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February 11, 2016

• Arroyo Grande Starbucks can start pouring beer and wine this summer
• SLO-based MindBody reports record revenues, $36 million net loss for 2015
• California grape harvest shrank in 2015
• Arroyo Grande woman arrested after hit-and-run, car chase in Santa Barbara County
• Morro Bay City Council won’t limit political speech during public comment
• Death notices for Thursday, Feb. 11, 2016
• Body found in Morro Bay Estuary is that of missing man, police confirm
• Prep boys soccer: Mission Prep beats Righetti 1-0
• Prep girls basketball: SLO High defeats St. Joseph 49-35
• San Luis Obispo boys soccer holds on to PAC 8 lead with 1-0 win over St. Joseph
• Good news about Girl Scout Troop 40021, Jan Northington and Steve Cass
• At some Central Coast bass tourneys, a little turns into a lot
• Coastal Commission chief is unfailingly fair
• Urge action on climate change
• Stuttering help is available in Spanish, too
• Vote ‘yes’ on Paso Robles groundwater district to keep management local
• Laetitia Winery plan to build 82 homes on its property is denied
• Why Pismo Beach’s Erik Howell voted to fire Coastal Commission director
• 10 top musicians worthy of local tribute shows
• Firing of Coastal Commission’s chief executive leaves too many questions unanswered
• Woods Humane Society holds My Furry Valentine adoption special
• Rejuvenated Cal Poly softball team ready to begin 2016 campaign