Miraflores Family Day: Spring Fling!

Here's a link (https://richmondcarotary.org/miraflores/) that explains Richmond Rotary’s Miraflores Centennial Project 2020 that will one day be installed in the Mriaflores Sustainable Greenbelt when the development is back on track. Also attached is an older article...

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From the East Bay Times – New Life for Point Molate

City Council executes about face on Point Molate By Katie Lauer, award-winning reporter In a stunning reversal of policy going back decades that has ignited bitter fights and unending litigation, the RPA-controlled Richmond City Council reached a far-reaching...

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New Richmond News Source

A new Richmond news source, the Grandview Independent has recently debuted. The website https://www.grandviewindependent.com describes it as follows: Welcome! This is Grandview Independent, a brand-new digital media publication offering news, information, and stories...

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March 29, 2023 – National Vietnam War Veterans Day

Tomorrow, on March 29, we commemorate National Vietnam War Veterans Day, and the City of Richmond is a Commemorative Partner in the United States of America Vietnam War Commemoration Commemorative Partner Program. See National Vietnam War Veterans Day PSA on Vimeo. We...

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City of Richmond Business Resources Summit

REGISTER NOW- includes complimentary breakfast REGISTER HERE ‌ ‌ ‌ Richmond Chamber of Commerce | 3925 Macdonald Avenue, Richmond, CA 94805 Update Profile | Constant Contact Data Notice Sent by staff@rcoc.com powered by Try email marketing for free...

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New Keepers at East Brother Lighthouse

After two outstanding stints as keepers for East Brother Lighthouse, Bryan and Stephanie Wesolek are moving on. Figure 1 - Bryan and Stephanie Wesolek The Board of Directors of East Brother light Station, Inc. a 501(c)c nonprofit, began our new keeper search back in...

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City Planning Functions Pretty Much Useless Anymore

Back in the day, we had planning staff, a Design Review Board and a Planning Commission that protected the interests of residents. That was before the incompetent and corrupt city attorney preempted legal and traditional protections, essentially took over Richmond...

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CivicWell Policymakers Conference at Asilomar

Shirley and I attended the CivicWell Policymakers Conference at Asilomar last week. CivicWell was formerly the Local Government Commission (LGC), and the Policymakers Conference at Asilomar was formerly the Ahwahnee Conference at Yosemite. Yosemite was not available...

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LAST DAY to apply for the Richmond Promise scholarship.

This is a $6,000 scholarship that any Richmond resident who is a high school graduate can access. It is not competive. March 17, 2023 View this email in your browser Richmond Promise scholarship application due March 17 Today is the last day for eligible seniors in...

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The Hotel Mac Rises Again

The venerable Hotel Mac restaurant, closed since the onset of COVID appears to be headed towards new life. According to the Richmond Standard, Richmond’s only remaining consistent news source, the historic Hotel Mac’s Restaurant and Bar in Point Richmond has been...

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Bizarre is Business As Usual

The City of Richmond government is stranger than fiction. You can’t make this stuff up. The bizarre has become business as usual. The recipient of a multi-million-dollar contract with the City of Richmond sits on the City Council. The District 6 councilmember lived...

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Richmond Ferry to add new trips on weekdays

Richmond Ferry to add new trips on weekdays March 7, 2023 The Richmond Standard Richmond Ferry Terminal Richmond Ferry service to and from San Francisco is expanding, with a new trip in each direction on weekdays: eastbound at 11:20 a.m. and westbound at noon. The...

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