News Briefs: North San Luis Obispo County

Paso Robles

Man Arrested for Multiple Felony Charges Related Thefts

On Tuesday, March 14, at about 5 p.m., the Paso Robles Police Department received a call regarding several storage lockers that were broken into at a storage facility in the 2900 Block of Union Road. A manager investigated the matter and reviewed the on-site surveillance footage. e manager noted a red car on the premises during the time of the break-ins and noted the gate passcode used was that of a new tenant.

Shortly before 8 p.m., the manager called to report the new tenant, driving his red car, was back on the property. O cers arrived and attempted to stop the vehicle within the complex, but the driver, John James Jenkins, Jr (28, Paso Robles), tried to ee, while throwing stolen property out of the car window. Jenkins was not able to exit the property and gave up. Several stolen items were recovered from the scene. O cers also located a loaded .40 caliber handgun near the center console.

Jenkins was arrested on multiple felony charges related to the thefts as well as weapons violations by a person who legally cannot possess a rearm/ammunition. Jenkins was booked into the SLO County Jail. is is an ongoing investigation. Anyone with information about this case is encouraged to call the Paso Robles Police Department at (805) 237-6464. Persons wishing to remain anonymous are encouraged to call Crime Stoppers’ 24-hour hotline at 549-STOP or by texting “SLOTIPS” plus your message to CRIMES (274637).

SLO County Declared Eligible for FEMA Individual Assistance

On Jan. 17, the Major Disaster Declaration for the State of California (FEMA4683-DR) for severe winter storms was amended to include the County of San Luis Obispo for individual assistance, debris removal, and emergency protective measures. Residents of San Luis Obispo County will now be eligible to apply for Federal nancial assistance and public agencies will be eligible to seek reimbursement for the removal of debris. Public agencies had previously been eligible for reimbursement for costs associated with emergency protective measures.

Residents who incurred nancial losses due to storm damage are encouraged to apply for assistance as soon as possible online at disasterassistance.gov or by calling 1-800-621-3362. You can also apply for assistance by downloading the FEMA app in the Apple and Google store. is allows you to upload documents to FEMA directly and track the status of your application.

For individuals unable to apply by internet or phone, more options will become available in the coming days including a Disaster Recovery Center, where you can apply for and get help from a FEMA representative.

If you can’t live in your home currently due to issues with water, mold, mud, or inaccessibility, please make sure you include this in your application.

If you have questions, contact the County O ce of Emergency Services at (805) 781-5678.

Paso Robles Declares Local Emergency

Paso Robles City Manager

Ty Lewis has declared a local emergency on Friday, March 10, as result of the existing and expected impacts of the storm event currently underway.

Paso Robles Municipal Code Chapter 2.24 empowers the city manager, acting as the director of emergency services, to proclaim the existence or threatened existence of a local emergency when the city is exposed to an actual or threatened existence of conditions of disaster or of extreme peril to the safety of persons and property within the city and the City Council is not in session.

City Council held a special meeting on Monday, March 13, at 10 a.m. to ratify the declaration.

House Fire Displaces Six People in Paso Robles ree re engines, a heavy rescue, and a battalion chief from Paso Robles responded. Under the city’s automatic aid agreements one engine from Cal Fire responded with one battalion chief. A total of 15 re ghters responded to the incident. Assistance was also provided by San Luis Ambulance and the Paso Robles Police Department. e cause of the re was related to a rechargeable battery that overheated and caught the couch on fire, then extended to the rest of the living room.

Six people have been displaced from their home in Paso Robles after a re ignited in their living room.

On ursday, March 9, at 6:57 p.m. Paso Robles Fire and Emergency Services responded to a report of a structure fire at 558 Ferro Lane in Paso Robles.

First-arriving re ghters found a single-family dwelling with light smoke showing from the front door of the house. e re was quickly contained to the living room with signi cant smoke damage throughout the house.

The Paso Robles Fire and Emergency Services Department wants to remind everyone to make sure that you have working smoke detectors in your house and the daylight saving time change is a great time to change your batteries.

