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March 17, 2016

• Halter Ranch Vineyard opens new tasting room
• California’s cabernet wines have weathered drought well
• Santa Maria High 'ditch day' brings hundreds of students to Pirate’s Cove
• Paso Robles deserves praise for keeping homeless safe
• Voter turnout creeps up; support for Paso Robles water district stays low
• Trial by students: Arroyo Grande mock trial team heads to state
• Good news about Girl Scout Troop 44521 and Elks Lodge Essay Contest winners
• SLO County supervisors did the right thing in approving Templeton psychiatric hospital
• Celtic punk band Flogging Molly to play in Paso Robles
• Curtie, a sweet dilute tortoiseshell cat, waits for a family
• SLO Film Festival’s ‘Haze’ depicts horrors of fraternity pledge process
• Attempted murder charge against Atascadero man will stand
• Nonprofit wants to secure Atascadero’s Printery building, prevent tax auction
• Prep roundup: SLO, Nipomo split softball doubleheader
• SLO proposal would give voters $20 each to spend on candidates
• Cal Poly is talk and no action on student parties
• Who will be Mitch McConnell’s presidential pick?
• Troubled young man needs socialization
• Hillary Clinton is a Wall Street puppet
• Be responsible for your dog — it’s the law
• Socialism in the West brings high living standards
• Mobile home parks aren’t wanted by city leaders
• Investment in college students is investment in community
• Cal Poly baseball team heads north to Sacramento State for three-game series