Point Richmond Acoustic Fall Concert Series Begins October 12

Summer’s over. Darn! And the last of this season’s free fun Point Richmond Summer Concerts is this Friday. I hope you've had a chance to enjoy the music and the chance to meet with friends and neighbors. Fortunately, the music in Point Richmond continues all year...

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Quiet Zone Extension Goes Live on October

One of the most difficult and complex Quiet Zones to be established so far in Richmond will silence horns at 4th Street and Cutting Boulevard beginning October 25, 2012. Horns from this grade crossing in south central Richmond directly affect neighborhoods in Point...

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Tom Butt for City Council 2012 Update

After a great three-day weekend in Fayetteville, Arkansas at my 50th high school reunion, I am back to work and back on the campaign trail. Our first mailing piece hit mailboxes of traditionally vote-by-mail voters on Saturday, October 6. The second mailing piece will...

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Most Expensive Election in Richmond History

"I see in the near future a crisis approaching which unnerves me and causes me to tremble for the safety of my country. Corporations have been enthroned, an era of corruption will follow, and the money power of the country will endeavour to prolong its reign by...

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Nutiva Grand Opening Today

In the various candidates forums, everyone has an idea about how to create jobs in Richmond. The Chevron candidates think we should suck up to Chevron more. The Chamber of Commerce candidates think we should cut taxes and fees. Others think that the disruptions at...

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Booze Assault Case Divides Council

Booze assault case divides council The City Council is divided over whether to discuss a case of assault involving councilmember Corky Booze. (Photo by: Tawanda Kanhema) By Tawanda KanhemaPosted 3 hours ago City Councilmembers Tuesday night refused to publicly discuss...

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Point-Counter Point: Richmond Measure N Soda Tax

Point-Counter Point: Richmond Measure N Soda Tax by Community Forum on September 30, 2012 · 0 comments As election day approaches, debate sharpens over controversial local measures. Below see 17 REASONS WHY MEASURE N, A TAX ON SUGAR DRINKS, SHOULD BE DEFEATED, by...

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Community Groups Sue EPA Over Oil Refinery Pollution

Community groups sue EPA over oil refinery pollution Appreciate this post? Please donate & share below. http://www.southernstudies.org/2012/10/community-groups-sue-epa-over-oil-refinery-pollution.html A coalition of community organizations has filed a citizen...

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CPUC Approves Richmond Joining MEA

The Marin Energy Authority was notified today that the CPUC has reviewed and certified MEA’s revised CCA Implementation Plan that adds Richmond. MEA Board Members representing the City of Richmond will be Council Member Tom Butt with Mayor Gail McLaughlin serving as...

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Breaking Negative

It was a softball by Darrell Reese’s high standards, but the first hit piece of the 2012 Richmond campaign landed in mailboxes today. Turns out Marilyn Langlois withheld taxes for two years to protest the war in Iraq. Not exactly a felony. We all know death and taxes...

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Update from Chevron

The following is from Barbara Smith: City Council members Below is an update on two issues – community air monitoring and property tax. As always, please contact me if you have any questions or input. Community Air Monitoring Attached is a letter we sent to Bill...

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Riggers Loft Under Construction

The previously much maligned Riggers Loft (Riggers Loft Rehabilitation Project Contract Authorized by City Council, August 1, 2012) at Port of Richmond Point Potrero Marine Terminal is now well under construction and on schedule. Abatement of hazardous materials and...

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Richmond City Council Set to Ask Chevron to Invest in City

Richmond city council set to ask Chevron to invest in city AP Photo / Associated Press Chevron Refinery in Richmond (file) RICHMOND: City proposes Chevron refinery help revitalize downtrodden area KTVU.com RICHMOND, Calif. — Many Richmond residents have been highly...

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