Richmond Quiet zones

Ms. Dickson, While I appreciate the offer of an informational meeting about train horns, I respectfully suggest that explaining horn use it is not what is really needed. I think people understand what a train horn is, and the City of Richmond probably knows more than...

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Community Choice Aggregation and marin Clean Energy

I have been a cheerleader for the Community Choice Aggregation movement far about 10 years. I am very excited that the majority of City Council members has supported moving forward to join the first Community Choice Aggregation project in the state, the Marin Clean...

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Plenty to Eat in Richmond on Thanksgiving

Nobody should go hungry in Richmond on Thanksgiving. Some of the free feasts that are available include: First United Methodist Church in Point Richmond (I will be there), corner Martinez and West Richmond. Thurs, Nov. 24. There is an optional Inter-Faith Worship...

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RPD Update – November 23, 2011

Dear Council Members, City Manager, and Others: This is a slightly longer update than usual on a small sampling of activities and calls for service RPD personnel have dealt with over the past month. The good news is that even though we have stayed busy, violent crime...

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Train Horns – A Modern Plague

This is a compendium and update of train horn issues in south Richmond. If you have complaints, questions or suggestion, just “reply to all.” There are a lot of players and a lot of information; keep everyone in the loop. The key to ultimate success staying on top of...

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Dec. 1 Public Meeting on Bay Trail Connection with Point Molate

Subject: Dec. 1 Public Meeting on Bay Trail Connection with Point Molate Richmond Bay Trail Network, Per the attached notice, you are invited to a public meeting at 7 PM Thursday, Dec. 1 to review design for the San Francisco Bay Trail connection between the bus stop...

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UC Puts Off Berkeley Lab Second-Campus Decision

UC puts off Berkeley lab second-campus decision By Andrew McGall Contra Costa Times Posted: 11/22/2011 11:32:58 AM PST Updated: 11/22/2011 11:32:59 AM PST The University of California now plans to reveal in early 2012 its decision on where it will build a second...

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Community Choice Aggregation Community Meeting – 11/30

View this in your browser The City of Richmond and Marin Energy Authority will host a community meeting to inform all Richmond residents and community members about the City’s interest in Community Choice Aggregation. Community Choice Aggregation is a system that...

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Eye on the East Bay: No More Mr. Tough Tow Guy

Eye on the East Bay: No more Mr. Tough Tow Guy Contra Costa Times Posted: 11/20/2011 12:00:00 AM PST Anyone who has undergone the small trauma of getting a car towed for illegal parking will be glad to know that Richmond now requires tow operators to undergo...

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Richmond Launching Ceremony Celebrates Veterans and Home Front

Richmond launching ceremony celebrates veterans and home front By Chris Treadway Contra Costa Times Posted: 11/11/2011 06:33:10 PM PST Updated: 11/11/2011 06:33:13 PM PST With a swing of a facsimile Champagne bottle, Marian Sauer christened a replica Victory ship bow...

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Richmond’s First Food Policy Council Meets

Richmond’s first food policy council meets Community Gardens, like the one at Adams Crest, grow hundreds of pounds of food each year. Yet, one of Richmond's most pressing concerns is a lack of healthy food options. (photo by: Wendi Jonassen) By: Wendi...

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Stay Warm Tonight in Pt. Richmond with Music

We wanted to suggest that you get out of cold and join us this evening for some warm and inviting music. Tonight, Claudia performs with our good friend, Katie Dahl, a fine young singer/songwriter from Minnesota - the winner in last year’s Big Top Chautauqua...

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Ivy League Connection Wins Golden Bell Award

The Ivy League Connection, a project of the West Contra Costa Unified School District started by school board members Charles Ramsey and Madeline Kronenberg, was award the prestigious Golden Bell Award by the California School Boards Association. The Ivy League...

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Veterans Day

The following story from the Contra Costa Times unfairly appears to criticize Mayor McLaughlin for her choice of Veteran’s Day activities. Apparently, the mayor has chosen to exercise her First Amendment rights that veterans have fought for the last 200+ years by...

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