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January 2021
| January 6
January 6, 2021
Suing the state is a lost cause. Here’s a better way to help businesses survive COVID
‘It’s an abomination.’ SLO County residents condemn pro-Trump attack on U.S. Capitol
Person with gunshot wound found dead in Paso Robles park
SLO County passes 12,000-coronavirus case mark, adds 290 cases
Many SLO County students start 2021 in distance learning. When will schools reopen?
‘The miles don’t matter.’ Why North County health care workers commute to Cambria
High surf warning issued for SLO County. Here’s how long the big waves will last
Downtown SLO candy shop closes after 8 years. It’s looking for a new owner
Amid riots, SLO County Republican leaders still refuse to condemn Trump. That’s unacceptable