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The Paso Robles New Year’s Eve bonfire and concert has returned for a second year by popular demand. City officials took six months to plan and prepare for this event.

According to 2019 CSO figures, it is estimated that Irish women and girls spend an average of €132 every year on tampons and sanitary towels.

A Period Dignity pilot project has been rolled out across the city to help tackle issues surrounding the cost of sanitary products.

Congressman and New York gubernatorial candidate, Tom Suozzi, participated in an Ancient Order of Hibernians webinar on Saturday, January 8, which ...

2021 will probably go down in history as another "lost year," due to the pandemic. It felt like another year of waiting, another year of tension, as we held on to survive through the ongoing waves of cases and shutdowns. The pandemic affected our lives in so many ways, whether it be the illness itself, or loss of loved ones, or the financial impacts due to closings and layoffs. For all of us who are still standing here today, perhaps a bit worse for wear, I say, cheers, because year tw...

How to Sleep Train Toddlers and Big Kids I’m a pediatric sleep specialist who has seen it all, and I’m here to tell you that it’s not too late to get your child to (happily) stay in his own bed all night long. Read More

Local bakery owner competes on Chopped Sweets Ethan Fichtner and last updated 2021-02-10 03:42:34-05 A local bakery owner competed in the cooking show competition, "Chopped Sweets," recently. Libby Ryan, owner of Just Baked Cake Studio & Bakery in Paso Robles, participated in the pastry version of Chopped. The segment she was featured on was "Bejeweled and Bedazzled" where competitors are faced with three rounds of different baking techniques. The three rounds included: candied, baked and fr...

Full-Page Ad in The New York Times Signed By 50 Celebrities Asks Biden to Pay Moms $2,400 a Month Full-Page Ad in The New York Times Signed By 50 Celebrities Asks Biden to Pay Moms $2,400 a Month Girls Who Code founder and CEO Reshma Saujani and celebrities such as Amy Schumer and Gabrielle Union are calling on the Biden administration to pay mothers for unpaid labor and to pass policies addressing parental leave, affordable child care, and pay equity.

Nearly a year into the pandemic, there are many ways you can lessen the impact of the coronavirus crisis in your neighborhood, from participating in the national COVID-19 memorial to volunteering.