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May 18, 2016

• Cal Poly baseball team rallies past CSU Bakersfield, 6-4, for nonconference victory
• PG&E’s Lindsey in Cambria for weather talk
• Dairy Creek Golf Course running out of money and water
• Hearst Castle in the spotlight at ‘Twilight’ event
• Coast Unified begins search process for new high school principal
• San Simeon to cut wellhead-treatment plant ribbon May 19
• Cambria recycling center goes before Planning Commission
• New fire chief ready to take the reins in Cambria
• Scarecrow a lion-sized project for Cambria man
• Phoebe Hearst in spotlight for new Hearst Castle display
• The Doobie Brothers to play classic rock concert in Paso Robles
• EVC’s Economic Dashboard provides quick look at local economy
• Tour of California Stage 4 start draws thousands to Morro Bay
• Baby goats soothe stressed-out Cal Poly students
• World-famous chorus to sing at Mission San Miguel
• Coast Union concludes perfect league softball season
• Cambria Giants post first win of season
• Cambria health district in talks with hospitals, clinic
• Learn how to keep your house safe in a wildfire
• Debbie Arnold consistently applies her core principles
• Debbie Arnold is worst of ideologists on Board of Supervisors
• Story on Templeton 80-year-olds tying the knot was delightful
• Lack of compassion for student with tumor is unfathomable
• Supervisor Adam Hill’s record is proof of his leadership
• Great job covering America’s Cup races in Sports section
• Let Jerry Gruber follow the money trail; Cambria can do better
• Republicans’ groveling to Donald Trump reveals primal dynamic
• If you’re not careful, you could be voting against your interests
• Katcho Achadjian will fight for the Central Coast
• How to create inviting outdoor living spaces
• Central Coast Heritage Protection Act makes progress, but needs more support
• Prep roundup: Nipomo High School softball advances in CIF playoffs
• San Francisco 49ers’ Chip Kelly on new job: “The ocean is on the other side”
• Atascadero’s Berwick ready for fresh start at Colorado State after injury plagued FSU career
• Maxine Lewis Shelter seeks meal donations through next week
• Mosque in San Luis Obispo plans open house to educate about Islam
• Sheriff’s officials say local homeless man may be homicide victim
• Santa Rosa Creek Road throws you plenty of curves
• Death notices for Wednesday, May 18, 2016
• Good News for 5Cities Homeless Coalition and First 5 SLO County
• Cal Poly’s ‘Black Comedy’ finds humor in the dark
• South County bus system increases fare, changes routes
• Broncos finish regular season with lopsided win over Shandon
• Coast Union tennis star Alexis Mireles bound for USC via CIF playoffs
• Cambrian letters to the editor, May 19, 2016
• Cambria CSD shouldn’t panic at prospect of losing Jerry Gruber’s services
• Pruning your garden as you go is the way to go on Central Coast
• Ireland an inspiration to the palate
• Film illustrator Jack Johnson to speak at Cambria Center for the Arts
• SLO Rundown: NBA conspiracy theorists up in arms after draft lottery
• Start time changed for Morro Bay’s Tour of California leg kickoff
• Cal Poly softball team has four players receive all-Big West Conference recognition