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January 6, 2016

• Coast National Bank parent in San Luis Obispo is being sold to Sierra Bancorp of Porterville
• Number of SLO wells contaminated with toxic solvent grows
• SLO County cities approve marijuana cultivation bans
• Bomb threat halts SLO Transit bus service; Cal Poly student detained
• KSBY could go dark for Dish subscribers amid contract dispute
• Good news about the Cayucos Falcons, CASA and the Food Bank
• SLO County grant deadline approaches for nonprofits
• Boys hang tough with six on court
• CCA jazzes up winter with tribute to Sinatra
• Folk artist Daniel Champagne to play Morro Bay concert
• Are you doing pseudo-recycling? Welcome to the club
• Earthquake can strike when you least expect it
• Cambria came into being 150 years ago this year
• Water, fire dominated news in 2015
• Veterinary practices change hands
• Cambria Tourism Board looks to fill two seats
• Cambria farmer McCall remembered
• The Bradley garden in Morro Bay will inspire a gourmet chef
• Memory was given form to survive a fire in Cambria
• Plant a cover crop before the rain arrives
• Arroyo Grande girls water polo extends league winning streak to 121 with win over Righetti
• Tea Party is going to make America great again
• Demise of SLO parking lot is sad
• Thanks for returning wallet on Christmas Eve
• Charities need to be smarter
• SLO High girls water polo team beats Atascadero 13-6
• Cambrian letters to the editor, Jan. 7, 2016
• Pop star will visit Paso Robles schools to talk about bullying
• Rain, wind, lightning wreak havoc across SLO County
• Morro Bay pickleball group seeks permanent court
• Grover Beach police looking for suspect in stabbing
• North County churches plan Week of Christian Unity
• SLO County supervisors elect Lynn Compton as chair, Adam Hill as vice chair
• Cuesta College men’s basketball ready to defend conference title