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Published on September 30th, 2020
City prepares to get spooky for Halloween Dress Up Drive - coming to a neighborhood near you!
Many things look different this year and Halloween will be no exception. Certainly this community has become used to `pivoting' with the best of them and knows sometimes `different' can be good. So while the city is strongly discouraging trick-or-treating in the ...By Pippa Fisher
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Published on September 30th, 2020
Council continues equity discussion; refers housing recommendations to general plan update
The city council is moving the work of a ...By Pippa Fisher
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Published on September 16th, 2020
Lafayette resident simplifies self-storage
A Lafayette resident has come up with a ...By Pippa Fisher
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Published on September 16th, 2020
Lafayette Police Blotter
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Published on September 16th, 2020
Lafayette wants to hear from you!
The city of Lafayette is updating its ...By Pippa Fisher
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Published on September 16th, 2020
Donations help wildfire-displaced animals
Lafayette resident Vickie Balestrieri is taking the lead in gathering donations of pet food and other supplies to help support animals displaced by the Bay Area wildfires.
With a ...By Pippa Fisher
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Published on September 16th, 2020
AUHSD set to continue Free Community Meals Program
The hard-working food service staff throughout the Acalanes Union High School District is happy to make its free Grab and Go breakfast and lunch meals available once again during distance learning to any child aged between 1 and 18 years old, no matter where they live ...By Pippa Fisher
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Published on September 16th, 2020
City council candidates share their views on Lafayette hot topics
Four candidates, Carl Anduri, Cam Burks (incumbent), Gina Dawson and Farschad Farzan, contest three seats on the Lafayette city council in the upcoming election. Lamorinda Weekly asked for their comments on three questions.
By Pippa Fisher
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Published on September 2nd, 2020
Lafayette Police Blotter
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Published on September 2nd, 2020
The vision: students safely biking to school on Pleasant Hill Road
While acknowledging there are many more steps to be put in place and that it will take the cooperation of several stakeholders, the Transportation and Circulation Commission seemed enthusiastic during a presentation of a proposed new protected bike path from the Mt. ...By Pippa Fisher
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Published on September 2nd, 2020
Lafayette officials urge residents to register with CWS
Prompted by public concern over the staggering number of lightning strikes on Aug. 17 and the ensuing major wildfires that tore through the Bay Area, Lafayette public agencies presented a detailed outline at the Aug. 26 public safety town hall of what steps the city ...By Nick Marnell
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Published on September 2nd, 2020
Controversial apartments get the green light
The Lafayette city council voted 4-1, with Council Member Susan Candell against, giving the go-ahead with several conditions of approval to the highly controversial 315-unit apartments known as the Terraces, in the early hours of Aug. 25 at the conclusion of an ...By Pippa Fisher
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Published on September 2nd, 2020
Some outdoor offerings can now move in amid new guidelines
A recent drive around Lamorinda revealed a new business practice: operating in the open air. Fortunate to enjoy mild weather, and in the absence of recent smoke drift from California fires, Lamorinda residents were seen enjoying outdoor dining at local restaurants and ...By Sora O'Doherty
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Published on August 19th, 2020
Seven Boy Scouts from Lafayette Troop 200 achieve Eagle rank
Boy Scout Troop 200, chartered by Our Savior's Lutheran Church of Lafayette, announced its latest group of Eagle Scouts - Joshua Summerlin, Ian Ho, James Crosby, Declan Tsuyuki, Nicholas Crosby, Cole Regan and Matthew Crosby. The new Eagle Scouts will be honored at an ...Submitted by Lisa Summerlin
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Published on August 19th, 2020
Controversies over new therapeutic homes in Lafayette
Two new therapeutic treatment residential centers for adolescents, Evolve on Panorama Drive and Monte Nido on Ivanhoe Avenue, are set to open in the coming weeks in the affluent Lafayette hills. Such centers bring much-needed services to teens suffering from eating ...By Sophie Braccini
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