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Selling Sunset Restaurants: 50 Los Angeles Spots the Cast Has Dined – The Hollywood Reporter

All the (currently open) restaurants, wine bars, lounges and coffee shops where the cast of 'Selling Sunset' have dined, gossiped and celebrated.

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County vows to help address PFAS contamination of private wells

County testing of six private wells last week showed three had dangerous levels of PFAS.

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Forever chemicals found in wells near National Guard facility south of Santa Fe

Testing found three wells with PFAS levels above what the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency deems safe.

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City of Santa Fe Reports $14 2 Million in Unexpected GRT Revenue

City of Santa Fe Reports $14 2 Million in Unexpected GRT Revenue
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Forever chemicals found in wells near National Guard facility south of Santa Fe

Chemical compounds linked to cancer were detected in five wells in the La Cienega and La Cieneguilla communities south of Santa Fe, with the likely source being a nearby National Guard facility where the same pollutants were found in February.

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