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Motorcycle crash on Hwy. 101 near Avila Beach delays traffic
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Paso's new police chief will make $166,000 a year
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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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Spanish Springs project sent back to the drawing board
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332-acre Chevron Tank Farm property could be annexed into SLO
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Al Moriarty, Grover Beach financier, will remain in jail on $5 million bail
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Wine and water: Pasos water gamble
For years, Paso Robles thought its water supply was an endless bounty. City leaders sat atop a liquid treasure trove a vast underground basin that in 1979 was said to have enough water to last the entire North County more than 250 years.
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Geology helps quench Atascaderos thirst
Atascadero uses water from the same general basin as Paso Robles, but studies from 2006 show that its not facing the same level of water shortage yet.
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