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SLO man dies in off-roading crash in Pozo

SLO man dies in off-roading crash in Pozo

April 18, 2018
A 23-year-old San Luis Obispo man died in an off-roading accident on Monday. His body was discovered a day later by firefighters. Wolfgang Wyatt Forbes was riding a 1986 Suzuki Samurai on Stair Step Summit Trail in Pozo at an unknown time when he failed to negotiate the dirt and rock trail Read More ...
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SLO City Council’s abuse of power

SLO City Council’s abuse of power

April 18, 2018
OPINION by T. KEITH GURNEE There are so many forms of abuse these days. It’s tough to keep track of all of them: sexual abuse. domestic abuse, child abuse, elder abuse, spousal abuse, etc. With its Anholm Bikeway proposal, our San Luis Obispo City Council has invented a new one: neighborhood abuse. In abusing us who live in the Anholm neighborhood, the council has also abused its power. Read More ...
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Supervisors Hill and Gibson vote no on resolution opposing offshore oil drilling

Supervisors Hill and Gibson vote no on resolution opposing offshore oil drilling

April 17, 2018
At a contentious San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors meeting on Tuesday, supervisors Adam Hill and Bruce Gibson voted no on a resolution opposing offshore oil drilling. Lacking a board majority vote on the referendum, Supervisor John Peschong is in Sacramento, the referendum failed. Read More ...
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Atascadero council approves downtown mixed use project

Atascadero council approves downtown mixed use project

April 17, 2018
The Atascadero City Council unanimously approved a mixed used project last week that planners say will be a catalyst for development in the downtown area. Known as the La Plaza project, the development consists of 42 homes and about 18,000 square feet of commercial space. The project is located on a 1.83-acre lot on El Camino Real in downtown Atascadero. Read More ...
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Vehicle hits child bicyclist in Templeton

Vehicle hits child bicyclist in Templeton

April 17, 2018
A vehicle collided with a child bicyclist Tuesday morning in Templeton, resulting in the child being taken to the hospital. However, CHP spokesman Patrick Seebart says the child was uninjured. Read More ...
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SLO City Council’s abuse of power

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OPINION by T. KEITH GURNEE

There are so many forms of abuse these days. It’s tough to keep track of all of them: sexual abuse. domestic abuse, child abuse, elder abuse, spousal abuse, etc. With its Anholm Bikeway proposal, our San Luis Obispo City Council has invented a new one: neighborhood abuse. In abusing us who live in the Anholm neighborhood, the council has also abused its power. Read More …

Atascadero council approves downtown mixed use project

Filed under Featured, News Briefs

The Atascadero City Council unanimously approved a mixed used project last week that planners say will be a catalyst for development in the downtown area.

Known as the La Plaza project, the development consists of 42 homes and about 18,000 square feet of commercial space. The project is located on a 1.83-acre lot on El Camino Real in downtown Atascadero. Read More …

Special Reports

Supervisors Hill and Gibson vote no on resolution opposing offshore oil drilling
Fact check: Sheriff Parkinson twists jail death data
SLO County ranked 13 in pot friendliness
Mayor Jim Hill skips meeting, alleges Brown Act violations
Social media misinformation campaign prompts online bullying
Holland family discloses $40,000 donation to Jimmy Paulding
SLO County Progressives protest at local meetings, but is it working?
Sheriff Ian Parkinson bucks state, providing inmate release dates

News Briefs

SLO man dies in off-roading crash in Pozo
Woman accused of trying to kidnap child at SLO Target
Cal Poly suspends all frats as new “racist” incidents surface
Suspects sought in large Santa Maria warehouse fire
Atascadero council approves downtown mixed use project
Vehicle hits child bicyclist in Templeton
Hiker airlifted after falling 30 feet near Ragged Point
Cal Poly Open House marred by protest over campus racism

Opinion

SLO City Council’s abuse of power
Setting the South County sanitation district record straight
Compton’s critics are way off-base
Frat member speaks out about blackface incident
Stop SLO City officials’ steamroller mentality
Failures by the sanitation district board need to be corrected
The perils of Jimmy Paulding
South County sanitation district lacks leadership

Community

ACLU hosting civil rights round table event in SLO
Could armed teachers thwart school shootings?
Stella Ann Jenkins dead at 92
A SLO Yuletide blessing
Hot yoga studio opens in Paso Robles
5 Halloween recipes from Spencer’s Fresh Markets
Nipomo native wins first round in pro-tennis tournament
Jeff Eckles joins the Paso Robles Chamber of Commerce
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