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January 12, 2018

• Cal Poly lands on Surfer Magazine’s ‘Best Surf Colleges’ list
• Does downtown SLO have too many restaurants?
• Card skimmers discovered on two SLO County gas pumps
• Cuesta College set to open its first building funded by $275 million bond
• New owners aim to ‘play into the history’ of old Villa Creek restaurant in Paso
• A big swell is headed for Northern California. That means Mavericks surf contest could happen soon
• Andrea Seastrand’s take on gas tax all too predictable
• 13 things to do in SLO County on Saturday, Jan. 13
• ‘Star Wars’ striptease: Suicide Girls burlesque show coming to SLO
• SLO Botanical Garden receives $2,500 grant
• Arts Obispo looking for a new leader and a change in direction
• Diablo Canyon will close. Will SLO County be left alone to pick up the pieces?
• Paso Councilman Fred Strong named to federal transportation advocacy committee
• Mudslides send Hwy. 101 truckers searching for detours to the Central Coast
• Injuries reported in 5-vehicle crash on Hwy. 166 near Santa Maria
• Body that washed ashore in Pismo is missing 18-year-old from Grover Beach
• Top-secret spy satellite launches from Vandenberg
• Horrified by Trump? Just think where we’d be with Hillary
• $85 million Diablo Canyon settlement is dead — what does SLO County do now?
• Highway 101 in Santa Barbara County to remain closed indefinitely
• Some beaches close due to high levels of bacteria after mudslides
• FEMA approves federal disaster relief money for Montecito mudslides
• 5 people still missing in Montecito, but that number might change ‘significantly,’ officials say
• GoFundMe set up for family of 14-year-old girl rescued from Montecito mudslide
• Thomas Fire is now 100 percent contained
• ‘The Affair’ star Joshua Jackson spotted filming in Morro Bay