Mustang News anchors Tabata Gordillo and Hannah Benson have today’s top stories.
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SLO sewage spills cause Avila Beach to temporarily close
It is recommended citizens avoid contact with effected bodies of water for at least three days following significant rainstorms.
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Cal Poly Pier brings sea life to the community
Cal poly students display research on marine life of the central coast
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Senior project brings San Luis Obispo community together
Taking the steps to volunteer to help the environment has no age limit.
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Why the Avila Pier is closed and what is coming next
Students and community members respond to pier closure
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Top 10 things to do in SLO
San Luis Obispo has an abundance of activities, but these should be your first 10. Nestled in a Tuscan-esque landscape, planted halfway between two of America’s most prolific cities, lounging only 10 miles from the beach — San Luis Obispo hits the geographic nail on the head. In the four (or more) years you spend here, […]
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5-Minute Update: Student-made bike pedals, Students conduct research at Cal Poly Pier
Mustang News anchor Allison Edmonds covers today’s top stories at Cal Poly.
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Cal Poly pier open to public on Nov. 15
On November 15, the Cal Poly Pier in Avila Beach will be open for a public tour from 9 a.m. to noon.
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5 SLO concerts you won’t want to miss this summer
If you’re in need of some entertainment this summer, check out these five concerts in the San Luis Obispo area.
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Mustang News, Nov. 19, 2013: A look behind the gate of the Cal Poly pier, Homecoming royalty crowned
Olivia DeGennaro Mustang News anchor Olivia DeGennaro covers today’s biggest news at Cal Poly.
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Secrets from the sky
Mustang News reporter Briana Whitney flies with California Highway Patrol and gains exclusive information above Central Coast landmarks including Hearst Castle and the Diablo Canyon Power Plant.