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SLO County's unemployment rate falls to 6.1 percent
San Luis Obispo County's jobless rate continued its decline in April as it fell to 6.1 percent, state data show.
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LOCAL BUSINESS
Arroyo Grande votes to form tourism promotion district
Arroyo Grande will become the sixth city in San Luis Obispo County to form a tourism promotion district to bring in new revenue specifically to market the city and its hotels.
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LOCAL BUSINESS
Paso Robles Wine Festival to feature new tasting layout
The 31st Annual Paso Robles Wine Festival, happening this weekend, will feature a new tasting layout.
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ARTS & CULTURE
Charlotte Alexander to become SLO film festival director
Charlotte Alexander will take over as festival director of the San Luis Obispo International Film Festival starting July 1.
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LOCAL BUSINESS
Doc Burnstein’s to open ice cream shop at former Coldstone spot in SLO
After 10 years in business, Doc Burnstein’s Ice Cream Lab is opening a third location at 860 Higuera Street in San Luis Obispo, which formerly housed Coldstone Creamery.
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LOCAL BUSINESS
Many Avila Beach businesses hope Tour of California boosts sales
Tour of California cyclists racing into Avila Beach on Thursday are expected to bring unprecedented crowds and increased sales to beachfront businesses—but at least one owner is not thrilled at the prospect.
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NONPROFIT STRATEGIES
How nonprofits can start a planned giving program
More nonprofit boards and staff are asking if they should start a planned giving program, which may attract additional resources to the organization. Here are a few things to consider:
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LOCAL BUSINESS
Applebee's in Arroyo Grande closes its doors
Applebee's restaurant in Arroyo Grande is closed as of Monday, a spokesperson for the chain has confirmed.
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LOCAL BUSINESS
Colby Jack's in Atascadero is now closed
Atascadero's Colby Jack's restaurant in The Carlton hotel announced on its Facebook page Monday morning that it has closed. In April, owners Jack and Natalie Dorris said they would be closing at the end of May but didn't have a date set.
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LOCAL BUSINESS
Riding Warehouse is newest branch of SLO sporting goods retailer
Sports Warehouse, an online retail company based in San Luis Obispo, has added Riding Warehouse to its lineup, selling such items as tack, apparel, boots, horse blankets and stable equipment for English, Western and Endurance riders.
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LOCAL BUSINESS
Tribune publisher joins California Newspaper Publishers Association board
Bruce G. Ray, president and publisher of The Tribune, has been elected to the California Newspaper Publishers Association’s 35-member board of directors.




