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NIAD Art Center kicks off new year with ‘Relics for the...
By Kathy Chouteau
NIAD Art Center, a Richmond-based studio for adult artists with developmental disabilities, will usher in the New Year with its first in-person...
Richmond advises residents on ‘treecycling’ options
By Kathy Chouteau
With the holiday season in the rearview mirror, the City of Richmond’s Environmental and Health Initiatives Division has released options for residents...
CCHS awarded grant for child safety seat education program
By Kathy Chouteau
Contra Costa Health Services’ (CCHS) Public Health Nursing Car Seat Project has received a $90,300 grant from the California Office of Traffic...
Richmond company recognized in magazine’s Station Design Awards
By Kathy Chouteau
The construction company behind Contra Costa County Fire Protection District (Con Fire) Station 70, a 15,000-square-foot two-story fire station in San Pablo,...
Richmond Promise gets $300K grant to support CCC students
By Kathy Chouteau
Richmond Promise, the college scholarship and guidance program working to create a college graduating culture in Richmond, was awarded a national grant...
Richmond apartment complexes get early visit from Santa’s helpers
By Mike Kinney
SANTA CLAUS' helpers made an early visit at the St. John’s Apartments on Macdonald Avenue and the Crescent Park Apartments on Hartnett...
Richmond LPS students build bridges to support engineering education
By Kathy Chouteau
Students in Jeff Grossmann’s Intro to Engineering class at Richmond’s Leadership Public School recently accomplished something that had never been done before...
Richmond Furniture to close after more than three decades in business
By Mike Kinney
Richmond Furniture, a family-owned business that became somewhat of a local landmark at Garvin and San Pablo avenues since opening in 1989,...
Red Oak Victory offers shopping discounts, open during the holidays
By Kathy Chouteau
Community members still checking off their holiday gift list have the chance to get a sweet discount while supporting a worthy Richmond...
Dream fulfilled: Richmond native hired as Southwest pilot
By Kathy Chouteau
When he was about five years old, Malachi Sanders flew on a 747 airplane to Hawaii, his first-ever flight.
The experience sparked within...
![NIAD Art Center kicks off new year with ‘Relics for the Future’ he return of the 8x8 Art Raffle, featuring small works by NIAD artists and friends from the Bay Area art scene A highlight of the afternoon will be tributes honoring two NIAD legends: Ann Meade, who has worked at the studio for 25 years, and Terri Moore, a beloved Studio Support Specialist since 2012. Food and refreshments reflect NIAD’s love for local flavor and inclusivity, with a taco bar by Tacos El Tucán, paletas from Pepitos, and signature cocktails and mocktails by bartender Robin Biles. Tickets are available now on a $0–$50 sliding scale, and raffle tickets will be sold onsite. Organizers encourage attendees to wear their favorite fantasy sports attire and come ready to cheer. WHY: "To celebrate NIAD’s unique community of artists, caregivers, staff, and supporters—and to keep building a more joyful, inclusive Richmond," the organizers said. For more details, visit [NIAD’s website] or head to the Art Center on June 7 for a chance to be part of the action.](https://richmondstandard.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/IMG_9871001-324x235.jpg)











