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San Luis Obispo native Dasha brings hometown show to Madonna Inn Ballroom (opens the original)
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More than 200 fans packed the Madonna Inn Ballroom in San Luis Obispo Wednesday night for an intimate, hometown performance by country music star Dasha. Ruby and Estelle Oats were among those in the crowd. "It was really fun dancing to all the music," Estelle Oats said. The 26-year-old singer-songwriter, born and raised in San Luis Obispo, says the show celebrated her new music as well as her local roots. "Being back here at home, I mean, it's just magical. It's so nostalgic for me every time I
Cal Poly launches website with new details on proposed West Campus development (opens the original)
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Cal Poly has launched a new web portal offering an in-depth look at a proposed mixed-use development on approximately 30 acres of university farmland off Highland Drive, and students are reacting with mixed feelings. The website lays out a vision for the university's West Campus, re-imagining the area as a mixed-use district that could potentially include a hotel, conference center, grocery store, and housing, with new childcare and senior living facilities also being considered. Cal Poly Presid
Gas prices on track for record-breaking September as San Luis Obispo drivers feel the pinch (opens the original)
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According to AAA, the cost of regular gas is on track to set a new September record. On Thursday, the agency reported the U.S. average for this month is $4.30 a gallon. If that average remains, it will top the most expensive September on record, 2023, by nearly 50 cents. AAA spokesperson Marie Montgomery points to restricted oil flow in the Strait of Hormuz as part of the cause. "It seems like it may have more to do with the Middle East and the supply concerns there and the high price of oil," M
Meet the San Luis Obispo City Council candidates who will appear on the ballot this November (opens the original)
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San Luis Obispo voters will have three candidates to choose from this November to fill two open seats on the city council. Sitting Vice Mayor Emily Francis, a 15-year San Luis Obispo resident, says housing affordability and addressing homelessness have been key focuses during her four years on the council. She says she hopes to see some of the projects she has been working on come to fruition. "When you start to make that progress, it really becomes kind of the desire to see that move across the
San Luis Obispo receives $1.3 million in state funding to prepare for potential El Niño storms (opens the original)
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San Luis Obispo is receiving more than $1.3 million in state funding to upgrade its storm infrastructure ahead of what could be an intense El Niño winter season. The money will go toward storm mitigation improvements, including storm drain replacements, according to Madeline Kacsinta, the city's assistant public works director. "Getting ahead of the storms and replacing those to make sure that we don't have any failures during those big storm events, and we don't have any back-ups in the roads,"
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