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– Last week, members of the San Luis Obispo County Farm Bureau and the Pismo Oceano Vegetable Exchange (POVE) donated 100 turkeys and over 4,500 pounds of locally-grown celery and cabbage to the SLO Food Bank. The SLO County agriculture community worked together to raise funds to cover the cost of the turkeys. This year, they exceeded their goal, raising $6,430 in total, and will donate the remaining funds to the SLO Food Bank.

The groups raised thousands of dollars for the Food Bank and made a special delivery Friday afternoon.

A QUITE frankly fascinating round of Harrison Allen Bowl cup action saw two ties go down to the closest of margins, with the quarter-final draw…

Sutton, 60, recalled tagging along on calls with Dan. “That’s actually what I think peaked my interest,” Sutton said. “(Dan) was a volunteer firefighter and then was a captain, a volunteer captain, for his last number of years with the department. Fire service is like a big family “As a young guy in early high school, I remember riding along with him to different calls and socializing with the volunteer firefighters at the time and I think that’s really what sparked my interest and motivated me to apply when I was able to.” Sutton volunteered until 1989, when he was hired as a f...

Don Brannam, 70, stood along Baltimore Avenue before the funeral had even begun. Although he did not know Hanneken or his family, Brannam wanted to be one of many to honor him. The 40-degree temperatures were not a hindrance. “I’m here out of respect,” he said. “They’re out there doing their duty. This is a rough time.” The funeral procession took 10 minutes from the time the first and last car passed and included numerous State Police officers and law enforcement from throughout Illinois and neighboring states.  Mount Zion resident Don Brannam stands along Ba...