Please boycott the Tribune and cancel your subscription if you have one. The

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Call the number and please follow up with an email stating briefly why you are canceling.

Mike Brown from Colab wrote in the latest newsletter:Item 6 – Why Is the Red Star SLO Tribune Attacking Cal Coast News again?

“Over the years we have seen repeated cover ups and attacks, especially when the Tribune was hell bent to provide air cover for the bullying and corrupt former County Supervisor Adam Hill.

While the Tribune is known to viciously attack its political targets and media rivals, during the past three months its cub reporters have penned a slew of libelous hit pieces on Dan Dow, John Peschong, Debbie Peterson, and others.

With its finances in the toilet, the Tribune has lost all semblance of an ethical news source. In just the past week, the Tribune published three hit pieces targeting its primary competitor, Cal Coast News.

It is time to boycott the Tribune! Do not read the paper, cancel your subscription, and do not return its reporters’ calls until it stops its biased reporting that supports the corrupt, while attacking those working to make our community better.”

Please call and/or email. I was told that McClatchy is interested in feedback when people cancel and want to know the exact reasons. Please mention specifically  Chloe Jones, Sadie Dittenber and Clive Pinder as the reason you are canceling for their inaccurate and highly biased reporting.

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A huge thanks!

Chris Bausch , Councilman -“If you want a City Council that truly prioritizes local citizens, drive-able roads, fiscal responsibility, public safety, small business, jobs, homes, our buildings and parks and will protect Prop 13 by thoughtfully, prudently, planning our future infrastructure needs and doing so within budget – please vote for Michael Rivera for District 3 and Linda George for District 1. Regardless of what you have been told, every vote, especially your vote, counts. Be sure to vote this November.”

Michael Rivera supports keeping Downtown Parking free, maintaining the small town charm, cutting waste from the budget and paying down the debt. Michael has been involved in city governance for a long and has been a Planning Commissioner, a Parks and Recreation Commissioner and worked for the Private Industry Council. Those of us who personally know Michael can attest to his character, his desire to reform Paso Robles and that he cannot be bought by special interests. He will work to broaden the economic base, balance the budget, pay off debt, keep taxes low and make sure that constituents are listened to. Michael Rivera is the perfect candidate for District 3.

Linda George was a proponent of the referendum that defeated paid parking. She understands the needs of small business and was a fearless warrior on their behalf of Downtown merchants. Linda George loves being on the side of the underdog against special interests. She is running because her opponent Sharon Roden has consistently voted against the interests of her constituents. Roden voted to charge from the very first minute of parking. Linda understood how dreadful that was going to be for Downtown Merchants and acted. Linda will work for lower taxes, balanced budget, keeping the small town charm of Paso Robles, fixing the roads and making government work for the people.