Media Coverage of Measures N and O

Tomorrow night, the Richmond City Council will vote on resolutions apposing Measures N and O. For those of you who are not already tired of hearing about Measures N and O, following is press coverage dating from back in 2015 to just a few hours ago. A growing number...

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Richmond’s budget deficit grows to $11 million

See National Resource Network Richmond Budget Presentation April 26, 2016 for the budget presentation at the Richmond City Council on April 26, 2016. On May 2, 2016, City Manager Bill Lindsay will start to provide a pathway to reach a structurally balanced budget for...

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Clarifying Richmond’s Rent Protection Measure

This is a response to Councilmember McLaughlin’s “Email from Gayle McLaughlin April 9, 2016,” (copied at the end of this email) that disputed my critique in RPA Hits the Streets with Rent Control Petitions, April 3, 2016. One thing we all agree on is that demand for...

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Tess Crosses the Rainbow Bridge

Our nearly 13-year old Labrador, Tess, crossed the Rainbow Bridge yesterday after a long and full life. Tess came to us as a recue dog from Golden Gate Lab Rescue in 2003. She had a serious break in her elbow when still in the litter, and her family did not want to...

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Video for Birthday 2016 Fundraiser

This is a really nice video montage made by Joan Garrett for my March 30 Birthday Fundraiser at Kaleidoscope. You may find yourself in it. You can watch it or download a copy from this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9WXrZeb-_72NThoRExOWndfa2c/view?usp=sharing...

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RPA Hits the Streets with Rent Control Petitions

The Richmond Progressive Alliance kicked off the petition drive for their new Rent Control initiative this week with the goal of placing it on the November ballot. I suspect that few people who sign these petitions make any effort to really understand them, but in...

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