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After public outcry, PG&E delays tree removal plan
Amid the buzz of continued dialog around the Lafayette trees earmarked for the axe, the sound Lafayette residents won't be hearing, at least for this summer, is that of PG&E buzz-saws.
 By Pippa Fisher
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A drive to solve Lafayette's traffic woes
Is there a "silver bullet" to solve congestion in Lafayette?
Could it be coordinating traffic signals along Mount Diablo Boulevard and Moraga Road? Realigning the Brook Street-School ...By Pippa Fisher
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All Lafayette team wins Flag Football Championship
Team All Lafayette is comprised of all Lafayette residents and went undefeated for the entire year capturing the Next Level Championship title for the Third Grade Division of flag football.
Submitted by Charlie Vezzali
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Lafayette Middle School Student stars in Berkeley Playhouse Youth Production
Lafayette resident Sarah Berten, a Stanley Middle School seventh grader, recently performed the lead role of Hope Cladwell in Berkeley Playhouse's Teen Stage musical theater production of Tony Award-winning "Urinetown." Hope is the innocent then rebellious daughter of ...Submitted by Jenny Berten
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Lamorinda is becoming HeartSafe
There's a brand-new "Best" in Lamorinda - that of best possible chance of survival for someone experiencing out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.
Moraga, Lafayette and Orinda are becoming ...By Cathy Dausman
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Residents pull together for annual creek clean-up
Leigh Creekside Park - lately a place of controversy between neighbors - provided a great opportunity for residents to pull (weeds) together on a warm and pleasant day at a shady, beautiful stretch of the creek.
By Pippa Fisher
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Implicit Bias workshop aids Lafayette police, residents
Residents have an overall positive view of the Lafayette Police Department but there were still some people who felt that the concepts of implicit bias and all of its implications have not yet been embraced by members of the Lafayette community.
 By Pippa Fisher
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Lafayette shows 'Resolve' to bring artwork to new Pleasant Hill Road roundabout
Drivers at the junction of Pleasant Hill Road and Olympic Boulevard will have new artwork to admire on their spin around the new roundabout by the end of the year in the shape of a new metal sculpture entitled "Resolve."
By Pippa Fisher
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Controversy surrounds trees slated to be axed
A growing number of vocal residents are ...By Pippa Fisher
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70 years of bean dip and margaritas at El Charro
It's 7:30 on a Tuesday night and the parking lot at El Charro's is virtually full. As one car backs out, another enters to take its place.
El Charro has been packing in customers for ...By John T. Miller
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Goodness, gracious, snakes alive!
Spring's arrival means longer, warmer and drier days - perfect for a hike in the Lamorinda hills. Enjoy the flowers and wildlife but give Crotalus oreganus, or the western rattlesnake, a wide berth.
By Cathy Dausman
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Volunteers train to talk around Lamorinda during auxiliary communications exercise
Once upon a Tuesday evening in Lamorinda, 26 volunteer emergency communicators spread out among five locations. Some met where Lafayette's new police station will soon be located; others were off to Moraga Town Hall and Orinda's City Hall. Still others staffed ...By Cathy Dausman
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Two-legged and four-legged fun in Lafayette
Two beautiful sunny weekends recently provided the perfect backdrop for both the Earth Day Festival and Dogtown Downtown.
The Earth Day Festival was well attended with approximately ...
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Lamorinda Weekly, Moraga CA