21st Street Partially Closed

City of Paso Robles March

Storm Updates at pcity.com or on social media at facebook. com/prcitygov or twitter.com/ prcity.

Get Free Car Seat Check-Up at Upcoming Events in Templeton

Parents and caregivers can get extra peace of mind that their car seat is installed correctly at upcoming car seat check-up events in Templeton and San Miguel. ese events are presented by the Public Health Department and the nonpro t Pregnancy & Parenting Support of San Luis Obispo County. Events will take place:

• April 4, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Twin Cities Hospital (1100 Las Tablas Road) in Templeton e Public Health Department’s certi ed child passenger safety technicians provide free car seat education and inspections to individuals and groups throughout the year. Inspections are o ered in-person or virtually by appointment.

Certi ed child passenger safety technicians will check car seats for proper installation. Technicians will also teach caregivers how to install their car seat correctly and provide education about the appropriate seat based on the child’s age and size.

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), 46 percent of car seats are misused.

California law requires all children under 2 years old to ride in a rear-facing car seat, unless the child weighs 40 or more pounds or is 40 or more inches tall. Parents are encouraged to keep children in rear- and forward-facing seats as long as possible. Children who are age 8 and older or who are at least 4 feet, 9 inches in height may ride in the back seat of a vehicle in a properly tted safety belt, though a booster seat is still recommended.

Funding for the program is provided by a grant from the California O ce of Tra c Safety, through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Atascadero

Landslide Keeps Los Altos Road Closed; See Detour Information and any road damage repaired. Advance road closure warning signs are in place at Highway 41 and San Marcos Road intersections, and motorists should use the following for detours:

• San Gabriel Road — Monita Road — Sierra Vista Road — San Marcos Road

• Santa Lucia Road — Laurel Road — Cenegal Road — San Marcos Road

While there were several reports of localized and seasonal ooding from the March 10 storms, no widespread flooding has been reported, and city storm facilities performed well due to preemptive e orts by city crews. For all other storm-related information, please refer to the numbers and information provided below.

Who to call for ooding and downed limbs or trees in the streets?

The city’s Public Works Department during regular weekday business hours at (805) 470-3148; or Police Dispatch at (805) 461-5051 outside regular business hours.

Sandbag information: Miners — Pre lled sandbags available; Home Depot — regular empty sandbags available.

• Sand available at the city’s Public Works Yard, located at 8005 Gabarda Road; & Fire Station #1, located at 6005 Lewis Ave., corner of Lewis Ave & Tra c Way; please bring a shovel. Local Road Closure & Storm Information: atascadero.org/ re

San Luis Obispo County

Hospice SLO County to Hold Volunteer Training e rst and last session will be in person at the Hospice SLO County o ce at 1304 Paci c St., San Luis Obispo. e other sessions will be on Zoom. A camera and audio (phone or microphone) are required to participate. Open to the public, the course also ful lls the requirements for those wishing to become an in-home volunteer. emotional support needs of clients and families including family dynamics Anticipatory grief and bereavement

If you are interested in learning about hospice concepts related to health, quality of life, illness, end of life decisions, dying, death, and grief, plan to attend Hospice SLO County’s Volunteer Training taking place on March 7, 14, 21, 28 (Tuesdays for eight weeks) from 2 to 5 p.m.

Hospice SLO County’s Volunteer Training is o ered free of charge. Donations are greatly appreciated. If you would like to help cover the costs of this training, please consider making a donation when you register. Pre-registration is necessary to reserve a space in this class. For more information or to reserve your place, please call (805) 544-2266 or visit hospiceslo. org/training.

Shandon Man Arrested for Halloween Shooting e investigation led to an arrest warrant for Contreras. He was arrested without incident on several charges, including assault with a deadly weapon and in icting great bodily injury. It’s believed this incident is gang-related. e investigation is continuing. No further information is available at this time.

