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The City of GuadalupeThe Guadalupe City Council has approved a new housing project featuring several larger family sized units in the city’s Gularte neighborhood. The development comes as Guadalupe continues to add housing and expand services for working families, including a new early learning center that opened nearby earlier this year. -
Credit: Phil PriceA spokesperson didn’t say how many trees have burned, but the forest stand appears “intact.”
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Tune in for a Conversation with Rick Roberts and Maria Thomas about their personal journey to developing the wildly popular, mind calming and gratitude building Zentangle method. There are no mistakes in this elegant art form, only opportunities to discover more.Live Tuesdays from 2-3pm on KCBX -
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