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Crowds came to Mission Plaza to learn about a significant stakeholder in climate change — beavers. The San Luis Obispo County Beaver Festival returned for a second year this past weekend.
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The San Luis Obispo Police Department is doubling fines for people partying too hard on St. Patrick's Day, better known as St. Fratty’s Day to Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo students.
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San Luis Obispo celebrated the Chinese Lunar New Year on Saturday with a block party in the Historic Chinatown District on Palm Street.
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After five months of repair, visitors can hike or bike a popular San Luis Obispo trail again.
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San Luis Obispo has a new stormwater truck just in time for the rainy season. The city received the truck in December and has since been using it for flood prevention.
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There’s about one week left to ride the Old San Luis Obispo Trolley during the holidays. It’s the first time it’s been on route since the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce held its annual “State of the State” meeting this week.
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As local businesses gear up for the holidays, the City of San Luis Obispo is hoping the downtown area sees a bit of a boost— it’s offering shoppers some incentives.
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Walking around Downtown San Luis Obispo, you may have seen a lone, colorful piano sitting in Mission Plaza. It’s part of a city wide campaign to bring people together through music this October, which is National Arts and Humanities Month.
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Bubblegum Alley in San Luis Obispo is one of the most talked about (and grossest!) landmarks in SLO. Printmaker Alex Lukas features the location in his Written Names Fanzine.