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March 23, 2016

• Jazz series stops in San Luis Obispo before return to Cambria
• Hearst Castle gets good news on holiday tour, accreditation
• Drone harassment of marine mammals rising on the Central Coast
• Elephant seals at Piedras Blancas store up fat like camels of the sea
• Where to find Easter egg hunts and festivals around SLO County
• Morro Bay suspends RV/boat parking enforcement after public outcry
• Further discussion of night meetings not on Cambria CSD’s March 24 agenda
• Atascadero to legalize medical marijuana cultivation once again
• Thefts, burglaries on the rise in San Luis Obispo, police say
• San Luis Obispo courthouse evacuated after bomb threat
• Death notices for Wednesday, March 23, 2016
• Arroyo Grande man’s catch is good — but not the best — at Fla. bass tourney
• Good news about the Rotary Club of Los Osos and the Kiwanis Club of Paso Robles
• Diablo Canyon desalination expansion plans move ahead
• Air quality on the Nipomo Mesa: The rest of the ‘dust rule’ story
• How to spot moles and gophers in your garden
• Don’t worry, the Easter Bunny still has your address
• Cal Poly food provider cuts Mustang News ads after critical story
• Former Nipomo softball coach gets 20 years in rape case
• Former Cal Poly basketball player in Brussels okay
• Cambria Little League teams drop season openers
• Volz pitches Coast Union baseball team past Avenal
• Magnuson’s no-hitter sends Coast Union to softball rout of Avenal
• Illness hinders Coast Union tennis team in two losses
• Pewter Plough plans busy 2017 season
• Cambria potluck provides honest alternative to strife
• ‘Activism cure’ benefits volunteers, those they serve
• Sixth-graders explore science of the forest in Cambria’s Strawberry Canyon
• National political developments are felt in Cambria
• Cambria named one of 10 most beautiful West Coast towns
• Easter Bunny, eggs await kids at Shamel Park on Sunday holiday
• Marine sanctuary honors San Simeon’s Cashen
• Prep roundup: Arroyo Grande softball pitcher slings no-hitter against San Marcos
• SLO should watch how it uses fees and fines to fill its coffers
• Socialism only necessary when private sector fails
• Complicated water regulations a symptom of bureaucracy
• Lessons learned from gods on a mountain
• Cypress Chargers outlast Cuesta Cougars 22-14 in spring break tournament game