Farms in Richmond?

I was visiting Sunnyside Organic Seedlings last week in North Richmond, and it all of a sudden came to me what a thriving and potentially expandable urban agricultural opportunity we have in West Contra Costa County. Sunnyside is located in and around a 7-acre cluster...

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CC Times Editorial – Hiring Magnus Was a Stroke of Genius

Editorial: Must build on encouraging homicide statistics MediaNews editorial Posted: 12/30/2010 12:01:00 AM PST NEWSPAPERS, ESPECIALLY editorial pages, are often criticized for unfairly highlighting bad news in a particular community at the expense of the good news....

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Violence Prevention Grant Awarded to Richmond

Major Violence Reduction Grant Awarded To Richmond On Friday, Dec. 17th, the City of Richmond was awarded a grant in the amount of $369,309 as part of the fourth round of grants under CalGRIP--the Governor’s initiative to address gang violence in a smart way at the...

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Rosie the Riveter Visitor Center Could Open Next Fall

Rosie the Riveter visitor center could open next fall By Katherine Tam Contra Costa Times Posted: 12/24/2010 01:01:50 PM PST Updated: 12/24/2010 01:01:50 PM PST The brick oil house next to the historic Ford Craneway, where jeeps and tanks were assembled during World...

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Violent Crime Drops in Richmond

Violent crime drops in Richmond By Karl Fischer Contra Costa Times Posted: 12/24/2010 02:13:59 PM PST Art Alvarez saw his neighbor's pickup pull up to the curb one May evening in 2006. He watched Oscar Navarro step out of the cab and bend to wipe his boots. Then he...

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Bringing Jobs to Richmond

One of the themes of the recent election was jobs and which candidate was best positioned to create jobs in Richmond or attract employers to Richmond. One faction touted the job creating potential of the Point Molate casino and Chevron’s Hydrogen and Energy Renewal...

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Second Notice – Help Me Get Ready for New Year’s E-Forum

Only 12 days left in 2010 - Now is time for E-FORUM Readers to weigh in on the best and worst of 2010 and predictions for 2011. I am again inviting E-FORUM readers to weigh in with what you consumers of City of Richmond services want to say about what works and what...

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Rosie the Riveter Visitor Center Coming in 2011

On December 15, Ford Point LLC, The City of Richmond and the National Park Service consummated a deal that will create a National Park Visitor Center in the Ford Assembly Plant Oil House with a goal of completion in time for the 2011 Home Front Festival in October....

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WCCUSD Community Resource Guide Now Available!

WCCUSD Community Resource Guide now available! Take a look at the new WCCUSD Community Resource Guide 2010-2011. Hard copies of this guide will be distributed to all teachers, counselors and other support staff who work in WCCUSD. This guide was developed to help...

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Richmond Confidential – Greening the Triangle

Greening the Triangle By: Emily Bender | December 11, 2010 – 10:19 am Click Here for interactive graphics. The City of Richmond has completed two new draft plans aimed at making bicycling and walking in the city easier—and safer. Between 2004 and 2008, six cyclists...

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Help Me Get Ready for New Year’s E-Forum

Now is time for E-FORUM Readers to weigh in on the best and worst of 2010 and predictions for 2011. I am again inviting E-FORUM readers to weigh in with what you consumers of City of Richmond services want to say about what works and what doesn’t, who works and who...

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Richmond City Manager to Stay for Five More Years

Richmond city manager to stay for five more years By Katherine Tam Contra Costa Times Posted: 12/08/2010 03:45:02 PM PST Updated: 12/09/2010 10:15:19 AM PST Richmond's city manager, who is credited with helping to get the city's finances back into shape, is here to...

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