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"The Menopause Monologues" at Town Hall breaks culture of silence
By Elaine Borden Chandler
"The seed was my dying ovaries," drawled Carrie Vanhouten with ironic relish when asked what the seed for "The Menopause Monologues" was, to the visible amusement of Lisa Anne Morrison and Lulu Braunstein. These three women - Vanhouten, the creator; Morrison, the director; and Braunstein, the producer - are the driving forces behind the new play at Lafayette's Town Hall Theatre. "The Menopause Monologues" is a collaborative play with fifteen different vignettes on menopause, ranging from traditional monologues to poetry to dance to live painting to puppetry. It follows the format ...read


Photos Jeff Heyman
Moraga's 50th Anniversary Parade & Pear Festival
By Jeff Heyman
A town only gets to celebrate its Big 5-0 once. And so it was a day of celebration and festivities on Saturday, Sept. 28, when the Town of Moraga celebrated the 50th anniversary of its incorporation with a ...read

Miramonte High School seniors gather around a table at the Contra Costa County Election Department's pop up office on the school's front lawn during the lunch hour on Sept. 25 as part of a voter pre-registration effort. Photo David Scholz
"Excited" about voting drives Miramonte High School's student registration effort
By David Scholz
Senior Max Harold will come in just under the wire ahead of the Nov. 5 General Election with a late Oct. 18 birthday, and he is stoked to have the opportunity to vote in what is building up to be a historic ...read
Malin Stone scoring a goal Photos Kamber Briones
Nationally ranked women's water polo teams pointing to post-season
By Jon Kingdon
The competition for the Lamorinda girls' water polo teams is no longer just between themselves. Between them, they have played a number of nationally ranked teams 1-Sacred Heart Prep, 4-Arroyo Grande, ...read

The Real Estate Quarter in Review
By Conrad Bassett, CRP, GMS-T
The third quarter of 2024 showed consistency in the volume of closings on the residential side of Lamorinda real estate. The recent softening of interest rates did not help increase the number of closings over ...read
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Mario DiPrisco for Lafayette's City Council

We first met Mario DiPrisco and his wife Jen at Lafayette Nursery School in 2009. We got a front-row seat as to what type of father, husband, and teammate he was, as LNS is a cooperative preschool that requires parents to do chores, participate, and essentially help sustain the school. Mario was
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Re-Elect Mayor Gina Dawson and incumbents for Lafayette City Council

Experience matters, especially on the City Council. Decisions on complex housing regulations and the fiscal budgets, for example, require a knowledge and history that best comes from years of council and commission service. Luckily with this election we have four standout candidates: Gina Dawson, Carl Anduri...

AUHSD Board candidate Stacey Schweppe

Strong and thriving schools are essential in shaping our children's lives. We need Board members that will advocate on behalf of students, parents, and teachers to build on the exceptional educational standards that characterize AUHSD and to lead the district as it faces budget and other challenges. That's...
City Council and Measure H

My wife and I moved to Lafayette in 1989 because of excellent public schools, beautiful open space and nature, and fiscally responsible city government openly engaging volunteers to serve on boards and commissions that help shape policy for the City. Everytime I travel away from Lafayette, I...


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Lafayette City Council 4-year candidates for November election
By Elaine Borden Chandler
In the upcoming Nov. 5 election, Lafayette voters will be choosing four City Council members, three for a full four-year position and one for a partial two-year position. Four candidates are running for the ...read

Meet soon-to-be appointed LAFSD Governing Board candidates
By Elaine Borden Chandler
For this year's Nov. 5 election, the Lafayette School District (LAFSD) Governing Board had two open seats for new board members. However, as there were only two candidates for these two seats - Jon Deane and ...read

"The Menopause Monologues" at Town Hall breaks culture of silence
By Elaine Borden Chandler
"The seed was my dying ovaries," drawled Carrie Vanhouten with ironic relish when asked what the seed for "The Menopause Monologues" was, to the visible amusement of Lisa Anne Morrison and Lulu Braunstein. ...read
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New Moraga mural depicts town's natural beauty and landmarks
By Vera Kochan
The Art in Public Spaces Committee (APSC) is the driving force behind the new Moraga mural located on the six feet by 37 feet wall outside the Town Chambers at 335 Rheem Boulevard. The artwork combines themes ...read

SMC Museum of Art features two new exhibits
By Vera Kochan
Saint Mary's College has just opened two new art installations this fall. "Isole: A Voyage Among My Dreams" featuring artist Cianne Fragione, and "Visceral Processes" featuring works by Jay DeFeo, Frank ...read

