5 things to know — CalKIDS launches Scholarship Month, mayoral debates, transit forum
Also: Two debates are set for Richmond’s mayoral candidates; a West County Forum luncheon tackles AC Transit and BART issues; the local food bank receives $50,000.
Cal Fire cancels prescribed Angel Island burns due to air quality
Controlled fires for Wednesday and Thursday were called off after Tuesday’s smoky skies. A heat advisory is in effect until Thursday night.
9 things to do in Richmond this week
Highlights include: Fiestas Patrias Parade marches through Richmond; NIAD fashion on the runway; 50th Solano Stroll.
4 things to know — Chevron cancer report meeting; it’s time for COVID vaccines
Also: High Holy Days schedule announced, and there are openings on county Fish and Wildlife Commission.
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3 things to do in Richmond this week
Highlights include: Masquers is hosting a new comedy about a Hollywood homecoming and there’s a new art exhibit exploring memory.
‘Something I’m meant to do.’ How family inspired one Richmonder to embrace a life of service
From Pogo Park to Friends of the Richmond Greenway, Abigail Montejo is all about helping her Richmond neighbors — a value instilled by her immigrant parents.
4 things to know — Richmond port holds open house
Also: NIAD launches online fashion show auction; San Pablo holds sales tax information sessions.
4 things to do in Richmond this week
Highlights include: The Richmond Art Center’s 90th birthday celebration and the Spirit and Soul Festival.
14 dog-friendly hiking trails in the East Bay
From splashing spots to off-leash fun with bay views, National Dog Day inspired us to share some of our favorite places to hike with dogs.
How Dolly Parton helped bring 27K free books to East Bay children
Dolly Parton, whose father was illiterate, founded Imagination Library in 1995. She has given away more than 300 million books.
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