Local Happenings: June 2018
West Contra Costa Unified School District will host graduation ceremonies for the Class of 2018 this month....
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May
Los Estudiantes y Padres de WCCUSD Evalúan el Futuro de las Escuelas
Guadalupe Calvario fue uno de los muchos padres y estudiantes del Distrito Escolar Unificado de West Contra Costa que se reunieron en el Centro para las Artes Escénicas del Este de la Bahía a principios del mes pasado para analizar cómo mejorar la seguridad, el aprendizaje y el clima acogedor...
Richmond Impulsa la Granja Solar Más Grande del Área de la Bahía
El proyecto MCE Solar One de 10.5 megavatios, que ha estado planeado desde 2013, es el proyecto solar más grande dentro del Área de la Bahía y es una asociación múltiple con MCE, sPower, la Ciudad de Richmond, Richmond Build y Chevron....
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May
Entrevista con Bill Lindsay Sobre 13 Años en Richmond
Vernon Whitmore, ex editor del Globe Newspaper se unió a Malcolm Marshall, editor del The CC Pulse, en una conversación con el administrador de la ciudad de Richmond, Bill Lindsay....
22
May
Khalid’s Corner: Tough Love
I’m trying to push you to be great. When you have some someone pushing and supporting you, then you can start to dream and reach....
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May
Q&A with Assembly Candidate Buffy Wicks
Buffy Wicks, a former White House aide to President Obama and strategist in California for Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign, is making her first run for office — seeking the California State Assembly District 15 seat. The CC Pulse sat down with Wicks, at a recent campaign stop in Richmond to...
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May
WCCUSD Students and Parents Weigh In On Future of Schools
Parents and students from West Contra Costa Unified School District gathered at the East Bay Center for the Performing Arts earlier this month to discuss how to improve the safety, learning and welcoming climate of district schools....
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May
Heritage Point: North Richmond’s Latest Effort to Offer Affordable Housing
New affordable housing is coming to North Richmond. The $27 million project will be called Heritage Point....
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May
New Soul Cafe Gets Cooking in Richmond
For Donnell Jones, soul food is just good for the soul. With the opening of a new restaurant, Jones is bringing some southern comfort to Richmond....
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May
Judge Facing Recall Breaks His Silence
Breaking his silence on the million-dollar effort to oust him, Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge Aaron Persky warned that the recall on the June 5 ballot in Santa Clara County would, if successful, have the exact opposite effect of what its supporters are claiming....
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May
Q&A: Bill Lindsay on 13 Years in Richmond
Richmond City Manager Bill Lindsay recently announced he is leaving his position at the end of July, after 13 years. He came to Richmond from Orinda in 2005 and inherited a $35 million budget deficit. Many credit Lindsay for steering the city from the brink to a renaissance. Here, he...
12
May
Happy Mother’s Day to My Grandmother
I want to be exactly like you Abuelita. I want to love like you do. I want to teach like you do. I want to be a mother to my future children, the same way you were a mother to me. You will always be my number one inspiration, and...
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May
Richmond’s Cinco de Mayo Festival: “A Chance for Positivity”
23rd St. Shines At 12th Annual Cinco de Mayo Festival....
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May
Letter to My Mother
Growing up, I remember thinking of Mother’s Day as just another holiday for me to play videogames. To you, Mother’s Day might be “just be another day,” but now that I’m older I realize Mother’s Day is the day I get to show you just how good of a mom...
10
May
Don’t Forget to Vote Before the World Ends
On November 6, our great democracy will hold midterm elections. While the general elections are held every four years and we elect a Commander in Chief, the midterms are held ever two years. They’re like the halftime show of a game that is just as import as the game itself....