San Luis Obispo County Sheriff’s detectives have arrested a man in connection with a shooting that occurred Halloween night last year.

On Monday, March 13, detectives arrested Jesus Contreras, 19, for a shooting incident that occurred last October on Halloween night in Shandon.

Deputies were called to the 200 block of Camatti Street in Shandon on Oct. 31, 2022, for a report of shots red. When deputies arrived, they discovered a 15-year-old male in the street with a gunshot wound to the stomach. e victim was alert and talking. Deputies provided rst aid and then had the victim airlifted to a local hospital.

Addis Appointed to Ocean Protection Council

Assemblymember Dawn Addis (D-Morro Bay) announced on Tuesday, March 14, that Speaker Anthony Rendon (D-Lakewood) appointed her to the Ocean Protection Council.

Elected in 2022, Addis represents 200 miles of California central coastline, from the Santa Barbara/San Luis Obispo County border in the south to the eastern coast area of Santa Cruz County in the north.

The Ocean Protection Council was created by the California Ocean Protection Act (Senate Bill 1319), authored by former Senate pro Tempore John Burton (D-San Francisco) in 2004. e mission of the council is to ensure that California maintains healthy, resilient, and productive ocean and coastal ecosystems for the bene t of current and future generations.

The council consists of the secretary of the Natural Resources Agency, the secretary for environmental protection, the chair of the State Lands Commission, and two members of the public appointed by the governor.

In addition, one member of the Senate, appointed by the Senate Committee on Rules, and one member of the Assembly, appointed by the Speaker of the Assembly, shall meet with the council as nonvoting, ex o cio members.

Evacuation Order Issued for Oceano Residents South of the Arroyo Grande Creek Levee and Oceano Lagoon

The County of San Luis Obispo has issued an evacuation order for Oceano residents south of the Arroyo Grande Creek Levee and near the Oceano Lagoon to include:

South of Arroyo Grande Creek Levee

• All areas south of the AG Creek Channel for 1 mile and west of Highway 1

Near Oceano Lagoon

North and East of Strand Way & River Avenue (new) South of Pier Avenue to the ocean

• East to the railroad tracks, along the tracks, back up to Pier Avenue e landslide is covering the 13800 block of Los Altos Road, which is roughly halfway between Highway 41 and San Marcos Road. e road is impassable to through tra c, but all residents have access to their properties. is is an active slide and the city will reopen Los Altos Road to through tra c after damage is assessed, debris removed,

Residents are directed to leave now and seek high ground. An American Red Cross Shelter is open on the SLO Veterans Memorial Building, 801 Grand Ave., in San Luis Obispo. Pets are welcome at the shelter. Detailed maps of the area under evacuation order are available on ReadySLO.org. If you have questions, contact the County Phone Assistance Center at (805) 543-2444.

For more storm preparation information and locations to obtain sand and sandbags, visit ReadySLO.org. Follow the County of San Luis Obispo O ce of Emergency Services on Twitter @ slocountyoes and Facebook. com/SLOCountyOES.

Some detours are in place after a landslide occurred on Friday, March 10, on Los Altos Road. e city expects the road to remain closed through possibly ursday.

Since 1977, Hospice SLO County has depended on the generosity and time of volunteers who have o ered their voice for kindness, have listened with ears of compassion, and have opened their hearts with love. At Hospice SLO County, in-home volunteers o er respite, companionship and assistance for up to four hours a week. Before volunteers help clients in the home, they must attend this comprehensive volunteer training.

Class topics include:

• Exploring personal attitudes about dying and death e history of hospice and current medical and non-medical approaches to end of life care

• Communication skills

• Spiritual, practical and

Keith Damian Doshier, 59, of Atascadero, passed away peacefully at home, surrounded by his family, on March 3, 2023, after a courageous battle with ALS.

Keith was born on September 28, by her side.

