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Haggen lays off dozens of local courtesy clerks
Local courtesy clerks laid off in cost-cutting efforts by the Washington-based chain – Haggen, a Washington-based chain of grocery stores that recently expanded into California Full Article
Mayor O’Malley fills seat on city’s tourism board
– Atascadero Mayor Tom O’Malley was appointed by the Atascadero City Council to serve one of two vacant seats on the city’s Tourism Business Improvement Full Article
High-speed crash closes Highway 41, causes power outage
On Saturday afternoon, Atascadero resident Jacob M. Helgren, 25, crashed his car along Highway 41 causing the highway to be closed and a power outage Full Article
Kiwanis winemaker dinner and Must! raise $60,000 for Boys and Girls Club
– This year’s 5th annual Atascadero Kiwanis Mayors’ Winemakers Dinner at the Pavilion on the Lake held last month raised more than $30,000 to Boys Full Article
City hall open on Fridays once again
– Starting this Friday, the historic city hall at 6500 Palma Avenue in Atascadero will once again be open to the public on Fridays, with Full Article
Zoo announces birth of baby porcupine
Porcupine and second flamingo chick born in recent days – Resembling not much more than little chestnut-colored bean-bag and a ball of cotton, a porcupine Full Article
Charles Paddock bronze statue unveiled
City leaders and residents gather to remember zoo founder – Charles Paddock will now and forever stand at the entrance to the zoo he founded Full Article
Sunken garden fountain flowing once again
– The City of Atascadero announced recently that the city’s public works staff will refill the fountain in the sunken gardens and turn the recirculating Full Article
Teens throw bench into high school pool
– Four teen boys jumped the fence at Atascadero High School’s pool Wednesday afternoon at about 4:15 p.m., school custodian Terry Wolf said. Wolf Full Article
International homestay program seeks summer hosts
– More than 400 students from China, Italy, Austria, France, Hong Kong, Germany, Spain, Finland, Russia and Indonesia will spent 10 days through four weeks Full Article
