Video Cameras in Public Places – Whose Security?

There has been a flurry of discussion the last two days about Richmond"s pending investment in security cameras in public places. The article below from today"s Contra Costa Times discusses objections in general to security cameras from the ACLU, including quotes from...

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Festival Brings Thousands to Richmond for History and Sunshine

Rosie the Riveter Home Front Festival by the Bay Click here for photos of events. A whirlwind of activities that began on September 22 and ended today, September 30, drew thousands of visitors to Richmond to participate in the first Home Front Festival by the Bay and...

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Walk That Fat Away

With three City Council members setting an example by winning first place ribbons in the 5K Home Front Festival Run, this is a good time to get Richmond kids out and walking to school. This Wednesday, October 4, is International Walk-to-School Day, a perfect...

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Little League to Return to Richmond?

A number of individual and organizations are meeting next week to re-establish a Little League program in Richmond. They invite anyone interested in being part of the effort to join them at an organizational meeting at 6 p.m. Wednesday, October 3, at the Coronado...

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Petition Drive Seeks to Place Refinery Tax on Ballot

A new ballot measure, which salvages the least controversial component of Measure T of 2007, is currently the subject of a low profile but apparently fruitful petition drive by volunteers. Measure T of 2007, which would have amended Richmond"s Business License...

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Tom Carson

Tom Carson was perhaps best known around Richmond for his community volunteer activities, particularly those with WCCUSD students. He introduced and created a robotics class as a volunteer for the West Contra Costa Unified School District for which he received the...

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Cal Journalism Students Cover Richmond News Via Blog

See http://richmondca.wordpress.com/ for a view of Richmond from UC Berkeley graduate journalism students. For more information, contact Nick Kusnetz, Reporter, UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism, 917-715-5228, nkusnetz@gmail.com ,...

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Green Chamber of Commerce Comes to Richmond

The Green Chamber of Commerce is organizing an event called "Greening Richmond " A Community Battles Global Warming," Sunday, October 21st, from 1-5 p.m. at DeJean Middle School in Richmond. This event is designed to help residents and business owners learn about...

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Reminder of Miraflores Scoping

I don"t know where the West County Times got the headline for this story, "Concern for nurseries stands in way of project," but they should have listed it, "Project gets in way of preserving history." See Miraflores EIR Scoping Meeting September 26, 2007, September...

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Sex Offenders in Your Neighborhood?

You can use a free service at www.familywatchdog.us to locate sex offenders living in your neighborhood, including clicking on each location to pull up photographs and details.

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HOw Walkable is Your Neighborhood?

A new online site called Walk Score uses Google maps to calculate a score based on where you live and what's close by. It was developed to help homebuyers, renters, and real estate agents find houses and apartments in great neighborhoods. Walk Score shows you a map of...

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Richmond Kids Making Green

Click here for a link to the KCRT website with information about The Green Screen TV show, our local EarthTeam environmental TV show, by and for teens. Episode #7 is now airing, per the schedule on this KCRT page, and includes a story about the opening of the Richmond...

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Baltic Restaurant in Point Richmond for Lease

Want to get into the restaurant business? Have a friend who wants to own a restaurant? Like to select and book bands for live music? Like the ambiance of Point Richmond? Now"s your chance! The historic Baltic Restaurant premises in the heart of old Point Richmond at...

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