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Proposed budget cuts to adult education threaten adult literacy program.
When Richmond’s code enforcement manager Tim Higares realized his unit was bringing in less money this fiscal year than the last, he was actually happy. He said less money means more clean-up cooperation from property owners—mostly banks—who face steep fines for allowing foreclosed properties to fall into disrepair. “We need to stabilize these communities,” said Higares. “The drop in penalty fees means that we’re getting compliance.” Richmond was hit particularly hard by the foreclosure crisis. Higares said code enforcement receives…
Nine photographers, two hours, thirteen donuts, one city.
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The future of the local green economy faces a test over the next 4 years.
Zigs and zags, blocks and bashes abound, last Saturday night the Richmond Wrecking Belles battled the San Francisco ShEvil Dead in the season closer.
Gayle McLaughlin wins a second term after a contentious election. Nat Bates trailed by just over 600 votes.
All the results are in. Check them out.
Gaggle of press waiting for Jerry Brown to vote in Montclair.