March 17, 2023
 

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Richmond Promise scholarship application due March 17

Today is the last day for eligible seniors in the West Contra Costa Unified School District to submit an application for the Richmond Promise Scholarship. Students can receive $1,500 per school year for at least four years of guaranteed funding. Richmond Promise launched in 2016 with a $35 million, 10-year investment by Chevron Richmond.

Cheers to the Promise 
It will be beers and cheers at the Richmond Promise March fundraiser. 
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58 Kennedy High students honored for 3.75+ GPAs. 
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San Pablo set to celebrate 75th anniversary with special event.   
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The Backyard to host next Reggae Sunday on March 26. 
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East Brother Beer to hit streets with classic car show and cruise series.
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Reporter Kathy Chouteau’s favorite things series visits Riveter Bar at Assemble Marketplace. 
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WCCUSD breaks ground on Lake Elementary School replacement project.
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Spring Fling and Art Stroll readies for return to Point Richmond.
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Richmond Art Center unveils spring exhibitions.
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Richmond aims to train community members to respond to low level 911 calls.
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Learn more about new ways to play pickleball in Richmond.
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