Section 106 Success Story on Lighthouse Outgranting

The Office of Preservation Initiatives, Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, just sent me the link below showing a Section 106 Success Story on the Coast Guard outgranting program – featuring East Brother Light Station. It is posted at...

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We Are Not Alone

Community Choice Aggregation (CCA), of which MCE is a part, is happening all over the U.S. Take a look at the latest edition of Lean Energy. May/June 2013 Issue 5 CCA NEWS & NOTES Dear Friends: It's been a while since you've heard from us and there's a lot of...

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Coming to a Refinery Near You – Tar Sands Crude

Canadian tar sands crude heads to Bay Area refineries By Matthias Gafni Contra Costa Times Posted: 06/01/2013 04:00:00 PM PDT Updated: 06/02/2013 09:29:06 AM PDT While politicians, environmentalists and Big Oil fight over the Keystone XL pipeline, the Bay Area's five...

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Closures at San Rafael Bridge

Eastbound I-580 Western Drive On-Ramp to Be Closed for 90 Days starting This Saturday at 6 p.m. Traffic Shift to Begin Sunday Morning Contra Costa County – Sunday morning, June 2nd, Caltrans will close the westbound Interstate 580 bridge deck just east of the...

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Richmond Renaissance

This Richmond promotional video, commissioned by Richard Poe to promote Marina Bay properties, as produced by a group of Richmond young people known as the Green Screen Team. Click on http://youtu.be/r4AIHZiIxvg. The Green Screen Crew: Groundwork’s Hometown Richmond...

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Violinist Kit Eakle’s FiddleJazz Quintet Tonight

Event FiddleJazz with Kit Eakle violin Violinist Kit Eakle's FiddleJazz Quintet will explore the history of jazz violin through the music of its greatest exponents, from Eddie South and Joe Venuti, to Jean-Luc Ponty and Regina Carter. The Concert will take place at...

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RPD Update

Greetings, As you will see reviewing the following activity I’ve included from the past week, it’s been both a busy and dangerous time for our personnel. A common theme could be “Guns, Gangs, and Getting Caught.” I continue to be very concerned about the young age of...

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Leafy Crimestoppers

Crime Fighting Trees Transform Philly Greening neighborhoods is proving to be a good way to reduce crime By Sarah Glover | Monday, May 27, 2013 | Updated 12:54 PM EDT Earl Richardson lives near the pocket park at N. 5th and Berk Streets. He says the park has made a...

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May 28, 2013, Richmond City Council Special Agenda/Packet

The Tuesday, May 28, 2013, Richmond City Council Special Agenda/Packet is on the web. Follow the link below to view: http://sireweb.ci.richmond.ca.us/sirepub/meet.aspx Items of particular interest include: G-1: A presentation on the cost of maintaining Richmond’s...

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Richmond Weird News

April Fool’s Day is 7 weeks behind us, but tomorrow is a full moon. Some weird stuff is going on in Richmond. Ponies in the Iron Triangle? Police chief showered with money? What’s next? Richmond: Pony found wandering Iron Triangle By Katie Nelson Contra Costa Times...

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Partnering to Create a New Richmond

Sustainability Case Story from Institute for Local Government Partnering to Create a New Richmond The City of Richmond was once known as one of the unhealthiest, crime-ridden cities in the Bay Area. But after establishing key partnerships and adopting an innovative...

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Illeism and Unfinished Agendas

Once again, the Richmond City Council adjourned without completing the agenda, largely due to the protracted filibustering of Corky Booze, who has recently added illeism to his manner of speaking. The act of referring to oneself in the third person is illeism, and one...

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