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| Dr. May Lin administers vaccine to office manager Aryana Davani. Photo provided
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| A COVID-19 vaccination Q&A |
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| The COVID-19 vaccination rollout has been a bit bumpy so far, causing confusion and frustration for some in the community. To help, Lamorinda Weekly connected with Contra Costa Health Services as well as two local doctors, May Lin, D.O., family medicine physician and local mom, and Andrew Min, M.D., pediatrician and local dad, to answer some common vaccine questions. ...read |
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| The new normal: hand sanitizer before entering the classroom on the first day back to school at Del Rey Elementary School since the COVID-19 pandemic forced the closure of schools.
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| Elementary students make slow return to classrooms |
| By Diane Claytor |
| After 11 long months, meeting after meeting, survey upon survey, plans and schedules developed and revised, guidelines given then changed, and opening dates aborted, it's finally a reality. Lamorinda schools ...read |
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| PG&E roadwork on Camino Pablo across from JMIS Photo Vera Kochan |
| Multiple PG&E projects pursued throughout Moraga |
| By Vera Kochan |
| Drivers in Moraga can't help but notice all of the roadwork popping up around town. While the projects belong to Pacific Gas and Electric Company, there is nary a familiar baby blue utility vehicle in sight. ...read |
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| Cross country runners step up for new season |
| By Jon Kingdon |
| The ice has finally been broken for California high school sports. With the state in the purple tier, the Lamorinda high schools on Feb. 1 began their track and field, cross country, swimming, golf, and boy's ...read |
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Questions to ask about gas leaf blowers
I, too, dislike the sound and smell of
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the young activists for their concern
about air and noise pollution. Having
said that, I believe that more research
is necessary before final action is
taken. Following are some questions that
need to be answered: Who are the primary
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The science behind gas leaf blower pollution
I commend and applaud the three Renton siblings who have taken up the banner of community health and sanity. Thank you for publishing their story!
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Moraga road work
I guess I should feel grateful that work
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is it that's being done? Road
construction signs, yellow safety vests,
road construction equipment, steel
plates, and re-routing give no
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Elementary students make slow return to classrooms
Multiple PG&E projects pursued throughout Moraga
Council tackles backup generator noise concerns, amends ordinance
Mayor reviews challenging year, looks ahead to reopening
City seeks to maintain traffic safety during overpass protests
Lafayette school district approves racial equity policy
Bellavista subdivision improvements completed
Town bids farewell to retiring Chamber executive director
Education foundation donations critical for high school student wellness during pandemic
Orinda selects David Biggs as new city manager
Orinda appoints new oversight commission to monitor sales tax spending
Orinda wins grant to install solar panels, battery storage at community center
Artify Orinda
Lamorinda Arts Council features Leon Kennedy in celebration of Black History Month
A COVID-19 vaccination Q&A
County fire agencies collaborate to expand vaccine distribution
Lafayette intent on improving neighborhood wildfire mitigation
Orinda lawmaker pushes for stronger communication between utilities and fire agencies
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Letters to the editor
SMC grad helps Numi Organic Tea make its global mark
Healdsburg: A happy hamlet for escape
Wrap up healthy goodness in these roasted veggie crepes
Hastened by COVID, a test optional experiment is underway in college admission
American flag retired from Campo's Soda Aquatic Center
DAR bestows Good Citizen Awards on four local students
GCCP presents 'Sphinx and Sitkovetsky' Feb. 28
Sandra Landin
Cross country runners step up for new season
Digging Deep with Goddess Gardener, Cynthia Brian
Lamorinda home sales recorded
Care, feeding and fixing your garbage disposal
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Sphinx and Sitkovetsky. February 28,
2021 at 4 p.m. Virtual concert link
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celebration of Black History Month,
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Lamorinda Arts Alliance announces
the exhibit “Tiny But Mighty:
Honoring RBG” which will feature
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| Healdsburg: A happy hamlet for escape |
| By Fran Miller |
| The farmer frequented feed stores that once surrounded Healdsburg's central, tree-shaded plaza have been replaced with wine tasting rooms and charming restaurants, yet the agricultural essence of this tiny ...read |
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| GCCP presents 'Sphinx and Sitkovetsky' Feb. 28 |
| Submitted by Pamela Freund-Striplen |
| Gold Coast Chamber Players continue its virtual concerts at 4 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 28 with "Sphinx and Sitkovetsky," the third of six Main Stage Virtual Concerts in 2021 that celebrate love and diversity. read |
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