Peel & Stick

This is a little abstruse, so don"t continue if you are not willing to exercise your brain a little. Making a construction project down at the Richmond City Hall is like that proverbial sausage, something you really don"t want to watch. On April 3, 2007, staff brought...

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Contra Costa Ties Reprises April 1 Surprise

CITY BEAT FOOLED AGAIN: The Richmond City Council may form a sister city relationship with Baghdad. Well, not really, but hundreds of people believed it for a little while last Sunday thanks to Richmond Councilman Tom Butt's annual April Fools' Day e-mail. For the...

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2 of a Kind at NIAD

National Institute of Art & Disabilities 551 23rd Street Richmond, CA 94804 510.620.0290 www.niadart.org NIAD and the CALIFORNIA SOCIETY OF PRINTMAKERS PRESENT... ART - FOOD - MUSIC - ART 2 OF A KIND April 9th-June 15th RECEPTION: Saturday, April 14th 2-5pm AT...

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East Bay Center – Please turn out to see our young artists!

You are Cordially Invited" To attend our annual Youth Artists Repertory performances We"d like to have you come and see the rewards of your generous service to the Center in action. We will be presenting works by our four companies on Friday and Saturday, April 13 and...

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Free Help With Income Taxes

For release March 28, 2007 Contact: Lloyd Madden 925-313-1736 Still time to get help with tax preparation from free program WHAT: Free tax preparation is still available for low- to moderate-income residents through the fourth annual Earn It! Keep It! Save It! (EKS)...

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Getting a Handle on Broom

Click here for photos and a slide show of the French broom removal work party by volunteers at Miller-Knox Regional Shoreline Park in Pt. Richmond on Saturday, March 31. At least 32 people (of all ages, shapes, and stamina) joined staff from the East Bay Regional Park...

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Richmond COPS At Work This Week

Click here for the Weekly Richmond Police Activity Report for the week of March 25 - 31. Here is an example from the report of proactive community policing in action: "Officer Tod Opdyke investigated an incident involving two individuals believed to be casing the...

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Local Tribune Reporter Covers Richmond Small Business

Must have been a slow news day, but we appreciate the story from North and East Richmond resident and Tribune Business Reporter Janis Mara at http://www.insidebayarea.com/business/ci_5599024. Firm helps craft local landscape By Janis Mara, BUSINESS WRITER Article Last...

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SBCGlobal blocks e-forums

For reasons that are unclear, sbcglobal blocks my E-FORUMs. If you know anyone who has subscribed but does not receive it, this may be the reason. There are hundreds of people on the TOM BUTT E-FORUM distribution list with sbcglobal email addresses, and they regularly...

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Community Workshop Wednesday

Councilman Butt, Would you be so kind as to forward this on to your extensive email list? Thanks in advance. WORKSHOP WEDNESDAY! IF YOU CAME TO ONE OF THE PREVIOUS MEETINGS " THANK YOU! IF YOU DIDN"T MAKE IT: IT"S NOT TOO LATE TO SEE WHAT THE EXCITEMENT IS ABOUT! Come...

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SF Chronicle Editorializes Chevron Trail Impasse

Chevron's unhappy trails Tuesday, April 3, 2007 IN THE PAST eight years, the portion of the Bay Trail running through Richmond has nearly doubled to 24 miles, thanks to the efforts of some determined volunteers and good-spirited neighbors. But the effort to close one...

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SF Chronicle on Chief Magnus

RICHMOND Police chief faces hard questions Popular newcomer wows residents, angers some officers Jim Herron Zamora, Chronicle Staff Writer Tuesday, April 3, 2007 When he moved from North Dakota, Chris Magnus knew that Richmond is a tough town with one of the state's...

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Bay Trail to Point Molate Pits Everyone Against Chevron

Following is an article in today"s San Francisco Chronicle about the effort to secure a route for the Bay Trail to Point Molate. Click here for a summary of the legal arguments made to the California State Lands Commission. Councilmember Jim Rogers and other East Bay...

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City Council to Consider New Sister City Relationship

Thanks to an offer of a substantial grant from the U.S. State Department, the Richmond City Council will decide on Tuesday whether to enter into a sister city relationship with the City of Baghdad. Richmond is one of only six American cities that have been offered the...

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Trade Gardening for Rent

I am looking for a person who would like to trade gardening and other tasks for rent in the studio apartment over our garage (carriage house). The apartment is about 650 square feet and has a large living/dining/sleeping room, a kitchen and bathroom. The ideal person...

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Nystrom Neighborhood Walking Safety Workshop

I apologize for the late notice of this workshop today, but you may find it informative! Help Make 12th St., Florida & Harbor Way Safer to Walk & Cross (A Walk Safely Workshop in Action) Share experiences, Walk along and across the streets & Learn how...

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Mechanics Bank Moves to Historic Relocated Railroad Building

In a triumph of historic preservation meets economic development, the 102-year old Mechanics Bank will be moving its Point Richmond branch into a building of almost the same vintage, the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe's original Richmond Reading Room that now stands at...

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