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January 2016
| January 9
January 9, 2016
Cal Poly women’s basketball team beats UC Irvine for first Big West win
Cuesta College men’s basketball team rallies to beat L.A. Pierce
Cuesta College women’s basketball team downs L.A. Pierce at home
Arroyo Grande, San Luis Obispo girls water polo teams win division titles at A.G. Winter Classic
Pedestrian killed by train in San Luis Obispo
SLO County’s 2016 economic forecast: Mostly bright, some clouds from high housing costs
Morro Bay sends out misprinted utility bills
Revised Blacklake and Laetitia projects head back to county
Thanks for food drive help
Local control of Paso Robles groundwater basin is the way to go
Carbon fee is sensible solution
Ban refugees from hostile countries
Nacimiento funds could have gone a lot farther
Drones forbidden over his property
America can find strength and conquer evil
Did you loan a blanket?
Lessons still being learned in race relations