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December 23, 2015

• Arroyo Grande’s Brisco Road ramps could stay closed until at least July
• Rain can’t dampen San Miguel’s holiday spirit
• SLO Superior Court judge appointed to appellate court
• County hearing on Phillips 66 rail plan set for February
• Volunteers needed to help build Pismo Preserve trail system
• Teri and Greg Sanders are Cambria’s Citizens of the Year for 2015
• Cambria assesses tree crisis
• Rain drenches some North Coast areas near creek headlands
• CCSD gets $4.16 million toward plant as board splits on election of officers
• Crowbar used in alleged Cambria assault
• Cambrian letters to the editor, Dec. 24, 2015
• Water rate study produces some startling results
• Find and pursue your passion; you won’t regret it
• How far would 1 percent giving go?
• SLO County’s unemployment rate at 4.4 percent for November
• ’Tis the season to adopt a cat in SLO County
• Stand-in Santas have just as much Christmas spirit
• Fatal crash near Paso Robles leads to new car rental repair law
• Two South County St. Nicks share the joys of playing Santa Claus
• Good news about Timothy and Titus Shanks and Soroptimist International of SLO
• San Luis Coastal trustee elected president of state association
• Landscaping at SLO’s Family Care Network is designed to nurture
• Mission Prep boys defeat Beverly Hills
• Grover Beach Holiday of Lights winners announced
• Tips for growing fresh herbs in the winter
• Angel helped restart car in Morro Bay
• Thanks for Christmas generosity
• Cal Poly men’s basketball team defeats UT San Antonio 88-73