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Paul Sloan

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Writer. Ex-VP comms @c3_ai EIC @CNET, @Fortune writer/editor @NPR contributor @CNN senior producer @Bloomberg reporter. Guitarist.
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Fender Is Making Enemies With a Messy Fight Over Its Iconic Strat Original

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By Paul Sloan
| Bloomberg News Verified
Step into Carl Verheyen’s home in Topanga, California, and you’ll see his lifelong commitment to the guitar everywhere you look. “There’s about 30 or 40 guitars under there,” he says, opening a closet door under a staircase. The unused fifth bathroom?
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Paso Robles has an ambitious plan to create more jobs. Here’s how

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By Paul Sloan
| San Luis Obispo Tribune Verified
The new Tech Corridor is expected to be built in proximity of the Paso Robles airport. Paul Sloan If there’s one challenge in San Luis Obispo County, it’s finding a job with a livable wage — but the city of Paso Robles is trying to change that. Through the development of its “technology corridor” along Airport Road, the city and its stakeholders hope to create thousands of new, well-paying jobs to allow locals to stay local.
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JOHN DICKINSON: FOUNDER, PATRIOT AND MAN OF CONSCIENCE

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By Paul Sloan
| Leelanau Enterprise Verified
As America celebrates its semiquincentennial, we’re publishing this weekly look back into our colorful history. This month, 250 years ago, was perhaps the most consequential of our nation’s history. On July 2, 1776 the Continental Congress voted to dissolve all political connections with Great Britain. Two days later, it adopted The Unanimous Declaration of the Thirteen United States of America by which it announced to “a candid world" its reasons for independence. The tensions, con.
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