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Bystander arrested following fight in Paso Robles
A 13-year-old bystander was arrested on Wednesday afternoon following a altercation between two teenagers in Paso Robles. Shortly after 4 p.m., a teenager was walking on San Carlos Drive when another teen pulled up in a car, and the two entered into a physical altercation. Officers arrived and attempted to calm the situation.
Atascadero man sentenced to 70 years to life for child molestation of two victims
District Attorney for San Luis Obispo County Dan Dow announced Christopher Wayne Clark to 70 years to life in state prison Tuesday after he pleaded guilty to five counts of child molestation against two children. The post Atascadero man sentenced to 70 years to life for child molestation of two victims appeared first on News Channel 3-12.
Young local boxer is a rising star
– Grettell Cruz, a sophomore at Paso Robles High School, is now ranked as the number one Paso Robles female amateur boxer and has competed in multiple competitions on a state and national level. She trains at the Goat Shack Boxing Club in Paso Robles. “Grettell is an extremely hard-working...
Residents upset after late neighbors' belongings discarded at senior apartment
At Oceanside Gardens, a senior living community, neighbors said they were shocked to find out that the belongings of seniors who had recently passed away were being thrown away rather than donated.
Middle schools host third annual wrestling tournament
– Over the weekend Daniel Lewis Middle School and George Flamson Middle School hosted the third annual Paso Robles Middle School Wrestling Tournament at Paso Robles High School where nine schools came to compete: Atascadero, El Sausal, Harden, Laguna, Los Osos, Mesa, Spring Grove and Lewis and Flamson. There were...
Centenarian celebration: Paso Robles resident turns 100
PASO ROBLES — Creston Village, a senior living community nestled in the heart of Paso Robles, celebrated a remarkable milestone this weekend: Resident Roberta Martin turned 100 years young on April 20. Born in New Jersey in 1924, Roberta has lived a life filled with love, adventure, and cherished...
Weed abatement property inspections begin May 13
Purpose of the program is to decrease fire hazards. – Paso Robles Fire & Emergency Services is reminding residents and property owners about the city’s weed abatement program. The purpose of this program is to decrease fire hazards created by vegetative growth and the accumulation of combustible debris. Property inspections will begin May 13, and property owners must maintain their properties to the below requirements.
Local school hosting educator workshop
– Gail Boushey, along with the Teach Daily Team, will present the Prepared Classroom workshop at Almond Acres Charter Academy on Aug. 9. The workshop, hosted by AACA, welcomes educators to engage in a one-day training session with Boushey, author of The Daily 5 and CAFE, as well as the forthcoming book, Prepared Classroom.
Local students visit city hall, public safety center, library
– The City of Paso Robles recently welcomed 22 middle school students from St. Rose Catholic School on Friday. Mayor Pro Tem Steve Gregory, accompanied by city staff, led the students on a comprehensive tour of key municipal facilities, including Paso Robles City Hall, the Paso Robles Public Safety Center, and the Paso Robles City Library.
Why has Paso Robles refunded less than 3% of illicit parking charges?
After agreeing their downtown paid parking program was not legally set up, the Paso Robles City Council announced plans to refund parking tickets given during a 12 month period. Even so, most people have not been paid back. If the city pays everyone charged for tickets and parking fees from...
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