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Avila Beach pier reopens after being damaged during storm
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Man robbed while trying to give cash to transient in SLO
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SLO City Council to revist Righetti Hill plan
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SLO County weather forecast for the week of March 10
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Jeff Bridges accepts King Vidor award at SLO Film Festival
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Pismo couple supported each other in quest to become published authors
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SLO to hold forum on sales tax renewal
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SLO City Council votes to appeal judge's ruling on binding arbitration
The San Luis Obispo City Council voted unanimously in closed session Monday morning to appeal a recent ruling by an administrative law judge that the city must restore binding arbitration to the city’s charter.
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Local
Licensing of new Morro Bay radio station complete
After two years of planning and coordination, FM 97.3 The Rock is set to launch March 29. The Federal Communications Commission licensed the new radio station in February to the city of Morro Bay.
Sports
USC rallies past Oregon St 71-62 for Pac-12 title
When Cassie Harberts took a second to reflect, she remembered watching the NCAA tournament selection show and waiting for Southern California to appear on the screen. It was always a disappointing experience.
Opinion
Rude behavior isn't limited to Atascadero, readers say
I am not the only one bothered by sweeping instances of rudeness affecting our community. Based on the number of responses to last week’s column on rude behavior, it is happening everywhere.
Entertainment
New theater group's debut: 'It Had to Be You'
Wine Country Theatre is the result of efforts by Cynthia Anthony, who has been involved in theater in the area and around the Central Coast for three decades as an actor, teacher, director and arts administrator.
State
More choices, more rides bring transit renaissance
With more trains and buses to take, and the appeal of using travel time for pursuits other than dodging traffic, Americans are taking greater advantage of a renaissance in public transit, according to a report released Monday.
