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Meth seized from car in Cayucos, home in Morro Bay, authorities say
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More students enrolling at Cuesta College this fall
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Doc Burnstein's owner wants its ice cream to be a household name
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Local restaurant owner gets year in jail for stealing from elderly woman
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'I can't believe it': Parents recall roadside birth near Cayucos
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Rusty gun found in evaporating Laguna Lake
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Group proposes plan to refill evaporating Atascadero Lake
Atascadero Lake has nearly dried up, and a group of residents wants it back. Friends of Atascadero Lake has gotten approval from Atascadero Mutual Water Co. to divert private well water to the withered lake bed.
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Local
Conservancy nears goal to buy Pismo Preserve
Conservationists are closing in on their goal to raise $12 million by the end of August to purchase the 900-acre Pismo Preserve.
Sports
Running back, secondary are primary concerns for Cal Poly's football team
With players reporting to San Luis Obispo today and training camp scheduled to begin at the Sports Complex on Friday, sixth-year head coach Tim Walsh finally gets to see what all that speed looks like in Mustangs colors. With the speedy newcomers ...
Business
Doc Burnstein's owner wants its ice cream to be a household name
Doc Burnstein’s Ice Cream Lab is poised to expand into larger markets, owner Greg Steinberger says.
Opinion
Cuesta wise in selecting middle road for bond measure
Cuesta College trustees were wise to choose the middle-of-the-road option — $275 million — when they voted to put a bond measure on the November ballot.
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."
Living
Small dogs in need of big love at shelter
Chavo’s so small his kennel may appear empty. The adopters who do see him may pass him by because they want a younger dog (Chavo’s 8 years old) or the healed wound on one of his paws makes him look less than perfect. Yet he has so much...
State
North American waterfowl are newest casualty of California’s drought
California wildlife officials are asking the public to help watch for sick waterfowl that may be suffering because of the drought. Avian botulism is more likely to spread when birds cluster in small pockets of water. Already, hundreds of dead birds...
