Good morning, San Luis Obispo.

Bread Bike Bakery at 2060 Parker Street in San Luis Obispo is offering a free sourdough loaf per week this month to SNAP recipients with a valid debit card and matching ID to support local families.

Owner Matt Gamarra said the bakery produces 20 to 30 loaves daily for the program—helping those in need as SNAP benefits remain uncertain.

Central Coast Veterans Memorial Museum in San Luis Obispo honored six veterans on Tuesday, including 105-year-old Harry Moyer who flew over 80 combat missions in World War II—he served with the Flying Tigers.

Speakers like former Navy veteran John Krause and Congressman Salud Carbajal stressed the veterans' key role in maintaining national stability.

Cal Poly students have given mixed reviews to the recently renovated Kennedy Library, which cost nearly $80M and opened more than seven weeks ago—offering more study areas, seating, and a 24-hour hub yet lacking enough power outlets—and some noted that limited food options and small quiet rooms may affect its utility.

Faculty parking worsened on November 11 due to a campus construction plan that reduced 125 parking spaces — faculty were not informed with a campus-wide email before the fall quarter.

The issue has raised concerns about planning and communication at Cal Poly.

Paso Robles High School principal Megan Fletcher was placed on paid administrative leave Monday while assistant principal Mike Susank serves as interim principal and classes continued normally.

The district has not provided further details (the reason for the leave remains undisclosed).