A Reliable
Voice in the
Community
Volume 6
Issue 48
Feb. 10 - 16, 2010
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After nearly 10 years of making significant changes to revitalize and improve downtown, Richmond Main Street is under threat of closing its doors after June 2010. The Richmond Redevelopment Agency, which provides nearly 75 percent of our funding, was stripped of major funding by the state of California, causing serious shortfalls to its budget. Several downtown projects and programs have been cut or placed on hold due to this funding crisis, including lower Macdonald Avenue streetscape improvements and Richmond Main Street. Richmond Main Street has grown significantly over the past several years since I joined the organization. Our programs and events are well attended and respected throughout the community. |
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Oakland/Alameda County Dellums hosts Oakland’s first Peace Conference
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Politics Paramount Theatre offers diverse lineup of entertainment
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Census Student entries sought for ‘Stand Up & Be Counted’ contest
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Business United Negro College Fund VP: HBCUs are indispensable
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Education Girls Inc. offers Presidents Week Recess Program
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Health Learn to live in the here and now Where you are is a great place to be. Because from here, you can go anywhere you want to go ... |
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Faith Five-day revival at Bethel Missionary Baptist Church Bethel Missionary Baptist Church will hold a five-day revival from Feb. 28 through March 4. Nightly celebration services, led by Pastor Donel Reedus of East Bay Bible ... MORE HEADLINES |
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Entertainment Avotcja Jiltonilro celebrates four decades of poetic justice
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Mayor Ron Dellums hosted Oakland’s first Peace Conference on Tuesday in an effort to bring together the interfaith community to address solutions to youth ...
There has been a lot of talk about the Paramount Theatre lately. It’s remarkable how little is known about this Oakland treasure. Let me give you a brief history ...
Black Women Organized for Political Action and the Training Institute for Leadership Enrichment is partnering with the U.S. Census Bureau to help ...
“All that I am and ever hope to be I owe to my family and to Howard University, an HBCU.” — James Mayo ...
Girls Incorporated of West Contra Costa County will hold a Presidents Week Recess Program for local girls ages 6 to 14 from Feb. 15 to 19 ...
I don’t care where you go in Oakland, San Francisco or anywhere else in the Bay Area. Everybody knows her name and what she represents ...