Mayor and Councilmember Respond to Tom Barnidge’s Column

Richmond blazes new trails to success by Gayle McLaughlin, Mayor of Richmond‚ Nov. 04‚ 2013 (Ed Note: This piece recently appeared as a guest commentary in the Contra Costa Times. It again highlights how entrenched interests are battling a Richmond mayor committed to...

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Weekly Report for the Week Ending November 1st, 2013

Subject: Weekly Report for the Week Ending November 1st, 2013 Mayor and City Councilmembers: This is the weekly report for the week ending November 1st, 2013. 1. Meeting Notes The next City Council meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, November 5th beginning with a Closed...

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Did Chevron Hijack Veterans Day?

Nice story below, “Riggers loft renovation nears completion,” from Richmond Confidential. The Riggers Loft will be the featured venue at a Veteran’s Day ceremony during which the Riggers Loft will be “rededicated,” presumably having been initially dedicated some 70...

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Mural Dedication Ceremony in Richmond

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 29, 2013 Contact: Michele Seville, Arts & Culture Manager, City of Richmond 510-620-6952 – Michele_seville@ci.richmond.ca.us Mural Dedication Ceremony for Richmond Identities “Richmond Identities: Extraordinary Lives/Ordinary People”...

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Richmond Residental Real Estate in the News

Here are a couple of interesting articles about Richmond residential real estate. The first one is by Emily Badger, a prolific Journalist who has written some interesting pieces, but this is about as close to fluff as journalism can get. In fairness, the article is...

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Racist Remarks Put Obscure Elected Official Under Spotlight

Several people have asked me why I did not speak when the item addressing the racist remarks by West County Wastewater District Director Leonard Battaglia was discussed on voted on at the October 22 City Council meeting. Even the Richmond Pulse noted, “After the three...

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Richmond at a Watershed Moment for Street Conditions

MTC just released the Pavement Condition Index (PCI) for 2012. Richmond is about in the middle of the pack, compared to other cities, in the “fair” range with a current three-year moving average of 61. That is up from 58 last year and 55 in 2010, largely the result of...

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Richmond Commercial Real Estate Market on the Rise

Click here for Richmond Review. The Richmond market is progressing in almost all categories across the board. Still lagging in office and office/flex, but manufacturing and warehouse is much stronger and we can expect even better things in Q4 2013 and into 2014....

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