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3 days ago | 
newtimesslo.com | Emma Montalbano |Libbey Hanson
A live-action film based on the 2002 Disney movie Lilo & Stitch, this is the story of a lonely and grieving 6-year-old named Lilo who befriends and adopts a blue dog-shaped alien that she names Stitch. Stitch is a space fugitive, who both aliens and human law enforcement try to get ahold of as he terrorizes and entertains both Lilo and her old sister, Nani.
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3 days ago | 
newtimesslo.com | Libbey Hanson
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3 days ago | 
newtimesslo.com | Libbey Hanson
Of Paso Robles' 88 licensed child care facilities, the city has the capacity to serve 1,612 children under the age of 12, which isn't enough to support its growing workforce, according to the City Council.
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3 days ago | 
newtimesslo.com | Libbey Hanson
San Luis Obispo County is preparing for a dry summer season as cities update fire hazard zones and firefighters train to ensure they are in mental and physical shape for when fires inevitably spark.
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1 week ago | 
newtimesslo.com | Libbey Hanson
What was once an estimated $80,000 gap has since widened to more than $300,000 for local skateboarding enthusiasts who've been trying to build a skatepark in Cambria for the past five years. Now, they have six months to close that gap. Skate Cambria Project Manager Juli Amodei told New Times that as of May 28, the group is on track to reach the hefty goal by October—a goal that was placed upon it by the Cambria Community Services District (CSD) board in late April.
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1 week ago | 
newtimesslo.com | Libbey Hanson
Round and round Morro Bay goes as the council determines whether a second roundabout is in the community's best interest. The potential new traffic circle installation has proven controversial, as the council pondered overturning its previous decision to halt the project entirely.
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1 week ago | 
newtimesslo.com | Libbey Hanson
This June is the last time the Pride flag will be raised in front of Morro Bay City Hall. After a unanimous decision by the Morro Bay City Council, only the national, state, and city flags will fly before the city building. The council said it aims to represent the entire community, although the decision was made amid both local and federal tensions within and surrounding the LGBTQ-plus community.
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2 weeks ago | 
newtimesslo.com | Libbey Hanson
At its last meeting, the Paso Robles school board got an earful from people concerned about transgender students and providing safe spaces for female student athletes—following the lead of residents a few miles south. The topic wasn't on the Paso Robles Joint Unified School District's May 13 meeting agenda, but several commenters who spoke during public comment urged the board to establish policies that would keep transgender student athletes from the women's locker rooms and bathrooms.
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2 weeks ago | 
newtimesslo.com | Libbey Hanson
There's a shot of hope for local sportsmen who are eager to use the San Luis Obispo County shooting range again, said Robert Brennan, who's currently working with the state to have the facility reopened since it closed in January.
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2 weeks ago | 
newtimesslo.com | Libbey Hanson
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When looking at a map of the United States, Trevor Dealy of Paso Robles has placed a star on all 50 states—each sticker representing where he has sold his handcrafted soap to. "It's just remarkable. It's life changing for Trevor, and for me as his mom, and as an advocate for individuals with disabilities," Trevor's mom, Tia Dealy, said.
