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Colorado River Crisis Threatens Santa Monica Water Supply

Santa Monica Daily Press·May 6

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A crisis on the Colorado River is reportedly affecting the water supply in Santa Monica. The situation is described as a threat to the water supply, though details of the impact are not specified. The extent of the threat to Santa Monica's water supply remains unclear.

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