The Famous Point Richmond Turkey Shoot – Thanksgiving Morning

Having trouble viewing this email? Click here It's that time of year again- Greetings! Turkey Day in the Point! Join us for the umpteenth Turkey Shoot and Parade...and then return to your kitchen happy and relaxed. Thursday, Nov 22nd...10:15am in front of The Plunge...

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Toxics Linger After Chevron Fire

Group: Toxics linger after Chevron fire Peter Fimrite Updated 9:22 p.m., Sunday, November 18, 2012 Cancer-causing chemicals linger around homes and in gardens over a 9-square-mile area more than three months after a catastrophic fire at the Chevron refinery in...

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No One Goes Hungry in Richmond on Thanksgiving

I know of two free community Thanksgiving dinners in Richmond. If you know of others, let me know, and I will publicize them. First United Methodist Church, corner West Richmond and Martina, serves a free community Thanksgiving dinner, the 17th annual. All are...

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Agenda for November 20, 2012, City Council Agenda/Packet

The November 20, 2012, Richmond City Council Agenda/Packet is on the web. The link is http://sireweb.ci.richmond.ca.us/sirepub/mtgviewer.aspx?meetid=419&doctype=AGENDA. Items that are likely to attract discussion and controversy include: J-1: APPROVE a resolution...

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Richmond Preparedness Expo on November 17

Richmond preparedness Expo Sat., Nov 17th 10am-3pm, Craneway Pavilion 1414 S. Harbour Way; Richmond 94084 Are you prepared for the next emergency? Come find out how to ensure you and your loved ones can be prepared! There will be safety organizations, hands on...

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RPD Update

Greetings! What follows is a small assortment of the calls for service and various cases RPD personnel were involved in recently. As you can see, there is no such thing as a "routine call." Police-work in Richmond remains challenging and certainly interesting! I feel...

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68-year old Grandmother Rappels 165 Feet Into Moaning Cavern

After an election, it’s good to get out of town for a few days – and it was Shirley’s birthday. We didn’t plan to go to Murphys on purpose; Shirley had purchased a package at a Richmond Art Center auction that included two nights in Murphys and two tickets to ride the...

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Getting Tom Butt’s Goat

Getting Tom Butt’s Goat Always keep the newspaper out of reach when feeding goats (Photo: Sarah Phelan). By Sarah PhelanPosted 3 hours ago Richmond City Councilmember Tom Butt makes no bones about the fact that he keeps a menagerie on the 5 acres that surround his...

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Chevron Sidesteps Call for Cleaner Tech

Chevron sidesteps call for cleaner tech Jaxon Van Derbeken Updated 10:45 p.m., Sunday, November 11, 2012 Refinery chief Nigel Hearne says all repairs will meet industry standards. Photo: Stephen Lam, Special To The Chronicle / SF Chevron will make only small-scale...

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City Council Resumes Post-Election Meetings

The November 13, 2012, Richmond City Council Agenda/Packet is on the web. Follow the link below to view: http://sireweb.ci.richmond.ca.us/sirepub/meet.aspx There is nothing particularly controversial on this agenda, but look for Corky Booze to complain bitterly about...

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A Marine Veteran in the Iron Triangle Goes Solar

A Marine veteran in the Iron Triangle goes solar Students from the Green Technology Education program at Laney College worked for a day and half installing solar panels on Henry Avila's rooftop. By Jennifer BairesPosted 2 hours ago Aside from the four years he served...

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Updated Election Results

These don’t change the order, but the numbers shift a little. Bates’ lead increases. Martinez closes the gap on Bell. Langlois loses ground. Chart courtesy of Don Gosney.

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Election Recap: Voters Seek Familiar Faces

Election recap: Voters seek familiar faces Richmond residents elected Nat Bates, Tom Butt and Gary Bell. By Stephen Hobbs, Rachel Witte, Rachel de Leon, and Tawanda KanhemaPosted November 8, 2012 8:25 pm When the official returns came in on Wednesday morning, Richmond...

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Railroad Quiet Zones Updated

The Railroad Quiet Zone Web Page has now been updated with the latest addition, West Six. We are working on the crossing at Regatta/South 34th Street and the one at Cutting and Carlson. UP (Union Pacific) has been sitting for a year on documents they have to review in...

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