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Paso's new police chief will make $166,000 a year
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332-acre Chevron Tank Farm property could be annexed into SLO
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Spanish Springs project sent back to the drawing board
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Motorcycle crash on Hwy. 101 near Avila Beach delays traffic
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Al Moriarty, Grover Beach financier, will remain in jail on $5 million bail
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Construction contracts for Nipomo pipeline are focus of Thursday meeting
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McDonald's might be coming to Los Osos
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Wine and water: Search for solutions
Residential wells in the North County will continue to dry up, Paso Robles wine industry will be in jeopardy, and city water supplies will be threatened unless local leaders act to stop declining water levels in the Paso Robles groundwater basin.
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