On May 22nd, 1937, Sheila was born in San Bernardino, CA, to Frances and William Nolan. She was their rst child, followed by brothers Tim, Pat, Greg, and sister Nancy. On that day, the world would become a little brighter. Sheila was her mother’s little helper in taking care of her siblings. ose early days instilled in her a strong work ethic. At 19 years of age, she attended Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska, studying to become a Registered Nurse. She then went on to become a teacher’s aide in the Gilroy Uni ed School District for many years. She was passionate about her work as a teacher’s aide and took great pride in elland (Keck) Lancaster was born in Tulare, CA., on February 20, 1941. His parents were Nixon Lancaster and Irene Kinsey Lancaster. He passed away on December 29, 2022, in Bakers eld, CA, after a battle with Alzheimer’s.

Keck graduated from Arroyo Grande High School in 1958. He attended Cuesta Jr. College, Santa Maria Business School, and Cal Poly. He married Sharon Arfman from Long Beach, and they had two children, Carol Virginia Lancaster and

1963, in Fresno, California. He was raised in Atascadero, California, and graduated from Atascadero High School in 1981. He attended Cuesta College and played on their golf team. Keith started brewing his own beer in the 80s, long before microbrews gained popularity. He was employed for 25 years as a Professional Golf Association (PGA) Member at Chalk Mountain Golf Course in Atascadero and e Links Course in Paso Robles. Keith then worked as an award-winning salesman for Lawson Products.

It was through their mutual love of golf that Keith met and married the love of his life, Tammy, in 1991. Together, they built a good life & traveled to many places. One of their dream trips was to Ireland in 1994 to drink beer in authen- grandfather, entered into eternal peace Saturday, February 21, 2023. helping the kids.

Jerry was the youngest son of Alfred and Louise Bonni eld. He was born in Paso Robles, raised in San Miguel, and moved to Paso Robles after marriage, where he resided for the rest of his life. A graduate of Paso Robles High School in 1960, Jerry was a race car enthusiast, avid sherman, and a creative CNC machinist.

When she was 25 years of age, she met and married Bud. ey raised two children – Deborah Rose and John Bryan. She was a ercely dedicated mom and was always involved in her children’s activities. Her family was arguably her most important achievement in life.

Sheila joins her parents, Frances and William, brothers, Tim and Pat, and Aunts, Helen, Mae, and Kathryn, in Heaven.

Sheila was a beautiful and comforting woman. She is survived by her husband Bud, daughter Debbie, son Bryan, brother Greg Nolan (Diana), sister Nancy Panizzon (Dan), adored tic pubs and golf on beautiful courses.

Ronald Lancaster. In 1982. Keck married Reba Renfro Smith after a brief courtship. Reba was the Postmaster at Santa Margarita, CA. Keck jokingly told others he bought a lot of stamps at that Post Office. They had one son, Kellan Matthew Lancaster. Kelland became a Highway Patrol o cer in 1967 and retired after 33 years of service. He loved his job and was professional at all times. Keck also enjoyed the companionship of his fellow o cers.

Keith was an amazing husband, an unconditionally loving father, a loyal family member, and a true friend. He had a beautiful smile that welcomed you every time you saw him. He was well-liked, caring, dedicated, compassionate, and full of useless information, making him a trivia night winner. He was a damn good handyman as long as you didn’t expect him to be fast because perfection took time and multiple trips to the hardware store.

Keith was passionate about golf, beer, Irish music and heritage, old movies, History, politics, debating any subject, and educating people on how to pour the perfect pint. In addition, he enjoyed hosting get-togethers in his private Irish pub. For Keith, a good day was any day career, he worked for Farmers Alliance, San Ardo Oil Field, and the Ho man Ranch. grandchildren Carly Rose, Garrett, Taylor, and Lauren, nieces and nephews Teri Zingarelli, Lisa Arizcuren, Katie Keen, Jennifer Abrao, Joe Nolan, Marisa Zaragoza, John Panizzon, and Amy Donohoe. We should remind ourselves that while this is the end of Sheila’s physical life on earth, it is the beginning of an Eternal and beautiful journey for her. that ended with a great beer and good conversation.

