Last week a client commented on how she really liked the vibe of the salon, how nice it was that everyone seemed to work together and really get along. She said it was different from other salons where helping with another stylist’s client was unheard of, how stylists were often catty towards one another and [...]
Continue reading...Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Santa Rosa Press Democrat (blog) Best and worst roads concentrated in the East Bay and North Bay San Jose Mercury News The East Contra Costa County city of roughly 51400 people has tried to spend money on keeping up its 416 miles of roads. "We have a dedicated annual program to do maintenance, even in recession times," said public works head Bailey Grewal
Continue reading...Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Vote on Knightsen home for people with mental illness delayed San Jose Mercury News Several members of the Contra Costa Mental Health Commission, including Theresa Pasquini, took turns at the podium. "My son is placed in Merced County because there is no place for him here," she said.
Continue reading...Wednesday, June 15, 2011
KGO-TV Arson dishonors Richmond school namesake KGO-TV Last year, the West Contra Costa County School District laid off 82 people, cut $15 million from its budget, and now it has to pay for the fire damage.
Continue reading...Monday, May 23, 2011
Residents urged to weigh in on redistricting Martinez News-Gazette The 2010 Census found that 1049025 people live in Contra Costa County . In order to be roughly equal, each district should comprise of 209805 residents.
Continue reading...Friday, May 20, 2011
People Magazine Freshens The Lemon Lady of Clayton Patch.com ... 1:46pm Ann Chan is getting some national attention for her cause. n April, Patch told you about the Lemon Lady of Clayton, who collects ripe fruit from trees — with permission — and delivers the bounty to Contra Costa County's poor and hungry
Continue reading...Thursday, May 19, 2011
Health center employee dies of Legionnaires' disease Bellingham Herald Contra Costa County typically has three to 10 cases per year. Nationally, 8000 to 18000 people are hospitalized annually with the disease. It may never be known where the medical records technician at the Richmond Health Center came in contact with the ..
Continue reading...Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Richmond residents honored for fighting alcohol abuse San Francisco Chronicle (blog) Richmond Police Sergeant DeWayne Williams and community activist Naomi Williams were recognized for their work combating alcohol and substance abuse at the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors meeting Tuesday. Every year, through the the People who ...
Continue reading...Friday, May 13, 2011
Danville organizations win 'People Who Make a Difference' award Danville Express Contra Costa County supervisors will recognize two Danville organizations dedicated to combating drug and alcohol abuse as "People Who Make a Difference" at Tuesday's board of supervisors meeting. Friends of Discovery will be honored ... and more
Continue reading...Friday, May 13, 2011
An ethnic shift Contra Costa Times Alameda County had about 4900 people who identified as Asian Indian in the 1980 census form, and about a fifth of them lived in Fremont.
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