City Council Goes on Shopping Spree

The City of Richmond is facing a serious budget challenge for next fiscal year 2015-16, and the budget compilation process has just started and will end with adoption in July. The Charter charges the city manager and mayor to prepare “…an annual budget for submission...

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Berkeley’s Live Oak Park Fair Relocates to Richmond

Berkeley's Live Oak Park Fair relocates to Richmond By Sarah Rohrs Correspondent Posted: 03/10/2015 11:35:38 AM PDT Updated: 4 days ago BERKELEY -- Sad news for Berkeley, but good news for Richmond. That's one way of looking at the decision to stop staging the Live...

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New Jobs at MCE (Marin Clean Energy)

Marin Clean Energy is announcing a recruitment for the position of Manager of Business and Community Development. A copy of the announcement is attached. Please feel free to post or to distribute to anyone who may be interested. The announcement can also be found at...

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Richmond Branding and Marketing Plan

I am excited to announce that we have already secured $35,000 in pledges, over one-third of the $100,000 goal, towards our budget for a Branding and Marketing Plan. I am asking everyone to help identify or persuade individual, organizations and companies to raise the...

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Hilltop and the Sign

Hilltop and the Sign Working Draft Tom Butt, Mayor, City of Richmond March 8, 2015 Introduction The debate about whether or not Richmond should amend its sign ordinance to allow large LED billboard signs with constantly changing messages is largely driven by advocates...

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Richmond Ferry Service to Become a Realty

Richmond Ferry Service to Become a Reality by Joseph R. Fonseca Friday, March 06, 2015, 5:57 AM Nina Rannells of the Water Emergency Transportation Authority. Courtesy SFBT At its meeting of March 5, the Board of Directors of the Water Emergency Transportation...

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Report on RPD’s FIP Training Last Week

MARCH 05, 2015 http://www.counterpunch.org/2015/03/05/can-police-training-put-the-cuffs-on-racial-bias/ In A Post-Ferguson World: Can Police Retraining Put The Cuffs on Racial Bias? by STEVE EARLY ”We are asking for more training for our officers,” said Lorian...

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Richmond Ferry One Step Closer

CONTACT Ernest Sanchez sanchez@watertransit.org 510.289.2530 MacKenzie Communications jeff@mackenziesf.com p. 415.403.0800 c. 202 378 8993 MEDIA ADVISORY LONG-AWAITED FERRY SERVICE TO RICHMOND ONE STEP CLOSER TO REALITY Service Planned to Start in 2018 WHO: Water...

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Richmond’s Historic Atchison Village to Pilot Solar Energy

Richmond's Historic Atchison Village to Pilot Solar Energy Breakthrough allows for compatibility between affordability, historic preservation, and solar energy. Free or low cost solar installations by GRID Alternatives across Richmond, CA. “Installing solar at...

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Rosie the Riveter Trust Annual Dinner April 11, 2015

Rosie the Riveter Trust is the non-profit partner of Rosie the Riveter WW II Home Front National Historical Park and plays a major role in supporting and funding park-related programs and projects, notably the highly regarded “Rosie’s Girls” summer program for middle...

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Kickoff Richmond Business Roundtable Luncheon March 26

The premier Business Roundtable, as promised in my State of the City presentation, will take place at the Richmond Country Club on Thursday, March 26 from 12:00pm to 1:30pm. Seats are limited and reservations are accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis. You can...

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