In lieu of flowers, donations are requested to be made to St. Mary’s Church in Gilroy, the Alzheimer’s Association, or St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital. A memorial service will be held at St. Mary’s Church on Saturday, March 25th, 2023, at 11 AM.

Keck was a man who served God and attended church regularly. He taught in the Royal Rangers program, ushered, and helped in many various positions. He is survived by his wife, Reba, son Ron Lancaster and his wife, Patricia, Kellan Lancaster and wife, Kari, and Ginger Lancaster. Keck is also survived by his stepchildren, Stacy Smith and David Smith. He has numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren who called him “Pappy” a title he loved.

He is preceded in death by his parents, Donald & Louise Doshier. He is survived by his wife of 31 years, Tammy Doshier, and their son, Dylan Doshier; Keith’s siblings, Lucia, Lynn, Lori, and Steven; the Renfro family, Carolyn, Todd, DeAnna, Robyn, Karen, and Jenna. As well as numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and cousins.

Mass will be held at St. Williams Parish in Atascadero, at 12:00 pm, on March 17, 2023—a Celebration of Life to follow at 1:30 pm at Wild Fields Brewhouse.

In lieu of owers, please make a donation in Keith’s name to ALS Association Golden West Chapter, PO Box 7082, Woodland Hills, CA, 91365.

Death Note

DOROTHY MARTIN age 97 a resident of San Luis Obispo passed away on 02/24/2023

In the care of Blue Sky Cremation Service

DOLORES BUCKHOLZ age 94 a resident of Los Osos passed away on 02/25/2023

In the care of Blue Sky Cremation Service

STEVEN TRESTER age 58 a resident of Paso Robles passed away on 02/26/2023

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MARY NORTON age 59 a resident of Templeton passed away on 02/26/2023

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CLARISS TESTERMAN age 100 a resident of Paso Robles passed away on 02/27/2023

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NANCY MEDEIROS age 79 a resident of Paso Robles passed away on 02/27/2023

In the care of Blue Sky Cremation Service ROBYN MONDO age 33 a resident of Paso Robles passed away on 02/28/2023

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DELIA SOWELL age 90 a resident of Morro Bay passed away on 03/03/2023

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MARY ERVIN-WOODKE age 78 a resident of Morro Bay passed away on 03/07/2023

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ALFRED MANNING JR. age 92 a resident of Paso Robles passed away on 03/09/2023

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RESERVOIR LEVELS

SANTA MARGARITA LAKE

(Salinas Reservoir): 114.7% capacity

LOPEZ LAKE: 88.1% capacity

LAKE NACIMIENTO: 85% capacity

LAKE SAN ANTONIO: 50% capacity

WHALE ROCK: 100% capacity

After a brief battle with cancer, Jerry Bonnifield (age 80), loving husband, father, and

In 1967 he married Shirley Whitener. ey were blessed with two children, Deborah and Jerry David. Jerry worked for Ennis Business Forms in the Printing Department for 17 years. In his early

Linda Joyce Silveira, 75, of Green eld, passed away at her home with her husband Danny by her side.

SERVICE INFORMATION:

A Private Memorial for family and close friends will be held at 12 noon on Monday, March 27, 2023, at Eddington Funeral Chapel. e public is invited to attend a

He was fortunate to have been given many opportunities. A proud member of the United States Army with the rank SP4 E-4, he entered into service in 1964 and was honorably discharged in 1966. He was awarded: Marksman (ri e), Good Conduct Medal, and Vietnam Service Medal. He was a member of the VFW and the American Legion, Post 50. Jerry was a faithful member of the First Baptist Church, where he sought to serve as an active member throughout his life. He is survived by his wife, Shirley; son,

Celebration of Life to be held at 1 pm on Monday, March 27, 2023, in the Orradre Building of the Salinas Valley Fairgrounds, 625 Division St. in King City.

MORE INFORMATION WILL FOLLOW.

