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3 weeks ago | 
sanluisobispo.com | Joan Lynch |Sadie Dittenber
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1 month ago | 
noozhawk.com | Joan Lynch |Chloe Jones
Friends of the Oceano Dunes celebrated a victory over the California Coastal Commission in court Monday, opening the path for continued use of off-road vehicles at the popular recreation area. In an opinion filed Monday, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals found that the commission’s attempt to ban off-road vehicles at the Dunes contradicts the language of the Local Coastal Plan put in place by San Luis Obispo County.
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1 month ago | 
sanluisobispo.com | Joan Lynch |Chloe Jones
Friends of the Oceano Dunes celebrated a victory over the California Coastal Commission in court Monday, opening the path for continued use of off-road vehicles at the popular recreation area. In an opinion filed Monday, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals found that the commission’s attempt to ban off-road vehicles at the Dunes contradicts the language of the Local Coastal Plan put in place by San Luis Obispo County.
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1 month ago | 
yahoo.com | Joan Lynch |Chloe Jones
Friends of the Oceano Dunes celebrated a victory over the California Coastal Commission in court Monday, opening the path for continued use of off-road vehicles at the popular recreation area. In an opinion filed Monday, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals found that the commission’s attempt to ban off-road vehicles at the Dunes contradicts the language of the Local Coastal Plan put in place by San Luis Obispo County.
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1 month ago | 
sanluisobispo.com | Joan Lynch
Though Trump’s tariffs on Mexican, Canadian and Chinese goods may raise costs, not all San Luis Obispo County, California, home builders are worried.
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1 month ago | 
sanluisobispo.com | Chloe Shrager |Joan Lynch
Fog breaks over the Monarch Dunes Golf Club in the Nipomo area. David Middlecamp [email protected] San Luis Obispo County has a new five-year plan for making needed infrastructure improvements across the county — and Nipomo is getting a new Sheriff’s Office substation as a result.
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1 month ago | 
yahoo.com | Chloe Shrager |Joan Lynch
San Luis Obispo County has a new five-year plan for making needed infrastructure improvements across the county — and Nipomo is getting a new Sheriff’s Office substation as a result. At its March 11 meeting, the San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors approved a five-year facilities and infrastructure plan that includes 78 projects with a total estimated cost of $689 million.
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1 month ago | 
sanluisobispo.com | Joan Lynch
Developer Coastal Community Builders is starting sales for Hill Street Terraces, a 24-unit single-family home project in Nipomo, California, that is about to start construction.
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1 month ago | 
yahoo.com | Kaytlyn Leslie |Sadie Dittenber |Chloe Cooper Jones |Joan Lynch
After the annual street party took a destructive turn last year, St. Fratty’s appeared to be a much quieter affair in San Luis Obispo on Saturday, with no street parties and no major property damage. Thousands instead turned out for an early-morning concert on Cal Poly’s campus to watch EDM groups Galantis and Zhu. Despite students swarming the barricades around the concert venue to get in, Cal Poly spokesman Matt Lazier said there were no other major issues stemming from the Saturday event.
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1 month ago | 
yahoo.com | Chloe Jones |Sadie Dittenber |Joan Lynch |Kaytlyn Leslie
Despite a chaotic start, Cal Poly’s on-campus music festival was the place to be on St. Fratty’s Day, as 6,000 students turned out to dance the early morning away, safely and off the streets. The “Morning on the Green” event, which started at 4 a.m. with student DJs and lasted until 9 a.m., was announced by the university as an alternative to partying in nearby neighborhoods — and students appeared to appreciate the option.
