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U.S. grants to benefit bikers and pedestrians
The project will eliminate a safety hazard on the 260-foot-long bridge just south of Center Street by adding sufficient bridgewidth to accommodate sidewalks.
Are hospitals really soaking the poor with high prices?
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid recently released its compiled data on what over 3,000 hospitals across the country charge for 100 of the most common discharge diagnostic codes under the diagnosis related group system, and boy did the DRG really hit the fan.
Wine and water: Deep trouble in the North County
Editor's note: This is the first installment in a five-part series. Coming Monday: How the falling groundwater levels have affected four North County homeowners and businesses.
Frigon helps Indians move over .500
Templeton High product Michael Frigon went 4 for 5 with a double to help the North County Indians to an 8-2 summer collegiate baseball victory over the visiting Santa Maria Wahoos on Friday at Vineyard Athletic Park in Templeton.
Templeton's new general manager had been asked to resign from previous job
After a roughly five-month search, the Templeton Community Services District has hired a new general manager: the former city manager of Lemoore, who was asked to resign from that post in March.
Workflow Tips for Photographing Small Weddings
A small gathering at Hammersky in Templeton, California, photographed by Mike Larson.
Seasonal shuttle starting between North County and the coast
The special Tuesday through Saturday service starts Friday and will continue through August 24, according to a press release from the Regional Transit Authority.
June gardens are at their peak savor, enjoy
Be sure to give hanging baskets a consistent water supply in June. Warm days can cause them to dry out.
Neighbor spots man breaking into van, sits on him until officers arrive, police say
A 21-year-old Templeton man was arrested Sunday after Paso Robles police received a call from someone reporting that he had detained a suspected car burglar.
Maybe it's a religious thing - like self-flagellation - or maybe they just want all of us pasty car-dwellers to shed a whiskey-flavored tear over the sad state of disrepair into which our unused limbs have fallen.
Free compost for Templeton residents
North County Recycling/Mid-State Solid Waste & Recycling and the Templeton Community Service District have partnered in the service, where customers can pick up one free yard of compost in exchange for dropping off one pickup truck load of clean green waste at 3360 La Cruz Way.