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Published: Friday, Nov. 20, 2009

Magazine says Cal Poly among the best at preparing students for aerospace jobs

Cal Poly is the second-best university in the nation at preparing students for aerospace jobs, according to a survey by a popular aviation magazine.

    Did Bruce Springsteen eat chicken fried steak at Pozo Saloon?

    E Street Band member Clarence Clemons devotes an entire chapter to meeting with Bruce Springsteen in the North County bar in his new book, “Big Man: Real Life & Tall Tales.” Of course, it’s the “Tall Tales” part of that title that calls everything into question.

    Grandmother Standing Woman: Local Indian elder shares her traditions

    Grandmother Standing Woman is a strong believer in tradition — and of preserving it by sharing it with others. An American Indian with ties to three tribes, she has spent nearly her entire life studying the ways of her elders and now passes that knowledge on to those around her.

      Religious group takes on Darwin

      An evangelical group handed out 1,000 free copies of Darwin’s “The Origin of Species” at Cal Poly Wednesday morning, but there was a hitch — the group’s version included a 50-page introduction discrediting the author and promoting its version of Christianity.

      Biz Buzz: Natural food store expands its facilities

      A Templeton-based natural foods store and nursery is adding a second location in Atascadero and at the same time expanding to a larger location in Templeton.

      Beginning steps taken for proposed prison site in Paso

      Caltrans wants to prevent the possibility of aircraft radio interference and distracting lights at the proposed site of a medium-security prison adjacent to Paso Robles Municipal Airport.

      Prepare for rain tonight, next week

      Increasing clouds today will lead to rain by tonight, weather forecasters are predicting.

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      Wine Notes: Judd Family Wines

      Ever since James Thurston Judd’s great-grandfather planted grapes on his Utah ranch and started quietly making wine for the Mormon Church, farming and wine have been Judd family traditions.

        Published: Thursday, Nov. 19, 2009

        Candidate for governor visits SLO: Whitman wants to trim the fat

        California GOP gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman says she would “skinny down the bureaucracy” if she is elected, saving 12,000 jobs a year for three years by not hiring people to replace state employees who leave.

          Does the IRS still owe you a refund? Search our database to find out

          Search for your name or your ZIP code to see if you're owed a tax refund check.

          Published: Thursday, Nov. 19, 2009

          Lender may stall Weyrich foreclosures

          Although prominent businessman David Weyrich is facing a public auction on some of his key properties Friday, the rest of his county holdings may be safe from the auction block — for now.

          Cal Poly-Saudi Arabia deal falls through

          Cal Poly’s proposed deal to develop an engineering program at a Saudi Arabian university has fallen through in part because of a disagreement over language in the contract.

          Biz Buzz: Wineman Hotel in downtown SLO marks its opening

          The newly refurbished Wineman Hotel marked its grand opening Wednesday with the lighting of the newly installed, historic marquee sign on Higuera and Chorro streets.

            Charles Paddock Zoo may get renamed

            A preliminary discussion has started on the possible renaming of Atascadero’s zoo in order to better suit the city’s budding regional tourism campaign.

            Study finds few female execs at state firms

            SACRAMENTO — The corporate glass ceiling remains firmly in place at companies based in California, according to a study released Wednesday.

            Michael LeBrun named interim district manager of the Nipomo Community Services District

            Michael LeBrun has been named the interim general manager of the Nipomo Community Services District.

            SLO County Roundup

            Shandon

            Published: Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2009

            Judge denies rancher’s appeal: Dan De Vaul won’t get new day in court

            Dan De Vaul, the San Luis Obispo County rancher convicted on two charges of violating building safety and vehicle storage codes, was denied a new trial Tuesday.

              Man claims dog tripped him, caused him to fatally shoot wife

              A 25-year-old San Miguel man accused of involuntary manslaughter in the shooting death of his wife told a sheriff’s investigator his dog ran underneath his feet, tripping him and causing the handgun to mistakenly fire at her.

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