86th Annual Meeting of the US Conference of Mayors

The US Conference of Mayors Annual Meeting was an extraordinary opportunity to learn from other mayors and experts and hear presentations from people we normally see only on TV news. This year’s meeting was in Boston from June 8-11 and did not disappoint. Mayors...

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Community Togetherness Day on June 9th

Join Rich City Rides for Love Our Greenway Community Togetherness Day on June 9th! From 10 am to 1 pm we’ll will be at our Adopt-A-Spot on the Richmond Greenway at 2nd St. between Ohio and Chanslor cleaning and beautifying the area. Snacks, water, and tools will be...

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Election Results ~ REVISED

Don Gosney has revised his results and writes: “My apologies. With the earlier results sent out, when I moved rows of data, some of the numbers in some of the cells stayed where they were. These numbers were pulled from the web sites of Contra Costa and Alameda...

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June 5 Preliminary Election Results

I provide these courtesy of Don Gosney. Don notes: Here are the preliminary results as of this morning. I’ve only included those results that may be of interest to the general percentage of the populace. Note that when Jovanka expanded her reach to include other...

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Community Workshop: Central Ave I-80 Underpass Improvements

View this email in your browser SHARE YOUR IDEAS AT OUR COMMUNITY WORKSHOP! Do you bike or walkon Central Avenue under I-80 to reach the places you enjoy? Would you like to help make it easier and safer to do so? The Central Avenue / Interstate 80 (I-80) underpass in...

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Volunteers Wanted for Coal Dust Testing

If you think that your home or property has been and continues to be exposed to coal dust, you may want to consider participating in a volunteer sampling and testing program that will begin soon. I am looking for volunteers who believe that coal dust has been...

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NIAD Exhibit Installation at Mayor’s Office

Please stop by the Mayor’s Office tonight from 4:30-6:30pm for our fourth annual NIAD Art Installation Party! This exhibition is titled “Bay Front. Home Front. Out Front.” and features stunning pieces from NIAD artists that encompass the natural beauty of our city....

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Remembering Richard J. Roughgarden this Memorial Day

War is a dangerous place. Not all casualties are a direct result of combat. Richard (Rich) Joseph Roughgarden graduated from Notre Dame with a Bachelor of Architecture degree in 1966, a year before I graduated from the University of Arkansas with the same degree. A...

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Join me tonight for Time with Tom!

Join me tonight from 5-7pm for a casual meet-and-great at Restaurante Bahia de Jiquilisco on 23rd Street! My staff and I will be available to answer questions related to your neighborhood or the City of Richmond, while enjoying some delicious Salvadorian cuisine. If...

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Salute e Vita at Marina Bay to Close July 6

July 6, 2018, will be a sad day in Richmond for both the patrons and beneficiaries of Salute e Vita Ristorante and its iconic owner, Menbere (Menbe) Aklilu. Originally named “Hawthorne’s,” The restaurant was built by the Poe family, the master developers of Marina...

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Homeless Point in Time Count for 2018

The Contra Costa Point in Time Count for unsheltered homeless persons is in, showing an increase from 109 in 2017 to 270 in 2018. The increase may be partially due to a more extensive street outreach program. Contra Costa County continues to be the focal point for...

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