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Published September 18Richmond’s pick for interim city manager has done the job in a dozen cities
Richmond’s pick for interim city manager has done the job in a dozen cities Mark Scott, who has been a permanent or interim city manager in numerous Southern California cities, has experience in pension issues and budget turnarounds.
Richmondside
Published September 18The musical lives of Point Richmond’s Susie Davis: Accordionist, piano teacher, Sheila E keyboardist
The musical lives of Point Richmond’s Susie Davis: Accordionist, piano teacher, Sheila E keyboardist From performing with the likes of the late Prince or Mick Jagger to giving lessons to local kids, Susie Davis has stories to tell.
Richmondside
Published September 17Richmond’s Chevron settlement money could dwindle if city keeps overspending, finance staff warns
Richmond’s Chevron settlement money could dwindle if city keeps overspending, finance staff warns The Richmond City Council rejected a proposal to postpone the settlement community engagement process.
Richmondside
Published September 177 things to do in Richmond this week
7 things to do in Richmond this week Highlights: Beaufunk headlines final Music on the Main concert of the summer, California Coastal Cleanup Day brings volunteers to Richmond shorelines, a chance to spruce up the Miraflores Greenbelt.
Mission Local
Published September 16Richmond Buzz: A ‘quiet opening,’ and a chef gives back
“Richmond Buzz” is a recurring column on changes and other news from the Richmond. This week: a very buzzy cafe can't avoid the buzz forever. Richmond Buzz: A ‘quiet opening,’ and a chef gives back
Richmondside
Published September 16Itani takes the helm at Delage, another matcha option comes to Berkeley, and more openings
Itani takes the helm at Delage, another matcha option comes to Berkeley, and more openings A running list of restaurants that have recently opened in Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond, and beyond.
Richmondside
Published September 16New mental health center in Richmond will be first in county
New mental health center in Richmond will be first in county While the Brookside Mental Health Rehabilitation Center will offer much-needed care for severely ill patients closer to home, some question whether an institution is the best solution.
Richmondside
Published September 15Richmond husband-and-wife team takes 2 trophies at hot sauce competition
Richmond husband-and-wife team takes 2 trophies at hot sauce competition Nosh BreakFest was a blast. See photos from the celebration of the best meal of the day, and find out which Bay Area hot sauces took the trophies in four categories, including people's choice.
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.
Richmondside
Published September 15Richmond considers switching from Flock to a different surveillance firm
Richmond considers switching from Flock to a different surveillance firm The city council on Tuesday will also consider banning data centers, of which there are none in Richmond, and will discuss the $550 million Chevron settlement.
Richmondside
Published September 14Incoming WCCUSD board member said teachers strike inspired her to run
Incoming WCCUSD board member said teachers strike inspired her to run Political newcomer Caitlin Garibaldi was uncontested for Area 5. Area 4’s Demetrio Gonzalez-Hoy returns for a third term committed to improving student performance and increasing enrollment and attendance.
Oakland Post (Post News Group)
Published September 14Richmond Tiny House Village Farm & Garden Set to Open Gates on Sept. 26
OAKLAND POST — “It’s going to be a real celebration of hope and what we can do together when we come together to do something to care for the least of us,” Hindman said. “The grand opening program is youth-led, so that will be, and the ribbon cutting will be youth-led, so it’s…