This is the weekly report for the week ending April 12th, 2013. Meeting Notes The next City Council meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, April 16th beginning with a Closed Session at 5:00 PM, followed by the Housing Authority agenda at 6:25 PM, and the regular, open City...

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Chevron Fire Report Shows Troubled History

Chevron fire report shows troubled history Jaxon Van Derbeken Updated 10:55 pm, Friday, April 12, 2013 1A string of unheeded warning signs, missteps and lost opportunities spanned the decade leading up to last summer's disastrous fire at Chevron's Richmond refinery,...

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San Rafael Bridge Project Begins with Massive Delays

It appears that the long dreaded Interstate 580 Scofield Avenue and Western Drive Bridge Decks Replacement Project has started, and early reports indicate massive traffic jams that increase the normal 5-minute San Rafael bridge crossing time to nearly 30 minute, so if...

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MCE Town Hall Meeting – Monday, April 22nd

We encourage you to consider attending a town hall meeting that will provide a presentation, discussion and Q&A about Richmond's new electricity options. The meeting will be hosted by the City of Richmond and the public power agency MCE. The meeting will take...

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Banjo Master Bill Evans, Friday, April 12

Bill Evans - The Banjo In America Point Richmond Acoustic presents banjo maestro Bill Evans and his show, The Banjo In America on Friday, April 12, at 8pm at the First Methodist Church, 201 Martina Avenue in Point Richmond. Singer/songwriter/guitarist Mokai opens the...

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Richmond Man Summitted Mt. Everest Six Times

Now a U.S. citizen, East Bay man has been to the mountaintop By Serena Valdez Oakland Tribune Posted: 04/09/2013 04:23:06 PM PDT Updated: 04/10/2013 06:35:03 AM PDT 1 of 13 Kami Sherpa talks about his life as a Sherpa guide in Nepal before the Naturalization Ceremony...

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Bringing Back the Natives Garden Tour

Bringing Back the Natives Garden Tour More than 50 stops listed for annual tour in East Bay Jessica Olthof, The Chronicle The Butts' garden features natives, such as this huge ceanothus shrub. Joe Eaton and Ron Sullivan April 2, 2013 Formal or wild, lush or xeric,...

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An Ode to Castro County

Journalist by day and North and East Poet Laureate by night, Janis Mara was inspired to pen this pithy poem heralding Castro County. Perhaps she has ambitions to become the first poet laureate of Castro County and wishes to establish her bona fides before the...

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Chevron Corporation Upgrades from “C” to “B”

Chevron Corporation Upgrades from “C” to “B” NEWS by Marilyn Langlois, April 1, 2013 – TRANSCEND Media Service Richmond, California Refinery to Be Worker-Owned and Operated Chevron CEO John Watson announced today that Chevron Corporation, a major oil company under...

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