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October 29, 2015

• Ghost stories from around SLO County
• Central Coast Economic Forecast to offer experts’ predictions for local economy
• Atascadero’s The Haunt delivers a freaky Halloween experience
• Paso Robles, Nipomo groundwater rules are a good first step
• From CrossFit to Zumba, specialized fitness options abound in SLO County
• SLO judge accused of misconduct
• Modify schools to prevent gun deaths
• Good news for Big Brothers Big Sisters, 85-year-old basketball player
• Deadline looms for SLO businesses seeking exemption to Styrofoam ban
• Lopez Lake drinking water gets stronger chlorine treatment
• Arroyo Grande to consider alleged commissioner conflict of interest
• Arroyo Grande’s Brisco Road ramps to stay closed into January
• West Cuesta Ridge Road closing for a year
• Arroyo Grande to ‘wait and see’ on more water conservation
• Local Halloween events to close roads
• Octagon Barn project in SLO to break ground soon
• Earthquake rattles North County
• Pismo Beach man’s food-stealing doesn’t warrant jail
• Kindermusik brings music and play to North County kids
• Arroyo Grande uncle-nephew team finishes sixth at Clear Lake
• Paso Robles planners say proposed assisted living center is too tall
• Cabrillo boys water polo defeats Morro Bay
• Clif Bar’s Gary Erickson offers tips to small businesses
• Clinton can run, but she can’t hide
• Cars will still depend on petroleum
• Cal Poly men’s basketball picked sixth in preseason Big West Conference media poll
• Cal Poly men’s soccer ties UC Davis, clinches spot in Big West Conference tournament
• Versatile sophomore Kyle Lewis finding his place in Cal Poly’s offense