Executive Director Recruitment for Rosie the Riveter Trust

The Board of Directors of Rosie the Riveter Trust is seeking a resourceful and visionary leader with successful experience in non-profit capacity building and a keen passion for historical preservation, particularly as it relates to conveying the story of the American...

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Join Us Tomorrow for Richmond’s 4th Annual MLK Day of Service

Having trouble viewing this email? Click here Turn a day off into a fabulous day on! Come join us tomorrow for "Make It A Day On," at Richmond's Fourth Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service Monday, January 17, 2011, 9 AM to 1 PM Dear Friend, Dr. Martin Luther...

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Richmond Shoreline Activities

Having trouble viewing this email? Click here Dear Tom & Shirley, Richmond Shoreline Activities MLK Day of Service Project Monday, January 17, 9:00 am - 12:30 pm Richmond Shoreline Clean-Up Shimada Friendship Park, Marina Bay, Richmond In honor of Martin Luther...

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Richmond Confidential on Swearing in the New Council

For those who missed the swearing in love fest: Jobs, self-sufficiency priorities for new city council Mayor Gayle McLaughlin (top left), new councilmembers Jovanka Beckles (center left) and Corky Boozé (right), and returning councilmember Jim Rogers (bottom left)...

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Start the New Year with Bay Trail Outings and Workshops

The shorelines of San Francisco and San Pablo Bays offer many opportunities for mental refreshment and physical exercise. Check out the Richmond Bay Trail Calendar to view the abundance of varied activities for starting 2011 — getting out to enjoy the Bay Trail,...

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The Music Continues Through the Seasons in Point Richmond

Treadway: The music continues through the seasons in Point Richmond By Chris Treadway Contra Costa Times Posted: 01/08/2011 06:29:06 PM PST POINT RICHMOND IS known for its summer concert series, but the music doesn't stop when the seasons change. A concert series...

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UC Berkeley Historians Seek WWII Homefront Workers

UC Berkeley historians seek WWII homefront workers By Chris Treadway Contra Costa Times Posted: 01/07/2011 06:59:02 PM PST Updated: 01/07/2011 06:59:02 PM PST The people involved with the Rosie the Riveter Oral History project would take a few thousand words over a...

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Community Workshop Bay Trail Connection to Point Molate

There will be a Community Workshop January 25, 7:00 to 9:00 pm at the Point Richmond Community Center, 139 Washington Street. Point Richmond, CA 94801, to review options for the Bay Trail connection to Point Molate. See Details - Community Workshop......

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City Council Swearing in January 11

Tom Butt Richmond City Councilman 117 Park Place Point Richmond, CA 94801 Phone: 510.236.7435 Fax: 510.232.5325 E-mail: tom.butt@intres.com Tom Butt Political Website: http://www.tombutt.com/ CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE This message is intended only for the individual or...

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A Rose Grows in Richmond

| Blossoms and thorns through a writer’s lens. Blossoming writers from Richmond’s public schools and adult literacy project—190 wordsmiths in all—recently turned their pens to topics such as leaving a beloved home, starting a new life, and keeping a culture alive....

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Preview Richmond’s Pedestrian Plan January 20!

From: Nancy Baer, MSW, Manager Injury Prevention & Physical Activity Promotion Projects Contra Costa Health Services 597 Center Ave. Suite 115 Martinez, CA 94553 925-313-6837 phone 925-313-6334 fax www.cchealth.org Dear Friends and Colleagues, Best wishes to all...

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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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