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September 28, 2016

• Grover Beach police looking for drivers who violate crosswalk safety rules
• Achadjian’s bill lowering DUI limit for ride-share drivers is signed into law
• Annual Student Robotics Expo held in SLO on Monday
• Arroyo Grande High School volleyball’s run at another league title not slowed by injuries, new coach
• Morro Bay skate museum owner ends cross-country ride after 3 close calls
• If Trump says the sun is shining, grab your umbrella
• Tuskegee Airman story brings back memories for son of a war hero
• It would do San Luis Obispo good to have Heidi Harmon as mayor
• SLO County leaders should support Diablo nuclear plant’s retirement
• Positive census data offers letter writer something to chew on
• Comparing Lompoc to an ‘armpit’ costs Salud Carbajal a voter’s support
• Cunningham refutes ‘climate change denier’ label
• Learn how to attract bees to your garden
• Fire’s impact points North Coast toward longer view
• Nation suckered by sugar into a health crisis
• Whichever side you’re on, it’s hard to deny health district meeting was political
• Cuesta professor chosen as juror for Cambria’s fall art show
• Scarecrows make annual appearance in Cambria, San Simeon
• Alam Ramirez shines in Coast Union’s fourth straight loss
• Cambria Reds improve to 2-0 in Fall Ball
• Coast Union sweeps three in league volleyball opener
• An ‘urban farm’ flourishes in Grover Beach
• Supervisors uphold Cambria Christmas Market permit on unanimous vote
• Power pole falls on truck, cutting electricity briefly
• Water plant’s tracer test begins, so will surcharge
• Lion starts Scarecrow Festival off with a roar
• New principal, Pathway program at Coast Union
• Cuesta women’s soccer plays Clovis to scoreless draw
• Cal Poly men’s soccer riding tide of signature win over UCLA into Big West Conference play