From United Way of San Luis Obispo County - August 2009
• United Way of San Luis Obispo County Newsletter - July 15, 2009
• News From United Way of San Luis Obispo County - June 2009
• RoadSafe Traffic Systems Protects Life on the Road with Fleet Management Solutions, Inc.
• News from United Way of San Luis Obispo County - May 2009
• Yaco’s Chocolate Soup: Picturing SLO’s Downtown Revival
• News from United Way of San Luis Obispo County - April 17, 2009
• News from United Way of San Luis Obispo County - March 23, 2009
• News from United Way of San Luis Obispo County - February 17, 2009
• KGL Transportation Company Leads Competition with Fleet Tracking
• Special Announcement from United Way of San Luis Obispo County
• News from United Way of San Luis Obispo County - January 13, 2009
• Free Income Tax Assistance
• Free Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program!
• United Way of San Luis Obispo County Newsletter - December 17, 2008
• Make the Past a Present
• United Way of San Luis Obispo County Newsletter - November 2008
• Fight For Clean Drinking Water Gets Serious
• News from United Way of San Luis Obispo County, October 14, 2008
• Open Hours for the Dallidet Adobe and Gardens
• Fight For Clean Drinking Water Gets Serious
• News from United Way of San Luis Obispo County
• 24th Annual Central Coast Renaissance Festival
• San Luis Obispo Mozart Festival
• 14th Annual San Luis Obispo International Film Festival

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