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| Trees along the Lafayette-Moraga Regional Trail are situated close to an underground high transmission gas pipeline. Photo provided |
| Court orders PG&E to wait on tree removal, for now |
| By Pippa Fisher |
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A judge has once
again called a halt, at least for
now, to Pacific Gas & Electric
Company's plans to cut down 17 trees
on East Bay Regional Park District
property within the city of
Lafayette, issuing a preliminary
injunction order that will ...read |
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| Meat Manager Jim Gates holds a fresh turkey, alongside Diablo Foods Owners Dan Stokes and his sister Connie Collier.
Photo Pippa Fisher |
| Lafayette grocery store's decision benefits local restaurants |
| By Pippa Fisher |
| This year family-run Diablo Foods has chosen not to offer its traditional complete takeout Thanksgiving turkey dinners - a decision made specifically in order to encourage its customers instead to support ...read |
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| MOFD lifts burn ban, offers Thanksgiving safety tips |
| By Nick Marnell |
| Though Contra Costa County reverted to a more restrictive ban on activities Nov. 17 due to a spike in coronavirus infections, a total gut punch was attenuated when the Moraga-Orinda Fire District lifted its ...read |
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Have emergency lights at the ready
The latest bill from PG&E reminds us
that we should have emergency lights at
the ready because "severe weather can
cause unexpected power outages."
Moragans can find an extensive
collection of flashlights at Moraga
Hardware. The ...
Reopening schools
I just wanted to respond to the topic of
schools reopening and to voice my
opinion on the article. I am a
ninth-grader, and I go to De La Salle
High School in Concord. We are already
doing a hybrid model at this school,
with half of the students going on
Monday and Tuesday, and the other half
going on Thursday...
Flag display
The story about the commendable Rotary Club effort to foster the display of the American flag on Veterans Day deserves comment. Rotary and its members deserve commendation.
However the article implies that
Lafayette would not allow the American
flag to be...
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Lafayette grocery store's decision benefits local restaurants
MOFD lifts burn ban, offers Thanksgiving safety tips
City imposes temporary cap on third-party food delivery services during pandemic
What's brewing in Lafayette?
Court orders PG&E to wait on tree removal, for now
Lafayette lights up with Holiday cheer!
Town releases its 2020 audited financial report
Town council attempts to further clarify development guidelines
MSD makes last-minute decision to postpone in-person learning amid county COVID surge
Appeal of memory care facility raises doubts; proceedings continued to January
Orinda garbage rates to increase by nearly 7%
OUSD and City Council adopt joint proclamation on diversity, equity and inclusion
Orinda residents seem willing to trade off taller buildings for community benefits
To checkmate the 2021 fire season, ConFire beefs up apparatus fleet
Lafayette Police Blotter
Moraga Police Blotter
Orinda Police Blotter
Local schools shelve plans for return to campus as county moves back to purple tier
Letters to the editor
Miramonte student strives to 'create curiosity' through the lens
The perfect breakfast muffin to follow a filling Thanksgiving feast
Mother was sweet and now she is angry
Battling cancer, stroke for stroke
Rotary Clubs unite to present big payday for local food bank
Moraga Rotary completes `Peaceful Community Center' in Sierra Leone, Africa
Strength in numbers, a town effort
Veterans honored in Moraga Nov. 11
Campo students trailblaze new pathways into nature
Giving during COVID-19 pandemic
Season of Giving
Rediscover charming Solvang
A new year with new challenges and new optimism for Saint Mary's men's basketball
Digging Deep with Goddess Gardener, Cynthia Brian
Lamorinda home sales recorded
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Saint Mary’s College Dance Company
Presents “VIII: a Virtual Dance
Performance” at 4 p.m. Saturday,
Nov. 21. Join us for “VIII,” the
fall dance concert choreographed by
eight Dance Majors from the Saint
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| The Peter Pan Foundation
presents “Winter: A Season of
Virtual Entertainment and
Inspiration,” featuring local youth
and teen performers, professional
headliners and special guests from
the Broadway ... |
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Free help with Medicare plan changes
for 2021. HICAP is a program of
Contra Costa County Aging and Adult
Services. HICAP is here to help you
to figure out how these changes
affect your coverage in 2021,... |
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| Rediscover charming Solvang |
| By Fran Miller |
| Most know Solvang merely as a sugar stop along Highway 101. This Danish capital of America has long served as a brief road-trip detour for butter cookies, butter rings, kringles, and cinnamon crisps. But ...read |
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"Dad seems ...
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