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February 10, 2016

• Cal Poly women’s golf team finishes 6th at Matador Invitational
• Arroyo Grande Village Flower Shop closes, combines with another one
• One way to say ‘I love you’ on Valentine’s Day: Give a reusable water bottle
• Prep basketball: Freshman leads Nipomo girls to fifth-straight win
• Prep girls water polo: A.G. defeats Atascadero, Paso Robles in Pac 8 tourney
• Prep girls soccer: Nipomo rides 3 first-half goals to win
• Fix for Pismo’s ‘stairway to nowhere’ gets thumbs up from city
• Medical marijuana rules in the works for SLO County
• Grover Beach city manager to retire
• Ex-Morro Bay planning commissioner gets jail time for plundering dead client’s estate
• Vote ‘no’ on Paso groundwater measures: Other options would be less costly
• Voting ‘yes’ will keep SLO County and state bureaucrats out of our groundwater
• SLO County has no reason to be fearful of Phillips 66
• Proposed Templeton psychiatric hospital is appropriately located
• County supervisor unfairly gives her ‘personal opinion’ on Paso groundwater district
• The Orradre home in San Luis Obispo gets some coastal style
• How to use mulch to improve your garden’s health
• Cambria water, sewer rate increase protest heads toward deadline
• Cambria Fire likely to stay locally run
• Piedras Blancas living history tour Feb. 13 at light station
• Coast Union volleyball coach Kenyon battles cancer again
• Former Bridge Street Inn owner’s book an eclectic tour of Cambria
• Lodge Hill residents face brief water interruption
• ‘Vagina Monologues’ this weekend at the Plough
• Death notices for Wednesday, Feb. 10, 2016
• Lillian Larsen kids collect pennies for summer swim program
• Centrally Grown in Cambria moves away from restaurant concept
• Dottie Doak Thompson to sign books at Coalesce in Morro Bay
• CYAA seeks new board members
• Coast Union boys clinch league basketball title with 55-19 win
• Coastal Commission director fired after daylong meeting in Morro Bay
• Los Osos man accused of murder-for-hire scheme pleads not guilty
• Cambria’s meadow sign has mysterious past, new coat of paint
• Cambrian letters to the editor, Feb. 11, 2016
• Following chain reaction of ‘getting away from it all’
• Dinner Church first step in building new Cambria congregation
• Condor comeback continues with 5 more in fly pen
• All bark is just fine when a black bear is at the door
• Country star LeAnn Rimes talks love, life and music