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Sheriff’s association supports county employees’ strike
Letter from the Sworn Deputy Sheriffs Association, submitted by the San Luis Obispo County Employees’ Association Dear SLOCEA, I am writing on behalf of the Full Article
Roadwork scheduled in Atascadero
–The City of Atascadero is anticipating completion of the El Camino Real/ San Anselmo and 2018 F-14 Roadway Rehabilitation Projects this month. There are miscellaneous Full Article
Winter Wonderland returns to Atascadero Dec. 7
–Over 53 tons of snow on the Central Coast is on its way! Winter Wonderland is back for another exciting snow driven event in downtown Full Article
Holiday Hub in Atascadero now open
–The Christmas Hub is officially open at the Atascadero Chamber of Commerce. The hub is a one-stop shop with some of the best gifts and Full Article
Rain in the forecast for Atascadero
–Rain is in the forecast for Atascadero, according to Weather Underground. They are predicting a 98-percent chance of Atascadero receiving over an inch of rain Full Article
Atascadero city council rejects proposal for homeless warming shelter
–The Atascadero City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to reject a proposal to operate a “No Barrier Warming Shelter” at the Armory. The council listened Full Article
Man dies in single-vehicle crash in Atascadero
–The man killed in a single-vehicle crash in Atascadero early Sunday morning has been identified as Eric J. Polmanteer, 50, of Atascadero, according to California Full Article
Chance of rain in the forecast for Atascadero this week
–Weather Underground is predicting a 58-percent chance of rain for Atascadero Wednesday, which rises to a 98-percent chance of rain on Thursday and a 53-percent Full Article
City council agenda posted for Nov. 27 meeting
–The agenda for the City Council meeting scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 27 is now available online. Access the agenda and agenda packet via the following Full Article
Camp Fire smoke reaches San Luis Obispo County skies
–Smoke streaming down the state from the Camp Fire near Paradise, more than 350 miles to the north, has reached San Luis Obispo County. As Full Article
