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Finalists for Paso Robles schools superintendent post are announced

The Paso Robles school board announced the four finalists for the vacant superintendent position Friday morning.

• Nipomo services district's general manager gets a raise 3 hours ago

• Paso Robles restores street sweeping as finances continue to improve

• Cal Poly solar project, completed by students, is now operational

• Ex-manager at SLO Chipotle claims discrimination, labor law violations 8 minutes ago

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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.

• Southern California Catch rout San Luis Obispo Blues

• U.S. sweeps Spain on second day of International Crown

• Langer widens lead at Senior Open

• AP Source: NFL stadium sites explored in Toronto

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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.

• Amazon is hiring for its downtown SLO office

• 4 local nonprofits that help people with disabilities find jobs 54 minutes ago

• New attorney joins SLO's Sinsheimer Juhnke McIvor & Stroh law firm

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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.

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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."

• Broadway musical 'Oklahoma!' revisits pioneer roots

• Classical fun at Festival Mozaic

• Shakespeare in motion

• 'Barefoot in the Park' — an older play, but still fresh

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Living

• Stress is contagious, but it's not all bad for larger society

• Conversations far from over about mixed race

• Bubba gets a second chance, finds a home

• King County's wellness plan beats the odds

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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...

• US weighs refugee status for youth from Honduras

• The Buzz: Betty Yee’s margin fueled by green bud brigade?

• Dan Walters: Brown’s appointees will nudge state Supreme Court leftward

• Husband arrested in police officer's killing

Nation/World

Judge says Texas man innocent 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. 10 minutes ago

• Fox, Arnett share 'TMNT' love with Comic-Con crowd

• 'Under the Dome' cast teases possibility of escape

• Dwayne Johnson holds surprise 'Hercules' screening

• Malkovich, Cumberbatch make Comic-Con premieres

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