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Published on August 18th, 2021
New mural celebrating diversity unveiled in Lafayette
When Lamorinda resident Lara Dutto contacted Three Thirty Three Arts, she hoped to bring a public mural to Lafayette that felt welcoming to all cultures and celebrated diversity. After over a year of hard work, from the initial design phase, to securing funding, to ...By Jennifer Wake
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Published on August 18th, 2021
Proponents for local land use control submit initiative to state attorney general
Lafayette Mayor Susan Candell is working ...By Jennifer Wake
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Published on August 18th, 2021
Lafayette Art & Wine Festival canceled
The Lafayette Chamber of Commerce board of ...By Jennifer Wake
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Published on August 18th, 2021
Downtown housing development heats up in Lafayette
With new proposed state guidelines signaling a big jump in Bay Area housing allocation requirements, Lafayette alongside other cities, towns and counties in the region are protesting. In the next eight-year allocation cycle that begins in 2023, a draft proposal coming ...By Lou Fancher
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Published on August 4th, 2021
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Published on August 4th, 2021
Lafayette citizen committee aims to make city more diverse, open
Inspired by protest movements such as Black Lives Matter, the city of Lafayette is working to make the city - often criticized for its exclusivity - far more welcoming to a far more diverse population.
 By Chris Rauber
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Published on August 4th, 2021
'Our light is on' - Visitors welcome to the Lafayette Historical Society
Walking down Mt. Diablo Boulevard, there were people on the sidewalk, a heartening sign that the library was open. Past the library, down some stairs, under soaring books and left on Golden Gate Way, the sidewalk was empty except for a sign shouting, "The History Room ...By Grace Gonsalves
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Published on August 4th, 2021
Council approves ARPA funds timeline
Lafayette city council members at the July ...By Lou Fancher
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Published on August 4th, 2021
Lafayette Council approves Samantha Townhomes construction
The Lafayette City Council in an extended discussion July 26 worked to balance city approval of a new housing development, Samantha Townhomes, proposed for two vacant lots south of Highway 24 and East of Stuart Street.
By Lou Fancher
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Published on July 21st, 2021
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Published on July 21st, 2021
Citywide Sidewalk Sale planned for end of July
The Lafayette Citywide Sidewalk Sale July 31 welcomes shoppers back to downtown retail, service and food establishments and serves as a one-day warm-up for the city's biggest fall event, the Lafayette Art & Wine Festival.
By Lou Fancher
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Published on July 21st, 2021
City discusses replacement procedures for council opening
City Manager Niroop Srivatsa at the July 12 ...By Lou Fancher
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Published on July 21st, 2021
Council approves Housing Element EIR budget augmentation
The Lafayette City Council at its July 12 meeting approved a budget increase of $161,248 to ESA's initial contract price of $312,400 to conduct an Environmental Impact Report for the 6th Cycle Housing Element, bringing the total budgeted cost to $473,648. The majority ...By Jennifer Wake
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Published on July 7th, 2021
Lafayette School District governing board appoints new member
The Lafayette School District announced the ...By Jennifer Wake
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Published on July 7th, 2021
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Lamorinda Weekly, Moraga CA