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Oakland Post (Post News Group)
Published September 22Oakland Mayor Reads to Children at Bookout Block Party at Marcus Books Store
Booths lined the street with arts and crafts, and children participated in hands-on art projects. A large display of books was on display and each child chose his/her free book to take home. Food and snacks were available, and free water was encouraged to keep all hydrated. The…
Oakland Post (Post News Group)
Published September 22Neighborhood Empowerment Day in Deep East Oakland Brings Community Together After Recent Tragedy
Hosted by the 40x40 Council, the free, family-friendly resource fair featured health and wellness services, workshops, children’s activities, food, giveaways and local Black-owned businesses. Residents also connected with community organizations working to strengthen East…
Oakland Post (Post News Group)
Published September 22Community Action Group ‘Friends of Zakiya’ Ask Sheriff for Time
“Friends and Neighbors of Zakiya,” a community group of more than 60 neighbors, friends and community activists, is standing strong with Jendayi. The group holds weekly vigils every Tuesday from 6 p.m.-7p.m. at Jendayi’s residence at 3614 Randolph Ave. in Oakland. The post…
City of Dublin
Published September 21Senior Info Fair: One Stop for Many Community Resources
The community is invited to attend the annual Senior Info Fair, a one-stop event connecting older adults, caregivers, and families with valuable resources. It's on Saturday, October 3, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Dublin Senior Center.
Alameda Post
Published September 21We Dance and Walk for a World Without ALS and Alzheimer’s
The San Francisco Walk to End Alzheimer’s and the Walk and Roll to Cure ALS are both scheduled for October. Denise Lum shares her heartfelt reasons for participating and invites Alameda to donate, attend, and raise awareness for families affected by these diseases.
Alameda Post
Published September 19Eclipse is FAAS’s ‘Favorite Three-legged Pancake’
"At FAAS, Eclipse has earned a special reputation. He’s handsome, affectionate, full of personality, and perhaps most importantly, he’s our favorite three-legged pancake," shares FAAS. "...He loves getting out for walks, exploring his surroundings, and taking in everything the…
Alameda Post
Published September 18More Than a Food Bank: An Invitation to See Your Community in Action
"If you haven’t been inside our new building, this is a chance to tour the Island Community Market, meet our staff and volunteers, and get a glimpse of what happens here every day," shares AFB Executive Director Teale Harden. Photo by Maurice Ramriez.
Alameda Post
Published September 17Girl Scouts Earn Badges at the California Historical Radio Society
The California Historical Radio Society (CHRS) is inviting Girl Scouts to dive into the world of radio, storytelling, and media through a lineup of hands-on badge programs. CHRS Marketing Assistant Malena McCloud shares the exciting local collaboration and invites Girl Scouts to…
East Bay Express
Published September 15Oakland students fight sex trafficking with their voices
Dream Youth Clinic occupies a small, gray building in Oakland right off I-980. Colorful murals and a spattering of posters cover its interior, creating a space that welcomes youth affected by sex trafficking. “We try to make young people feel reflected in the posters,” says…
Richmondside
Published September 15A new clinic is helping Richmond immigrants navigate the legal complexities of asylum
A new clinic is helping Richmond immigrants navigate the legal complexities of asylum Two Berkeley nonprofits started a pilot project this year to fill a crucial service gap for refugees and newcomers who've survived violence.
Alameda Post
Published September 15What Would a Totally Climate-Friendly Alameda Look Like?
Alameda is making strides towards a climate-friendly future with emission reduction, tree canopy cover, and proper waste sorting for landfill diversion. Joyce Mercado encourages readers to continue their efforts as we build a greener city. Photo by Richard Bangert.
Oakland Post (Post News Group)
Published September 14Nuna Phillips-McKee Celebrates 100 Years: ‘A Century of Faith, Family and God’s Amazing Grace!’
OAKLAND POST — Nuna’s life has been one of Christian service. A longtime member of Wings of Love Maranatha Ministries, now Incredible Church, she serves as director of Community Services and is actively involved in the church’s Food Ministries. The post Nuna Phillips-McKee…