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Local transportation projects get $28 million boost

Two large, long-planned projects expected to ease congested highway interchanges in Arroyo Grande and San Luis Obispo are inching closer to construction thanks to funding recently approved by the county’s regional transportation planning agency...

• Hollywood Park's flamingos relocated to Atascadero zoo

• Morro Bay Lighted Boat Parade is on for Saturday 3 hours ago

• 'Colonial Bros and Nava-hos' party didn't violate campus policies, Cal Poly finds

• Morro Bay eyes Highway 41 properties for new sewage treatment plant

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Sports

Chargers stun Broncos 27-20

Now, Peyton Manning gets a chance to rest. 3 hours ago

• Judge’s late 3-point play gives San Luis Obispo's girls basketball team a win over Nipomo

• Prep Roundup: Adlesh leads Mission Prep boys basketball team to win over San Luis Obispo

• Cuesta opens Allan Hancock women's basketball tournament with win

• A striking difference for former Cal Poly wrestler Chad Mendes

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Business

Wet Seal clothing store to open in downtown SLO

Wet Seal will open a store in downtown San Luis Obispo this Sunday, in the space vacated by skateboard fashion retailer Coalition in March.

• Templeton Chamber of Commerce hires new executive director

• Atascadero's Galaxy Theatres now allows alcohol at all screens

• House GOP conservatives help propel budget bill 6 minutes ago

• Iran's fears of being a target cloud nuke talks 6 minutes ago

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Opinion

Paso Robles' Adult Day Center could use your support

An elderly widow lived alone. Her son visited one day and noticed she’d forgotten to turn off her toaster-oven. She also hadn’t taken her medicines. And she was writing too many checks in response to legitimate and illegitimate appeals...

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Entertainment

Civic Ballet of SLO, Opera SLO collaborate on "The Nutcracker"

Isabel Deyo will take the Performing Arts Center stage as the Sugar Plum Fairy, considered the most challenging role in Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky’s beloved ballet about a courageous young girl and her enchanted toy.

• Cuesta production dives into the deep end of racial issues

• 'A Tuna Christmas' adds ha ha to ho ho ho

• Holiday records that rock, mock and shock

• SLO Little Theatre raises the curtain on holiday cheer

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Living

A merry meander through Southern gardens

Turtles are like taco chips for alligators — crunch — so how can they snuggle together in the sunshine at Magnolia Plantation and Gardens near Charleston, S.C.? Because alligators feed primarily at night, and the smart turtles paddle away...

• Plan early to enjoy the Savannah Tour of Homes and Gardens

• Pruning tips: Start with roses, they’ll forgive you

• Cal Poly student diagnosed with viral meningitis

• White House gives sick Americans more time to select a health plan

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State

Broncos loss puts division, home-field in limbo

A wake-up call, or the sign of something more serious? 35 minutes ago

• Public opinion turns against labor unions in California

• Capitol’s tree ceremony sparkles – and barks – in special seasonal tribute

• The Buzz: California board repeals rule barring prostitutes from restitution

• Navy investigator to plead guilty in fraud case

Nation/World

• China indicts law activist who founded civic group 16 minutes ago

• Precious Buddhist relics stolen in Cambodia 21 minutes ago

• French troops, Cent. African Rep. rebels battle 26 minutes ago

• Iran's fears of being a target cloud nuke talks 26 minutes ago

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