For more information, please contact Eddington Funeral Services, King City, (831) 385-5400, www.EFS-Cares.com.

[853.7PC], POSSESS NARCOTIC CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE [11350(A)HS], Case no. 230216

02:30 — Adrian Huertacervantes, of Paso Robles was taken into custody on the corner of 19th and Riverside for DUI ALCOHOL/0.08

PERCENT [23152(B)VC], DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL [23152(A)VC], Case no. 230216

09:45 — Bobby Risenhoover, of Paso Robles was arrested for OUTSIDE WARRANT/M, Case no. 230218

14:10 — Marisela Flores, of San Miguel was arrested for UNDER INFLUENCE OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE [11550(A)HS],

Jerry David, daughter-in-law Nancy; and grandchildren, Eli, Evelyn, and AJ; as well as many nieces, nephews, great-nieces/ nephews, great, great-nieces/nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, Alfred and Louise Bonni eld; daughter, Deborah, and brother Jim Bonni eld.

A Celebration of Life will be held at the First Baptist Church in Paso Robles - at 11 a.m., Saturday, April 15, 2023. Luncheon to follow.

In lieu of owers, the family encourages memorial donations to your favorite charity. His favorite charity was His Healing Hands (1050 Las Tablas, Suite 5, Templeton, California 93465)

WEATHER

FRIDAY 60º | 45º

SATURDAY 63º | 49º

SUNDAY 61º | 46º

MONDAY 57º | 47º

TUESDAY 53º | 43º

WEDNESDAY 53º | 38º

2022-23 RAINFALL TOTALS (Season: July 1-June 30)

Atascadero: 26.71”

Paso Robles: 25.99”

FLORES CONTINUED FROM A1 argued that witnesses were not truthful in their testimonies.

Both motions were denied by Judge O’Keefe.

While the morning’s motions were not lmed like the rest of the trial, Judge O’Keefe approved one pool camera to record the sentencing. KSBY News operated as the pool camera.

SLO County Deputy District Attorney Chris Peuvrelle referred to Paul as a “true psychopath,” requesting him to receive the maximum sentencing. A video of Kristin throughout her life was shown, followed by impact statements from her family.

Kristin’s father, Stan Smart,

PRJUSD CONTINUED FROM A1 began by describing the strain her murder left on his remaining children and his marriage.

“He and his family have continued to hide her remains and deny our family the opportunity to bring her home for an appropriate funeral,” said Stan referring to Paul and his family. “ ey have no remorse for taking our daughter’s life.”

Stan was followed by Kristin’s brother, Matt; Matt’s wife, Lisa; Kristin’s cousin, Eric; her childhood friend, Ann-Marie; and Kristin’s sister, Lindsey, and her husband. Her mother, Denise, spoke last.

Following the impact statements, Judge O’Keefe spoke directly to Paul telling him, “You have been a cancer to society.”

In a press release follow- meeting, leaving Trustees Joel Peterson (attending virtually), Jim Cogan, and Nathan Williams to approve.

“ e trend toward politicizing our academic subjects is very troubling, and the only way we can get it to stop is to push back. Just because we are feeling pressure to get a new textbook doesn’t mean we have to do it at the expense of academic truth,” explained Baker prior to her vote.

According to staff, the science curriculum was publicly displayed at the District O ce from Feb. 15 to March 3, with noti cations of the public display was posted at the District O ce, Paso Robles High

FFA

CONTINUED FROM A1 dinner beer and wine sponsors were California Coast Beer Co., Iron Oaks Winery, La Vigne Winery, Daou Vineyards, Opolo Vineyards, and J Dusi Vineyards. e California Mid-State Fair donated a concert package of your choice for four people, and other sponsors and donations came from the Black Horn Boutique, JB Dewar, C&N Tractor, Farm Supply, Jacob Toft Wines, Fluid Screen Printing, Geary Whiting’s Equine Massage School, and

ATMOSPHERIC RIVERS

CONTINUED FROM A1 ing the sentencing, the SLO County District Attorney’s O ce described the sentencing as a “result of a tremendous collaborative e ort of more than a dozen local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies over the span of 25 years, but most importantly, the perseverance of the Smart family.” e case was prosecuted by SLO County Deputy District Attorney Christopher Peuvrelle along with Assistant Chief Investigator for the SLO County District Attorney’s Bureau of Investigation James “J.T.” Camp, and Senior Detective with the SLO County Sheri ’s O ce Clint Cole.

