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'It’s very traumatizing to go through something like that. Having nightmares, experiencing something, and not be able to tell each other'

Redwood High swim coach Fred Ferroggiaro had a feeling the debut of the Miwok Aquatics Center on the College of Marin Indian Valley campus would bring out the best in all swimmers during the MCAL championships on Saturday.

The community is invited to come to the Poly Plant Shop Sunday for cats, pottery, plants, and more. The shop is hosting a variety of local artisans from San Luis Obispo County.

2022 (JUNIOR) • Mackey Award Watch List (top Tight End) • Played in two games, making starts versus Boise State and Fresno State • Caught 11 passes for 169 yards and one touchdown • Opened the season with six catches for 89 yards and one touchdown versus

A remembrance ceremony was held on Friday evening for Cal Poly Student Sean Hillman, who died Monday after he was hit by a truck last week.

Gina Fischer Gina Fischer, Third District County Supervisor Joan Hartmann’s district representative and scheduler, has been promoted to serve as chief of

THE IRE OF IFE—Westlake High’s Ifeoluwaleyi Orekoya competes in the 200-meter dash at the Ventura County Track and Field Championships April 21 at Moorpark. Orekoya was off first place by 0.01 second. Photos by MICHAEL COONS/Acorn Newspapers Local high school athletes put on a show at the Ventura County Track and Field Championships last weekend

The Women’s Mobile Health Clinic started in 2018 thanks to a Cal Poly research project in Northern Santa Barbara County.

A group of Cal Poly students from the College of Science and Math hosted the inaugural Bio-Breakthrough Conference Thursday.

Members of the California Student Journalism Corps asked students to share thoughts on college rankings reports.