Page A 1 Lafayette's proactive measures prevent road collapseLocal firefighters reflect on recent major disastersTown takes next steps toward storm drain fee; timing still uncertain
Page A 4 - A 5 Moraga Police BlotterMoraga proposed firearms regulation attracts attention beyond town's bordersCelebration planned to mark end of the Moraga sinkhole, Nov. 16New winemaker regulations get final planning commission review
Page A 6 - A 7 Orinda Police BlotterOrinda city manager highlights midyear financial challengesPotential breakthrough to the parking logjam at Orinda BARTSeasonal treasure seekers to converge at annual Holiday Bazaar this SaturdayOrinda seniors support Giving TuesdayOrinda Tree of Lights planned for Dec. 2
Page A 8 and A9 House destroyed, one dead in Archer Circle fireEmergency phone provides access to police servicesHillside and ridgeline town council study session Wednesday, Nov. 15
Page A10 - A11 New business instills the love of books in local childrenA good match for the holidays: Hollie's Homegrown and Hofssi Chocolates at Cine CuveeCannabis in Bollinger Canyon
Page A12 - B1 As seen in Lamorinda...Beyond beauty alone, Carr Ranch adds significant habitat to Lamorinda open space
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Swimming with the HeidarysSt. Perpetua CYO 5th grade American girls basketball team winsLafayette Bay Area Blitz 5th grade girls team undefeatedSt. Perpetua 4A team wins MVP pre-season tournamentKarate students recognized by state
Lamorinda Weekly, Moraga CA