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November 5, 2015

• Cambria’s Monterey pine forest would benefit from likely $255,000 grant
• Cambria residents can learn how to protect against wildfire
• Four Cambria veterans to be honored for Korea service
• Cambria Christmas Market parking will be off-site
• Water rates could rise; Cambria board likely to vote Nov. 12
• Storm sends cypress crashing into cars parked at Cambria motel
• Donate to Goodwill and help out the cats of HART in Cambria
• Let’s rethink medical marijuana ordinance in SLO County
• Cuesta College celebrates ‘bondiversary’
• Anglers Anonymous expands, giving veterans a golden opportunity
• San Luis Obispo High girls tennis wins first-round playoff match
• Templeton High School celebrates Dia de los Muertos
• Morro Bay’s McClish wins Los Padres League championship
• Arroyo Grande girls tennis knocks off Crescenta Valley in playoff match
• San Luis Obispo County oblivious to oil transport risk
• Homelessness still a problem in Grover Beach
• Hillary Clinton would govern by executive order
• Garagiste Festival in North County celebrates small-lot winemakers
• Prescribed burn planned outside Pozo
• Judges elect Martin Tangeman to lead SLO Superior Court
• San Luis Obispo police chief finalist is an assistant chief in Mesa, Arizona
• Justin Vineyards & Winery named American Winery of the Year
• Womenade to benefit from SLO Wine Country event
• Program works to end stigma of mental illness in San Luis Obispo County
• Celebrate Pugsgiving in Pismo Beach this weekend
• Global warming is its own solution
• SLO-based Mindbody reports third-quarter net loss, record revenues
• Sentences for deaths not appropriate
• San Luis Obispo citizens shouldn’t have to pay for fifth fire station
• Merchant Marines, like Vietnam vets, deserve our thanks
• The Freedom Caucus of Republicans is politcally treasonous
• Los Osos should consult residents about eucalyptus tree removal
• Highway 1 repairs near Piedras Blancas underway
• SLO County to install retrofits for energy and financial savings
• How will we provide for all these new babies?
• Covered California has insured 11,000 in San Luis Obispo County
• School events top Cambria’s fall arts calendar
• ‘The Foreigner’ offers plenty of laughs, drama
• Tipsy Gypsies offer unique chemistry and showstopping music on the Central Coast
• Turnout low at 2nd Cambria groundwater workshop
• Public can speak out on local health care
• Cuyama Valley keeps Coast Union out of football playoffs
• Coast Union volleyball team gears up for playoffs
• Cal Poly men’s basketball brings intriguing mix into 2015-16 season
• Three Cal Poly runners claim Big West cross country honors