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slocounty.ca.gov/The San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors selected a map last night that redraws the county's district lines. The conservative board majority picked the Patten Map, which has been supported by the local Republican Party. -
Monterey County Dance Theatre/After almost two years with no live, in-person performances, the Monterey County Dance Theatre is finally returning to the stage to perform the 62nd Nutcracker Ballet at the Robert Stanton Theatre in King City in December.
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Winter electricity usage typically increases as temperatures drop and holiday decorations go up. PG&E has tips for conserving electricity and reducing the chance of starting a fire. -
In today's KCBX News Update: a UCSB professor will present on the history of the California grizzly bear in Morro Bay tomorrow, and San Luis Obispo County is urging residents to get vaccinated as news of the omicron variant spreads.
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A recent study suggests persistent low-to-no-snow winters could become a reality in the next 35 to 60 years.
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A photo exhibit in Santa Barbara called Spirit of a Community documents life in the small town of Guadalupe from over 30 years ago..
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With Thanksgiving over, families are now in the process of finding the perfect Christmas tree — but with demand up, and some areas facing a tree shortage, people are encouraged to get their trees early.
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Black Friday almost looks normal in downtown San Luis Obispo this year, as hundreds of shoppers filled stores, hoping to get the best holiday deals.
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The city was designated by the Carbon Disclosure Project as one of 95 cities across the globe to be a leader in environmental action and transparency.
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Months after the California Coastal Commission voted to phase out off-highway vehicle access at Oceano Dunes, the issue remains a hot topic.
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In today's KCBX News Update: Supply chain issues continue to plague California ports, and the famous gray wolf OR-93 who ventured through SLO County was found dead earlier this month in Kern County.
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Thanksgiving traffic is seeing an uptick as families throughout the country plan to reunite now that there are coronavirus vaccines available.
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