Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 13th of September.
Good morning, San Luis Obispo.
Community members and local leaders gathered Friday morning at City Fire Station 1 for a Sept.
11 remembrance ceremony. The event featured a CHP flyover, bell ceremony, and speeches from fire, police and city officials, with white roses placed on a beam from the Twin Towers (honoring 403 first responders).
The Pouch Fire broke out Friday, Sept.
11 off northbound Highway 1 between the California Men’s Colony and Cal Poly, triggering evacuations and heavy traffic before firefighters stopped its progress and fully contained the blaze, which burned 19.3 acres (according to CAL FIRE) while keeping structures safe.
At the Central Coast Veterans Memorial Museum, a free exhibit titled 'On 9/11, I Remember…' offers visitors a chance to reflect on the 25th anniversary of the terror attacks.
It will run for several days at 801 Grand Avenue with photos and firsthand accounts.
Paso Robles High School celebrates its new Bearcat Institute of Cosmetology by welcoming 28 students into the Career Technical Education program; the district will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 1:30 p.m. Sept.
18 (tours follow).
The California Department of Public Health warned consumers and local businesses not to use Happy Hens organic eggs — recalled on Sept.
8 due to possible Salmonella contamination. People are advised to check their homes and outlets for these eggs and follow proper food safety guidelines.
Cal Poly men's soccer defeated Utah Tech 2+0 with goals from Devin Bening and Finn Linas in a strong match at Spanos Stadium.
The Mustangs will build on this win as they prepare to face Cal State Bakersfield on Sept. 15 and get ready for the Green-Blue Rivalry game on Sept. 25.
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