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December 2, 2015

• Land trusts to restore 8,000 acres of Carrizo Plain wildlife habitat
• SLO unveils upgrades to sewage treatment plant
• Arroyo Grande planners call for a redesign of proposed Village boutique hotel
• Cambria services district caught between red ink and drought
• Good news for the Senior Nutrition Program
• Restore 2nd Amendment to original meaning
• Where was Obama’s concern?
• Cal Poly administrators’ idle time
• SLO man suspected of drug sales arrested in ‘high risk’ stop
• San Luis Obispo High girls soccer wins season opener over Lompoc
• Prep soccer roundup: Atascadero High boys defeats Morro Bay 4-2
• Prep boys basketball roundup: San Marcos tops Arroyo Grande
• Fighting carbon ... with carbon
• Local Planned Parenthood takes safety precautions after Colorado shootings
• Arroyo Grande Planning Commission sends medical marijuana ban to City Council
• HART offers raffle, cat adoption special
• Lions Club’s longtime tradition continues with Cambria kids’ Christmas
• Xue DiMaggio’s artistry extends beyond volleyball
• New trees, new bridge appear on Fiscalini Ranch Preserve
• Coast Union tops Orcutt in boys basketball season opener
• Land Conservancy’s Bohlman to speak to Forest Committee
• Jack MacKinnon surprised by two-way football award
• Coast Union soccer teams both off to a strong start
• Staff, floorplan shakeup seen at Centrally Grown
• Cambria’s federal wood chipping grant runs out in March
• Cambria’s community Thanksgiving meal feeds 650
• This year’s Cambria holiday was a Thanksgiving to savor
• Healing climate hurt
• United States needs to lead climate talks in Paris
• Eight roads will close for Grover Beach parade
• Cuesta College women’s basketball to host 32nd annual Phillips 66 Tournament this weekend
• Cal Poly men’s basketball team to host IPFW, Fresno State this week