This is a fact: Kids learn from Kids.
You might consider arriving just a little bit prior to opening time.
When community organizations work hand-in-hand, EVERYBODY WINS!
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You would pay more for bubblegum!
A recent St. Mary's grad is coordinating the program which is similar to how the new student wellness centers operate.
The Assault Survivor Kits outreach is one of several Community Needs Programs.
Dad, a.k.a., Mentor, Coach, Financier!
The library compiled a list of Pride celebrations across the East Bay and Bay Area.
Assistance League of Diablo Valley extends heartfelt thanks!
A Patch reader shared photos of a night out with friends in Orinda.
Can you see Mount Diablo in the distance?
Together, community partners and volunteer organizations nurture at a deeper level.
Here’s some “food for thought!”
Do you know where in Lamorinda this is?
During this week's meeting, residents will hear about wildfire prevention efforts in their area and meet their local PG&E leadership team.
This photo was taken on a local trail — can you tell which one?
This year’s 69 designees range from ages 17 to 57.
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It’s not too late to take advantage of this convenient venue.
You might want to start sorting items to donate today.
Save “nui” dollars while improving lives!
If Knowledge is power, it follows that Reading empowers!
Jazlyn Xiao won first place for her colored pencil work, "The Future in My Hands."
Prices will range from reasonable to very reasonable.
The Broadway Plaza team also participated in the nationally acclaimed Operation School Bell® clothing events.
ILSP’s primary purpose is to identify all eligible youth between ages 16-21 to prepare them for a responsible adulthood and independence.
The ceremony celebrated the completion of one component of the Downtown Creeks Preservation, Restoration and Development Plan.
Record rainfall has created the perfect conditions for mosquitoes, according to the Contra Costa Mosquito & Vector Control District.
Prices will range from $1.50 to $37.50.
A dedication ceremony and ribbon-cutting are set for Saturday at First Street and Golden Gate Way.
The graduates come from different parts of the Bay Area, but they have one thing in common: they are all formerly incarcerated.
Where else will you find such recession-proof prices?
Cat Town and Pet Food Express invite the public to an upcoming event in celebration of the organization's new location.
Also feted as runner up for “Best in the East Bay Boutique.”
The Libby app can help patrons find all of the content they're looking for, even if it's not yet in the library's digital collection.
Prices will range from a mere $4 to $45.
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