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$10M from state budget to address 'sudden tree die-off' in East Bay parks

$10M from state budget to address ‘sudden tree die-off’ in East Bay parks

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The East Bay Regional Park District (EBRPD) received $13.5 million from the California State budget to prevent wildfires, including $10 million to specifically remove...

Richmond event offers rare glimpse at wartime child development center

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By Kathy Chouteau A “Maritime Tea” fundraiser hosted by the Rosie the Riveter Trust last Saturday afternoon at the Rosie the Riveter/WWII Home Front National...
New art exhibit comes to Point Richmond post office

New art exhibit at Point Richmond post office

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Now through Oct. 4, community members strolling through Point Richmond Historic Square can view a new art exhibit at the neighborhood post office. Starting last...
Virtual and in-person hiring events upcoming for local job-seekers

Virtual and in-person hiring events upcoming for local job-seekers

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By Kathy Chouteau Two upcoming hiring events this month—one held virtually by the California College of the Arts and the other on-site at RichmondWORKS—will offer...
Richmond Public Library adding books to WCCUSD food giveaway events for children

Richmond Public Library to add books to WCCUSD food giveaway events

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Food to nourish the body, and books to nourish the soul. The Richmond Public Library will give away books to children in conjunction with...

Beer Can Monolith creator unveils new pyramids in Richmond, Albany

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By Kathy Chouteau The beer can monolith creator (BCM)—an anonymous Richmond artist who has built a number of pyramids throughout the city often using regionally...
New Year's Eve brings extended train service, free bus rides

Mayor Tom Butt to host grand reopening of Richmond Transit Center

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With BART set to return to near pre-pandemic service levels starting Aug. 2, Richmond Mayor Tom Butt is welcoming back activity at the Richmond...
Casablanca coming to a WWII-era ship near you

Movie Nights return to Red Oak Victory after pandemic pause

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By Kathy Chouteau The Red Oak Victory and National Park Service will usher in the return of the ship’s “Movie Nights” Thurs., July 15 with...
Bat-wielding man goes on vehicle vandalism spree in West County

Bat-wielding man goes on vehicle vandalism spree in West County

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A man suspected of vandalizing multiple vehicles with a bat earlier today -- including smashing a car window while a passenger was inside in...

Pinole police say homicide related to family dispute

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A fatal shooting in Pinole Thursday started as a dispute between family members, police said. Jeramy Dorsey, 25, of Oakland, allegedly shot a member of...

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Chevron Richmond reports safety gains and free home upgrades at town hall

Chevron Richmond reports safety gains and free home upgrades at town hall

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By Mike Aldax Chevron Richmond reported a 62 percent drop in notices of violation over the last half-year and a downward trend in flaring events...
Sheldon Elementary to host student music and debate showcase

Sheldon Elementary to host student music and debate showcase

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Sheldon Elementary School will host "A Night of Brazilian Rhythm & Voice" on Thursday, May 21. The event takes place from 6-7 p.m. in...
Richmond teen launches 'Story Time' initiative to support early literacy

Richmond teen launches ‘Story Time’ initiative to support early literacy

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A 15-year-old local advocate is taking a direct approach to addressing literacy challenges among youth in her community. Kendyl Drisker has established Story Time with...