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February 3, 2016

• Arroyo Grande standout Bradley Mickey makes it official, signs with Cal Poly football
• Cuesta women’s basketball shocks LA Pierce with last-second 3-pointer
• Cal Poly football team inks 18 prep standouts on National Signing Day
• UC Irvine rallies past Cal Poly in overtime for Big West Conference victory
• Prep soccer roundup: San Luis Obispo wins PAC 8 girls title
• A bravura bouquet for SLO Symphony’s first female conductor
• Prep girls basketball: Mission Prep tops St. Joseph 50-26
• Prep boys basketball: Mission Prep upsets St. Joseph 68-62
• Chamisal wines to be sold at San Luis Obispo’s summer Concerts in the Plaza
• Lucia Mar school district considers redrawing its trustee area boundaries
• Oceano State Parks holding summer lifeguard tryouts
• Wallace responds to accusations at South County sanitation meeting
• Paso Robles leaders to consider declaring a shelter crisis
• SLO County History Museum celebrates 60 years
• Good news about Old Juan’s Cantina and SESLOC
• Death notices for Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2016
• Lois Capps: Phillips 66’s rail spur project poses too big a risk for SLO County
• Cut government spending to pay for Social Security increases
• Thanks for help during the tough drought
• Presidential candidates make dissing a precedent
• CCAT Cabaresque stage series expands in 2016
• Coast Union girls best Midland in soccer 2-1
• Bronco boys, girls bolt past Cuyama Valley in basketball
• Instead of giving wrapped gifts, why not plant a tree?
• Cambrian letters to the editor, Feb. 4, 2016
• Opportunities abound to help at Cambria Historical Museum
• Cambria’s HART shelter marks 33rd anniversary with Valentine’s offer
• Pasta feed helps meet Cambria couple’s need after double surgery
• Removing San Simeon Creek logjam will be a big job
• Trees get too up close, personal in Cambria windstorm
• Rain can’t keep pace with blustery North Coast wind
• Fire officials focus on grants for Cambria forest
• North Coast Advisory Council election set
• Paso Robles’ The Chocolate Stache offers sweet treats for Valentine’s Day
• Cuesta College students learn anatomy assembling mountain lion skeleton