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SLO must restore binding arbitration after judge overturns 2011 Measure B
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County supervisors are poised to declare a drought emergency
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Maldonado calls for immigration reform and help for mid-size farms
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L.A. promoter to book shows for Vina Robles Amphitheatre
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Check out this week's SLO Film Festival schedule
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New supports help Cayucos pier withstand battering storm waves
As big waves smashed against the aging Cayucos pier early on March 1, it seemed as if the whole town was holding its breath, hoping that recent work to stabilize the iconic structure would prevent its collapse. It did.
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Local
Maldonado calls for immigration reform and help for mid-size farms
Abel Maldonado says he's out of politics for now, after leaving the governor's race in January. But at a meeting of the Western United Dairymen's Association in SLO on Thursday, he criticized state and federal politicians for political gridlock that...
Opinion
Doonesbury, Mallard on the way out
As some readers may recall, Garry Trudeau took a sabbatical in the summer and early fall from “Doonesbury’’ to write and produce an Amazon Studios online video show called “Alpha House” starring John Goodman.
Entertainment
Film festival screening 'Five Summer Stories' for Surf Nite
While the annual Surf Nite event at the San Luis Obispo International Film Festival won’t feature the film’s star or director, the band Honk, which has had a cultlike following since the film debuted, should be a big draw.
Living
Vineyard Dog Park marks 5th anniversary
Parks4Pups will hold a Spring Fling celebration in honor of the fifth anniversary of Vineyard Dog Park in Templeton.
State
Here comes El Nino; good news for US weather woes
Relief may be on the way for a weather-weary United States with the predicted warming of the central Pacific Ocean brewing this year that will likely change weather worldwide. But it won't be for the better everywhere.