“After nearly 27 years of unspeakable anguish, the Smart family has nally seen their daughter’s killer sentenced.

School, and Liberty High School, and was emailed to Paso Robles High School families.

Parents issued concerns speci cally with the chemistry textbook’s references to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. is is a set of 17 goals proposed by the UN in 2016 “for global sustainable development that span social, economic, and environmental issues. e UN has challenged the world to achieve these goals by 2030,” as referenced in the textbook.

You can read about the goals in full here un.org/sustainabledevelopment/ sustainable-development-goals/ Textbooks for these courses were last updated in 2010.

Two PRJUSD parents challenged

San Luis Sourdough — just to name a few.

While the PRHS FFA Boosters has existed for decades, their most recent resurgence came in 2015, and they have been growing ever since then.

Since their start, the PRHS FFA Boosters’ mission statement has been, “To link students with opportunities and resources that facilitate their path towards premier leadership, personal growth, and career success.”

Proceeds from the dinner provide support for students to travel to conferences, lead- e closures happened after County Superintendent James Brescia recommended that schools in San Luis Obispo County either modify or close due to safety concerns for families, students, and employees.

Uni ed, Atascadero Uni ed, Coast Uni ed, San Luis Coastal, Cayucos Elementary, and Guadalupe Union all canceled their classes and were closed that day.

During the early morning of Friday’s storm, the culvert at Chimney Rock Road and Fawn Lane washed out completely due to the rain that started the night before — leaving nearly 100 residents stranded. e eir strength and determination serve as an inspiration to us all,” said Peuvrelle in the same press release. “ e prosecution team is grateful for the support of the entire San Luis Obispo community during the case. e community stood together, never gave up, and supported us to see that justice was done. We hope that victims everywhere know that there are people in the Justice System who will stand up to make sure their voices are heard.” e District Attorney’s ofce thanked the Monterey County District Attorney Jeannine Pacioni and her team for providing physical and technical support throughout the trial, which was held at the Salinas Valley Courthouse in the new chemistry textbook. One letter received on Feb. 7 from Beverley Ramos read, “ e United Nations 2030 agenda: it is political and divisive, and the examples throughout the book are biased towards that agenda.”

Another parent, Jessica Barrett, also challenged the chemistry textbook in a letter, “I was very surprised to nd the United Nations Sustainability Goals for 2030 within the rst few pages. Many things included in this plan are very controversial and political and have no place in a high school chemistry book.”

In response to the challenges, sta wrote, “ ese sustainability goals are tied to small sections throughout the text called ‘Chemistry and Sustainability’ ... if you read through them, ership activities, and various competitions around the state. They fund travel expenses, including transportation and hotels.

“We grant yearly scholarships to graduating seniors pursuing either four-year degrees or trade schools,” Alves and Richard said, adding to the ways the boosters supports FFA. “We provide show team supplies for members exhibiting their projects at the fair. Even a tractor for the school farm.” e Paso Robles Agricultural Department was ranked fth in the state last Octo - same culvert was temporarily repaired after the storms in early January as a way for residents to gain access to and from their properties. A hard closure was put on the road and is currently impacting residents of Running Deer Ranch, Cal Shasta, Rancho Del Lago, and South Shore Village. Chimney Rock Road.

Residents have been able to leave the area by boat and SLO County has been working alongside Monterey County to provide transportation and supplies.

Paso Robles City Manager Ty Lewis also declared Friday’s storm as a local emergency. e Paso Robles City Council held a special meeting on Monday, March 13, at 10 a.m. to ratify the declaration.

