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A status report published last week found that San Luis Obispo County’s syringe exchange program collected 168 thousand used syringes, 37 thousand more than the amount of sterile syringes distributed.
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Grover Beach is taking a closer look at its water future. The city launched an in depth Water Supply Study to evaluate its long-term needs, and officials say drought and community growth are driving their efforts.
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Archaeologists have used AI for the first time to digitally reconstruct the face of a man killed in the AD 79 eruption of Mount Vesuvius, offering a new way to understand one of history's most famous natural disasters.
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There is one diet that is as old as humankind! Literally! And that’s the Paleo Diet. Not knowing anything about the Paleo Diet, the PWF Team visited NOSH Paleo Café in Nipomo to get educated.A quick note about the following conversation… this is general information, not medical advice. KCBX is not recommending any particular diet, and if you’re thinking about making a significant change to how you eat, please check with your doctor first.
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A conversation with producer Matt Flanders about his creative journey and filming on location in Morro Bay and the Madonna Inn.
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The American Academy of Poets declared April National Poetry Month in 1996. To celebrate its 30th Anniversary, San Luis Obispo County Poet Laureate Caleb Nichols; Poet and Coastal Dunes California Writers Club’s Acting President and Vice President Viviana Hall; and Librarian and Advisor of Allan Hancock’s Poetry and Prose Club, Sharaya Olmeda, join host Lata Murti. Guests share their poetry and upcoming poetry events during this pre-recorded episode.
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