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Daily editionThursday, October 29th, 2026

Good morning, San Luis Obispo.

The Daily San Luis Obispo Team

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Here’s your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 29th of October.

Community

  1. A new monument at War Memorial Stadium was dedicated Oct. 2 naming the 12 Paso Robles High School alumni who died serving in World War II near the stadium flagpole.

    A committee formed in Oct. 2025 researched biographies (posted on the district site) and is selling engraved bricks to help cover project costs.

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  2. Paso Robles & Templeton Chamber named Niels and Bimmer Udsen of Castoro Cellars 2026 Templeton Citizens of the Year and Templeton Floor Company Business of the Year; honorees will be recognized at the Templeton Christmas Tree Auction on Thursday, Dec. 3 at American Legion Hall, 805 S. Main St.

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Education

  1. Cal Poly's new Balloon Animal Club teaches students how to twist balloons and meet others, meeting 3 to 5 p.m. Fridays in Math and Science 204 (balloons provided).

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Government

  1. Ahead of the Nov. 3 election, the League of Women Voters of San Luis Obispo County is pointing residents to nonpartisan tools including VOTE411 ballot lookups, the Easy Voter Guide (available in multiple languages), recorded candidate forum replays, and in-person conditional voter registration at the Clerk-Recorder’s offices through Election Day.

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Health

  1. County Public Health has confirmed five Shiga toxin producing E. coli cases and is investigating a possible link to Brookshire Farms (4747 Los Osos Valley Road) after suspected exposures Oct. 16 to Oct. 26; three children are in pediatric intensive care, the farm closed voluntarily, and officials ask visitors with gastrointestinal symptoms to contact their health care provider.

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Sports

  1. Cal Poly football has leaned on a “strain” philosophy in fourth quarters after game-winning drives against Idaho and Eastern Washington, and Coach Tim Skipper says the team will need that mentality as injuries to starters force adjustments late in the season at Spanos Stadium.

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Transit

  1. After launching academic service Aug. 17 with new operator MV Transportation, SLO Transit is seeing ongoing delays, full buses, and shortened transfer windows affecting Cal Poly riders; staff are reviewing minor tweaks now, while major schedule changes likely won't happen until the spring semester.

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