2014 California Mid-State Fair
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Amazon is hiring for its downtown SLO office
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Teen arrested, another escapes after break-in at Paso Robles school
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Cambria district approves water rate hike
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Excelaron loses appeal of dismissed lawsuit against SLO County
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Citizens group forms to support SLO sales tax measure
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Train at the Mid-State Fair
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Friends of Fiscalini Ranch Preserve gets $3 million bequest
Friends of the Fiscalini Ranch Preserve has received a bequest of nearly $3 million from the estate of Barbara J. Harootunian, who was a part-time Cambria resident.
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Local
SLO nonprofit links Cal Poly students with humanitarian projects
Journeyman International, started by a Cal Poly graduate, coordinates humanitarian projects by connecting Cal Poly students in architecture, engineering and other majors with organizations that can fund building costs.
Sports
Ravens RB Rice receives 2-game suspension from NFL
Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice received a two-game suspension from the NFL on Thursday following his offseason arrest for domestic violence.
Business
Couple honored as Templeton's Citizens of the Year
Rob Rosales and Carrie Van Beurden have been honored as the Templeton Chamber of Commerce's Citizens of the Year. McPhee's Grill was named Business of the Year.
Opinion
Strong, Martin vote for pot and compassion
Bravos and bouquets to Paso Robles City Councilmen Fred Strong and Steve Martin for having the courage to vote against banning mobile delivery of medical marijuana.
Entertainment
Our 10 favorite summer movies of all time
Tribune staff members share the movies that mean "summer" to them, from "Jaws" to "Independence Day."
State
Scaffolding purchase prompts blast from California Board of Equalization chairman
Work crews this weekend will replace leased scaffolding outside the defective Board of Equalization headquarters with scaffolding purchased by the state, prompting board Chairman Jerome Horton to blast the Brown administration for failing to find...
Nation/World
Judge says Texas man should be exonerated in rape
A Dallas man who prosecutors say did not commit a 1990 rape for which he served 12 years in prison should be exonerated based on recent DNA testing he did not request, a judge recommended Friday.
