This afternoon, the Atascadero Greyhound football team will get a parade through Atascadero. The parade will start at the armory at 1:50, and end up at city hall. No rain expected. Nothing like that championship game. But a parade beginning at 1:50 and also for the the CIF division three cross country champion Frannie Perry.…
That 6.4 earthquake in Humboldt county early yesterday took a greater toll than first reported. It occurred at 2:34 early yesterday morning. Two people died as a result of medical emergencies occurring during and just following the earthquake. 11 people were injured. And there was a lot of damage. 70,000 people lost power early yesterday.…
At the county government center, they’re sorting ballots. Not counting just yet, but they’re getting closer. Initially, county clerk recorder asked Darcia Stebbins to give her a check for about $17,000. Then another yesterday for about $4,000. That will continue daily, as those asking for the recount, pay for the process. We know they found…
Of the issues Paso Robles city council addressed last night during a marathon meeting, the most contentious was parking in downtown. The staff indicated that 77% of the parking fines paid to the city were paid by out of town visitors. That’s where the 77% came from. After further discussion, they voted 3-2,with mayor Steve…
The second big issue was a water rate increase. Alex Hammer represented a firm, Bartles Associates, helping the city perform this increase, because it has serious state regulations. Not everyone approved of the increase. Several people took issue with the way the city conducted the increase notification. Ultimately, the county voted unanimously to approve the…
Paso Robles city council meeting lasted five hours last night. The council swore in mayor Steve Martin, councilmen John Hamon and Chris Bausch. They approved the sale of property near the Pioneer Museum to the Mid State Fair.
A mixture of clouds and sunshine through Christmas day and next Monday, then showers Tuesday through Friday of next week. About four tenths of an inch Tuesday, then light showers through Friday. That’s the forecast today, anyway. It may change. More on the weather coming up.
Dick Mason from KPRL News hosts “Sound Off” every Wednesday and Thursday. Dick brings a diverse range of guests to talk about the issues that affect us most. Tune in to the longest running talk show on the Central Coast – now in its sixth decade. Sound Off guest: *Supervisor Debbie Arnold.…
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