Nutiva Moves to Richmond, Adds 50 Employees

I was curious why a Southern California company would pick up and move to Richmond, so I called John Roulac. This is what he told me: Nutiva needed a much larger facility and wanted to be near the port of Oakland because all their raw materials are imported. The...

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Richmond Council Moves Port Security Project to New Location

I believe that both the City Council and City staff are now aligned and committed to make the Port Operations and Security Center implementation coincide and co-locate with a rehabilitated Riggers Loft. For additional background, see The Riggers Loft is the Clear...

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Richmond Neighbors Nurture Tree-Planting Effort

Richmond neighbors nurture tree-planting effort By Chris Treadway Contra Costa Times Posted: 06/06/2012 05:54:22 PM PDT Updated: 06/06/2012 05:54:22 PM PDT An effort by residents to plant more trees in the North and East neighborhoods of Richmond is branching out with...

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Richmond Just Approved by MEA Board

Richmond was just approved by the MEA (Marin Energy Authority) Board subject to the conditions in the MEA staff report (available at http://www.marinenergyauthority.com/PDF/6.7.12_Board_Packet.pdf) The second reading of the MEA ordinance will be agendized for June 19,...

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Marin Energy Authority Considers Including City of Richmond

Marin Energy Authority considers including city of Richmond By Richard Halstead Marin Independent Journal Posted: 06/03/2012 05:00:00 PM PDT Related MEA May 31: Editorial: It should be easier for consumers to compare power rates May 28: Marin Energy Authority says...

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Leafy Crimefighters

In Baltimore, the gods will not save you — but the trees will By Rachel Nuwer Thanks to The Wire, who can resist conjuring images of ghetto projects and rampant crime when thinking of the fine city of Baltimore? Indeed, Baltimore’s crime à la HBO is out of control....

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Tax a Cola, Prevent a Heart Attack

Back to Article Tax a cola, prevent a heart attack Jeff Ritterman Friday, June 1, 2012 Sugar-sweetened beverages have been shown to cause heart attacks, diabetes, weight gain, stroke and some cancers. A man who drinks one can of sugary soda a day has a 20 percent...

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New York Times – Plan to Tax Soda Gets a Mixed Reception

Plan to Tax Soda Gets a Mixed Reception Michael Short for The New York Times Fitness class at a community center in Richmond, Calif., a city with high rates of poverty and obesity. By PATRICIA LEIGH BROWN Published: June 2, 2012 RICHMOND, Calif. — The California good...

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Weekly Report for the Two Weeks Ending June 1st, 2012

Mayor and Councilmembers: This is the weekly report for the two weeks ending June 1st, 2012. Meeting Notes The next meeting of the Richmond City Council is scheduled for Tuesday, June 5th beginning with the regular agenda at 6:30 PM. Note that there is no Closed...

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School District Pays Off 20-Year Debt Early

Lyanne Melendez RICHMOND, Calif. (KGO) -- The phrase "debt-free" has a wonderful ring to it. After making loan payments to the state for 21 years, the West Contra Costa Unified School District is now paid in full. Back in 1991, it was the first district in California...

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Richmond Art Center Telethon Tomorrow – Please Call In

Chris Treadway: Telethon will benefit Richmond Art Center By Chris Treadway Contra Costa Times Posted: 05/30/2012 11:50:49 AM PDT Updated: 05/31/2012 09:36:29 AM PDT Telethon fundraisers used to be a staple of public television stations and Jerry Lewis. A local...

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