Monterey County. e trial was moved to Salinas after San Luis Obispo County Judge Craig van Rooyen ruled the father and son would not receive a fair trial in SLO County.

SLO County Sheri Ian Parkinson released a statement regarding Paul’s sentencing, “I agree with the sentence of 25-years-to-life handed down today against Paul Flores for the murder of Kristin Smart. It was a long time coming, but it is a decision that is right and just. Our thoughts right now are with the Smart family. Today is not about us and what we did, but about them and what they do now. How they move forward. We want to remind the community this case is not over yet. And it won’t you will nd they focus on realworld applications of major chemistry topics and related current research that today’s professional chemists are undertaking ... I agree that it is important to focus on multiple sides and arguments of controversial issues but that is not the focus of these sections of the text.”

Baker asked to see a new textbook for the AP Chemistry course and added, “We ask for parent involvement, and when we get it, our parents feel disrespected because their time doesn’t seem to be appreciated when it’s given this last-minute attention.”

Challenging Baker’s position, Trustee Cogan said, “I’m worried we might be looking for a political controversy when so many of the ber. e FFA chapter remains highly active by introducing students to various careers and skills within agriculture. Last week, the Animal Science Pathway students had an opportunity to go behind the scenes at the Fresno Chaffee Zoo. Students were able to tour the brand new Ambassador Center, explore the Veterinary Hospital, and learn about the aquatic requirements for the Bat Rays. ey also saw rsthand what it’s like to work closely with these animals and understand their habitats for a safe and humane environment.

On Tuesday, March 14, the 21st Street Bridge in Paso Robles was closed due to ooding from Riverside to Pine Street. Drivers were asked to go around the closure. As of 4 p.m. on March 14, the road had opened back up to motorists. In preparation to the storm, Atascadero City asked residents to avoid any travel that was not essential through Wednesday, March 15, due to the heavy rain.

On Friday’s storm a landslide closed Los Altos Road in Atascadero. e road was stated to stay closed through ursday, March 16, at the latest at the time. e landslide covers the 13800 block of Los Altos Road, halfway between Highway 41 and San Marcos Road. As of Tuesday, March be over until Kristin has been returned to her family.” e trial began on July 18, just over a year after the father and son’s arrest. roughout the trial, jurors heard from witnesses, including former Cal Poly students who were with Kristin and Paul at the party on Crandall Way the night she went missing.

Two Jane Does from Los Angeles County testi ed in the trial, accusing Paul of raping them. eir testimonies have been deemed an integral part in the prosecution’s case against Paul.

While Kristin’s remains have not been found, she was legally declared dead in 2002. Her remains have yet to be located despite now 26 years of searching.

UN’s goals are goals I think we all share.”

He added, “I don’t see a reason to delay implementation of an AP Chemistry book because there is a tangential reference to an organization that we [the United States] are founding members of.”

After trustee discussion, the new textbooks were approved with a 3-2 vote — Baker and McCoy voting no. Trustee Williams was absent.

See Paso Robles Press’s complete coverage on the Tuesday, March 14 meeting online at pasoroblespress. com e next Paso Robles Joint Uni ed School District board meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, March 30, at 6 p.m.

“We are in complete awe of the tremendous support our community and families have given,” Alves and Richard said of their successful fund- raiser. “ e generosity for our fundraiser has been absolutely unbelievable. We could not do this without the wonderful community we call home.”

14, Highway 41 was also closed overnight due to downed trees, wires and landslide activity, as reported by Caltrans. At the time of printing, there was no reopening date for the road. Caltrans advises drivers to use Highway 46 or Highway 101 as detours.

At the Atascadero City Council meeting on Tuesday, March 14, the council declared that Atascadero was under a local emergency. e meeting was held virtually with no hybrid in-person option in City Hall.

So where does the most recent rainfall leave us? Lake Nacimiento stands at 85 percent capacity, and San Antonio at only 50 percent. Already, the county has seen more rain than its average rain season. With our