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Atascadero CERT to offer preparedness training class (opens the original)
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The Atascadero Community Emergency Response Team is offering its second 24-hour disaster preparedness course of the year at the Colony Park Community Center. The CERT Basic Training Course will teach attendees, who are 18 and older, basic disaster response skills to safely help themselves and those around them, because in the event of a major wildfire, earthquake, or widespread flooding, emergency crews may not always be readily available. “We don’t do the technical things; we don’t have the exp
Garage gym to community lifeline: Paso Robles boxing program fights to survive (opens the original)
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At Impact Boxing Outreach in Paso Robles, the sound is routine — gloves on bags, coaches working one-on-one. For many of the kids, the boxing gym inside the church where they were practicing was more than exercise; it meant structure, mentorship and a safe place to be, but all of that could soon be no more if the organization doesn’t secure a new location. From a garage gym to a community lifeline, Paso Robles’ Impact Boxing Outreach faces a fight for its future. What started eight years ago wit
Atascadero to award $181,530 design contract to fix roads (opens the original)
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The City of Atascadero is recommending a $181,530 design contract for pavement rehab that’ll fix nearly two miles of roads. “I just want to pave this whole road!” said Atascadero resident Michael Ewart. While Ewart, who lives near Carrizo Road, likely won’t get to do that himself, the city might. The city is recommending the contract with North Coast Engineering to design the 2027 Measure F-14 pavement project — part of a larger $4.275 million effort to fix miles of roads in Atascadero. One of t
Meet KSBY's Academic Athlete of the Month, Kate Harrington (opens the original)
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It’s hard to say if a court, field, or pool is Kate Harrington’s throne, because she ruled them all during her time at Paso Robles High School. A recent graduate, Harrington maintained a 4.63 GPA while competing as a four-sport varsity athlete in flag football, water polo, basketball, and beach volleyball at Paso High. During her senior year, she was named league MVP in both basketball and water polo and most recently earned the Academic Athlete of the Month award sponsored by CoastHills Credit
First families call new ECHO wing home (opens the original)
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At the El Camino Homeless Organization, or ECHO, in Atascadero, the new family wing, the Balay Ko Family Resource Center, opened its doors Wednesday. For many of the parents and kids moving in, it's the first real home they’ve had in months. “I get goosebumps saying this. These are the days that remind us why we’re here and why we’re doing this work,” said ECHO Director of Development Tess Cheek. The pitter-patter of tiny feet running freely through hallways, sights of parents stuffing brand-new
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