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December 10, 2015

• Morro Bay leaders say they’re making progress on 2015-16 goals
• Teen killed in crash near SLO airport is identified
• Morro Bay National Estuary Program names new director
• Annual open burn season starts next week
• Former Nipomo High principal chosen for Oceano Elementary position
• SLO developer charged with attacking girlfriend has been accused of violence before
• Rain cancels Farmers’ Market in downtown SLO
• Woods Humane Society hosts Holiday Open House
• Trump’s Muslim ban laced with racism and hysteria
• Rally at SLO’s Mosque of Nasreen is an opportunity to embrace tolerance
• Coast Union girls soccer team bested by Morro Bay High, 4-2
• ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ returns to Cambria for the holidays
• Prep girls basketball roundup: Mission Prep sisters combine to beat Nipomo, San Luis Obispo downs Templeton
• Rituals and traditions make life worthwhile
• Cambria’s East Village loses 110-year-old tree
• Cambrian letters to the editor, Dec. 10, 2015
• Putting propane in the past
• Cambria class offers certification for emergency response
• Give thanks for the noble and notable turkey
• Cal Fire Chief Rob Lewin, advocate for Cambria fire safety, to retire
• El Niño risk spurs preparations across North Coast
• Good news about Clifford Clark, Leah Maier and Rotary Club of San Luis Obispo Daybreak
• Coast Union boys soccer team toughs out tournament
• Prep boys basketball roundup: Paso Robles falls to West Bakersfield
• Wind energy company to hold forum on potential project in Morro Bay
• Central Coast fishing report, Dec. 7 to Dec. 13
• One big fish leads to a winning team at ABA tournament
• Prep boys wrestling roundup: Morro Bay tops San Luis Obispo 42-41
• Lessons learned as mother of the groom
• Prep girls water polo: Cabrillo tops Atascadero 14-5
• Arroyo Grande boys soccer gives up two second half goals in loss to Santa Barbara
• Regifting is OK if you’re careful about what, whom
• Cal Poly football program releases 11-game schedule for 2016 season