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Dennis Taylor

Dennis Taylor

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Writer and Reporter, The Monterey County Herald

Monterey

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Environment , Medical , Travel , Design , Style , Entertainment

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Total articles 1439

  • Desal approval: Local water agencies file objections to judge’s ruling

    By Dennis Taylor Verified| The Monterey County Herald Verified MONTEREY – A Monterey County Superior Court judge has struck down a lawsuit filed by three water agencies and one city against the California Coastal Commission for conditionally approving a desalination plant in Marina. But it is an “intended ruling” and is subject to challenges prior to a final ruling. The 118-page decision by Superior Court Judge Thomas Wills was issued March 28.

    By Dennis Taylor Verified · The Monterey County Herald

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • M1W official named to key post at Monterey Peninsula water district

    By Dennis Taylor Verified| San Luis Obispo Tribune Verified MONTEREY – A seasoned official who has worked on Monterey Peninsula water issues for more than a decade has been named assistant general manager of the Monterey Peninsula Water Management District. Mike McCullough, the current director of external affairs for Monterey One Water, will begin his new post at the water district on April 4. McCullough worked at M1W for the past 13 years. His focus was to bring the Pure Water Monterey water recycling project online.

    By Dennis Taylor Verified · San Luis Obispo Tribune

    Mar. 20, 2025

  • Desal approval: Local water agencies file objections to judge’s ruling

    By Dennis Taylor Verified| The Monterey County Herald Verified MONTEREY – A Monterey County Superior Court judge has struck down a lawsuit filed by three water agencies and one city against the California Coastal Commission for conditionally approving a desalination plant in Marina. But it is an “intended ruling” and is subject to challenges prior to a final ruling. The 118-page decision by Superior Court Judge Thomas Wills was issued March 28.

    By Dennis Taylor Verified · The Monterey County Herald

    Apr. 16, 2025

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The Monterey County Herald

A daily news organization covering Monterey County, California. We provide coverage of local organizations, business, events, entertainment, and sports, delivered to your doorstep via our print edition, and available at your fingertips through our mobile website and apps on your tablet and smartphone.

'+1 831-726-4366

Founded: 1922