Monthly Archives: September 2010

Council OKs pot dispensaries in Richmond

The council passed an ordinance Tuesday allowing three local marijuana dispensaries.

Life through a lens

A youth photography project at the RYSE center expands horizons for local kids.

One woman’s garbage

Debbie Lew’s yard sales in the North and East Neighborhood might change your life.

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Seniors cut loose at Idol Finals

West County seniors showcased their singing talents at the Second Annual Senior Idol competition on Friday night. Cindy Beitmen took home the top prize.

Eagles fall, 36-14

The Kennedy Eagles fall to the Hercules Titans in a 36-14 loss Friday night.

Economy overshadows candidate forum

Mayoral and city council candidates appeared before voters Thursday. One dominant theme emerged: the economy.

Officials seek to dispel fears, draw more people to Nevin Park

Plans call for more programs and better management at community center to make families feel safer.

Honda revs up city’s economic engine

Honda has begun importing automobiles through the Port of Richmond again, creating more than 200 jobs.

Youth find cross-cultural kinship at Nicholl Park

Young skateboarders gather at Nicholl Park to form friendships and bond. In a city struggling to find a solution to youth gang violence, the skate park is a start.

Neighborhood representatives prepare for pot ordinance

Assistant City Attorney Mary Renfro presented the newest draft of the city’s proposed pot law Tuesday to representatives of neighborhood councils. City Council will vote on the law next week.

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