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April 29, 2016

• Death notices for Friday, April 29, 2016
• Autopsy reveals how Creston woman, newborn baby died
• Good News for Destination Imagination teams The Bananas and Waffle Warriors
• Atascadero ‘werewolf’ murder lawsuit ends with $1 million settlement
• No-party voters can still cast ballot in primaries
• Prader-Willi syndrome story much appreciated
• Joetopia column on fear is a breath of fresh air
• The NFL Draft is underway, here’s the good, the bad — and the ugly
• Awareness is key to stopping tax scammers
• L.A. Story: QB Goff goes to Los Angeles Rams with No. 1 pick
• Blake Shelton’s sell-out concert makes Mid-State Fair history
• Meet 2 SLO County female entrepreneurs who’ve made an impact in tech
• 6 new movies to watch this weekend at SLO County theaters
• Cal Poly alum’s company helps wine lovers find the perfect blend
• Advice for women in technology: Seek mentorship, exposure
• From SLO, iFixit’s education director shares knowledge with the world
• Goodwill Central Coast CEO pay raise to $241,000 leads to rift
• Bloomberg Businessweek ranks Cal Poly’s Orfalea College of Business
• Women in technology fight to bridge the gender gap
• Cal Poly foal program gives students hands-on experience with horses
• World is a little better with more poetry
• Cal Poly Greeks earn awards at national conference
• Mr. Pickle’s Sandwich Shop opens in Atascadero
• Prep roundup: Arroyo Grande boys golf finishes undefeated league season with win over SLO High
• College notebook: Cal Poly men’s basketball assistant Paul Fortier moving on to Drexel
• Cal Poly men’s tennis advances to Big West Conference Tournament finals
• Cal Poly football spring game a ‘good opportunity’ for several young Mustangs