Moraga's 50th Anniversary Parade & Pear Festival
By Jeff Heyman
A town only gets to celebrate its Big 5-0 once. And so it was a day of celebration and festivities on Saturday, Sept. 28, when the Town of Moraga celebrated the 50th anniversary of its incorporation with a ...read
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Orinda welcomes back Anthony Rossi, new police chief
By Sora O'Doherty
The Orinda City Council welcomed Anthony Rossi as the new Orinda Police Chief at its Oct. 1 meeting. Rossi is returning to Orinda, having previously worked in the city as a detective and patrol sergeant.
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Orinda City Council talks parks, still nothing decided
By Sora O'Doherty
Three Orinda city parks -- the mini-park outside of Theatre Square, Orinda Community Park, and a possible off-leash dog park -- were discussed by the city council on Oct. 1. None of the discussions resulted in ...read

Familiar face is new Administrative Assistant at City of Orinda
By Sora O'Doherty
Visitors to city offices will be greeted by new Administrative Assistant Pat D'Amico, recently hired by Orinda. D'Amico was introduced to the City Council at its Oct. 1 meeting, but may have already been ...read
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Moraga's 50th Anniversary Parade & Pear Festival
"Excited" about voting drives Miramonte High School's student registration effort
Lafayette City Council 4-year candidates for November election
Meet soon-to-be appointed LAFSD Governing Board candidates
New Moraga mural depicts town's natural beauty and landmarks
SMC Museum of Art features two new exhibits
Orinda welcomes back Anthony Rossi, new police chief
Orinda City Council talks parks, still nothing decided
Familiar face is new Administrative Assistant at City of Orinda
Station 41 Open House and Pancake Breakfast a very popular event
William Hansen
Lafayette Police Blotter
Moraga Police Blotter
To Submit or Not To Submit Your Test Scores?
October Sweet Thursday Author Series presents history author Lindsay Bowles Chervinsky
Letters to the editor
"The Menopause Monologues" at Town Hall breaks culture of silence
"Guardians of the Formula" -- a real story of humanity and hope
Savory Scones with Kalamata Olives, Sun-dried Tomatoes and Feta
Conversations with Your Aging Parents About Organizing and Downsizing for the Future
Nationally ranked women's water polo teams pointing to post-season
Lamorinda Volleyball heading into competitive league season
Karate Championships
Piedmont Makers' youth robotics program grows to over 100 teams
Digging Deep with Goddess Gardener, Cynthia Brian
Lamorinda home sales recorded
The Real Estate Quarter in Review
Meet soon-to-be appointed LAFSD Governing Board candidates
By Elaine Borden Chandler
For this year's Nov. 5 election, the Lafayette School District (LAFSD) Governing Board had two open seats for new board members. However, as there were only two candidates for these two seats - Jon Deane and ...read

Piedmont Makers' youth robotics program grows to over 100 teams
Submitted by Alya Hameed
Nearly 700 K-12 students from Piedmont and the East Bay, including Lamorinda, are participating in youth robotics programs organized by Piedmont Makers this fall. Robotics has become the largest non-sports ...read
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Nationally ranked women's water polo teams pointing to post-season
By Jon Kingdon
The competition for the Lamorinda girls' water polo teams is no longer just between themselves. Between them, they have played a number of nationally ranked teams 1-Sacred Heart Prep, 4-Arroyo Grande, ...read

Lamorinda Volleyball heading into competitive league season
By Jon Kingdon
CAMPOLINDO
With the usual difficult early season schedule, Campolindo began the season losing four of its first six games, but ...read

Karate Championships
Submitted by Karate & Fitness USA - Lafayette
Karate & Fitness USA participated in the LA Fiestas 51st annual invitational Karate Championships in September in Los Angeles. Athletes participated from all over the World. KFPUSA athletes aged 4yrs. - ...read
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"The Menopause Monologues" at Town Hall breaks culture of silence
By Elaine Borden Chandler
"The seed was my dying ovaries," drawled Carrie Vanhouten with ironic relish when asked what the seed for "The Menopause Monologues" was, to the visible amusement of Lisa Anne Morrison and Lulu Braunstein. ...read

"Guardians of the Formula" -- a real story of humanity and hope
By Sophie Braccini
The movie presented this October by the International Film Showcase in Orinda tells a real story that happened under the radar of the Cold War. It is a story of courage and selflessness, of how the human ...read

Conversations with Your Aging Parents About Organizing and Downsizing for the Future
By Jennifer Raftis, CPOr
As our parents age, the conversation about downsizing can become a necessary yet sensitive topic. For many elderly individuals, the thought of leaving their longtime home and parting with cherished possessions ...read

Savory Scones with Kalamata Olives, Sun-dried Tomatoes and Feta
By Susie Iventosch
These savory scones are so delicious and make a wonderful dinner roll or savory snack. Made with Kalamata olives, sun-dried tomatoes, feta and blue cheese, they are the perfect accompaniment to chicken or lamb ...read
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