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January 29, 2016

• Four Cal Poly women compete in indoor track season opener
• Cuesta College baseball team rallies before losing 5-4 to Riverside
• Demand for more commercial space in SLO County drives construction, redevelopment
• SLO County airport adds flight to Phoenix
• Los Osos man creates specialty, handmade knives sold worldwide
• Korean fusion restaurant opens in Atascadero
• SLO County Bank of America leader talks finance and farms
• How 5 of SLO County’s oldest businesses have succeeded
• Since 1869, The Tribune has told the story of San Luis Obispo County
• Cal Poly men’s basketball team looking to regroup following loss to UC Riverside
• Prep roundup: Herlihy leads Arroyo Grande to girls basketball win over San Luis Obispo
• No health insurance? The pros and cons of short-term plans
• Nipomo artist Erik Olson reflects on light in ‘Eye Matters’
• Templeton residents appeal plans for a psychiatric hospital
• Two SLO County sites considered for federal historical designation
• Five Cities opening overnight warming center Saturday
• SLO County’s newest judge formally sworn in
• Death notices for Friday, Jan. 29, 2016
• Good news about Jacob Gersh and SLO Little Theatre
• Why are you called racist if you think refugees could bring drugs, disease and death to the U.S.?
• Death row inmates are cruel individuals
• Thanks for keeping Arroyo Grande Village classy
• Changing diet won’t help climate change
• Celebrities should use less oil by jet pooling
• Give everyone an Oscar
• Los Osos bike lanes mean a safer ride
• SLO County officials embrace transparency
• Local holiday bell-ringing was a great success
• Paso Robles restaurant The Hatch puts own spin on rotisserie
• Alleged ‘sex slave’ victim felt she couldn’t refuse to make sex videos, witness testifies
• Louisiana Clayton Dart’s secret box of court records