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Caitlin Conrad

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Writer for The Carmel Pine Cone, Fill-in Anchor @ksbw, full time Mom.
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Hundreds of student athletes compete in mountain bike race at Fort Ord

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By Caitlin Conrad Verified
| KSBW-TV (Salinas, CA) Verified
More than 800 students raced at Fort Ord National Monument on Saturday for the first event of the mountain bike season. "It's pretty fast and cool downhills; it's a lot of fun," said Nick Wideman. The NorCal Interscholastic Cycling League starts its season at Fort Ord every year because the course handles rain well and has plenty of space.
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Salinas police introduce its first ever Golden Retriever K9 Officer

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By Caitlin Conrad Verified
| KSBW-TV (Salinas, CA) Verified
Salinas police introduced its first ever Golden Retriever K9 Officer this week. K9 Rex may not be your quintessential police German Shepherd, but his handler said he has what it takes."He's a very good teammate, he loves to work, he has a very good drive, he likes his job and it's pretty cool having a dog in the car with me all the time," said Officer Brianna Wilcox.Wilcox and K9 Rex recently completed a special four-week training together.
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Monterey County Supervisor Mary Adams to retire after decades of public service

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By Caitlin Conrad Verified
| KSBW-TV (Salinas, CA) Verified
A three-decade career in public service is coming to an end this year with the retirement of outgoing Monterey County Supervisor Mary Adams. KSBW 8 sat down with the District 5 representative to reflect on her time in office. Adams' entrée into leadership on the board of supervisors was a trial by flood and fire.
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