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 2009 Newsletters

 
 2008 Newsletters

 

  • #312 December 20, 2008 - City Closure, NCPC's, Winter Preparation, City Closed Until Next Year, Buy Oakland

  • #311 December 13, 2008 - Holiday Parade, Toy Testing, Montclair Stroll, More Holiday Events

  • #310 December 6, 2008 - Nearly 300 Attend Our Annual Party, Fungus Fair, CORE Networking, Green Holiday ideas, New Dimond Gateway

  • #309 November 29, 2008 - Thanksgiving Pix, JL Tree Lighting, Toys for Tots, Food Bank Has Critical Need

  • #308 November 22, 2008 - Thanksgiving Events, Join Our Annual Party, State $11 Billion Short, Support Oakland Businesses This Holiday, Lee, Swanson & Quan Elected to New Leadership Posts

  • #307 November 15, 2008 - Police Force Reaches 837, 100 Layoffs and City Closures to  Balance Budget, Canon Billboard to Go

  • #306 November 8, 2008 - Election Results & Oakland, CORE Exercise, Domestic Violence Forum, About 100 Layoffs Expected, BPA Danger

  • #305 November 1, 2008 -

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  • National Night Out Special - 87 National Night Out Parties in District 4

  • #291 July 26, 2008 - Dimond Picnic Saturday, State May Take More City Funds, More City Cuts Expected, Kids First Compromise Fails, Visiting Feather River Camp

  • #290 July 19, 2008 - Police Proposal Goes to Ballot, Biking for Peace, National Youth Games in Oakland, Forest City Opens, Kids First Compromise Goes to July 22nd Mtg

  • #289 July 12, 2008 - Kids First Compromise, Foreclosure Bill Signed, Woodminster Opens, Summer Safety Tips, Battery Recycling Glitches

  • #288 July 4, 2008 - Happy July 4th!  Holiday Safety Tips, Mayor's Police Measure Goes to Council, CM and Budget Updates, New Seismic Retrofit Grants for Low Income Home Owners

  • #287 June 28, 2008 - Mayor Puts City Manager on Leave, Aesop's Theater Opens @ Fairyland, Camp Out in Joaquin Miller Park, Recycle Batteries & Plastic Tubs, Sign Up for NNO Ice Cream

  • #286 June 21, 2008 - Happy 125th Chabot, Budget Passed with Only Christmas Shut Down, Sign Up for National Night Out, Same Sex Marriage Ceremonies at City Hall, Join Us at Velvet for Celebration, $70M in State Housing Grants, Free Property Tax Reassessment, Fire Works Hotline 238-2373, Aesop Theater to Open at Fairyland

  • #285 June 14, 2008 - Hiller Fire & the Early Fire Season, Red Flag Day Rules, Council Seeks Alternatives to City Shut Down Days, Open Studios Continue, Fathers Day Events, Wide Mouth Plastics Added to Gray Bin, More Radar Gun Volunteers Needed, Online Crime Reports Show Down Turn in Car Thefts & Burglaries

  • #284 June 7, 2008 - District 4 Budget Hearing, Measure J Utility Tax Update Passes, Open Studios Begin, Sudden Oak Disease, Montclair Streetscape, Fight Federal Ban of School Service on AC Transit, CHP Help Extended, Same Sex Marriages Start, Local Stores

  • #283 May 30, 2008 - Voter Guide for Primary, 81st City-School Library Breaks Ground, Mayor Proposes 12 Day Shut Down, Illegal Dumper Caught, New Towing Contract Waives Storage for Stolen Cars, Help Us Monitor Foreclosures & Problem Properties, Fight AC Transit Cuts, Werner Ct Lights, Shepherd Canyon Sink Hole

  • #282 May 24, 2008 - Lighting & Landscape Increase Approved, Happy 99th Marj, New Baby Giraffe, Mars Landing at Chabot, Memorial Day Activities, First City Budget Hearing, Wildfire Inspections Begin, Shortline Park Celebration, Estates Drive Reservoir Plans, Door-to-door Sales

  • #281 May 17, 2008 - Greek Festival, Teachers Rally, Mayor's Budget, Police Proposal Would Gut Budget, Water Rationing, 35th & Mac Condos Open, Butters Land Trust Fundraiser, Small Business Symposium, Stop Illegal Dumping, 211 Helpline, Chabot's 125th Birthday

  • #280 May 10, 2008 - Bike to Work, Stamp Out Hunger, State Budget Hearing, $15M for Middle School Clinics, Mother of the Year, Cinco de Mayo, African Americans in Oakland Exhibit

  • #279 May 3, 2008 - Economic Summit Aims for 10,000 Jobs, Indies Awards, $20B State Deficit, Rally for Schools, LLAD Vote, 35th Ave Improvements, Shepherd Canyon Parking Fund Drive, Piedmont Pines Undergrounding Vote, Ygnacio Circles Done!

  • #278 April 25, 2008 - Citywide CORE/Earthquake Exercise, Economic Summit, Sexually Exploited Minors, Goats Begin Grazing, Rally for the Schools, National Library Week, City Sues Banks for Bid Rigging

  • #277 April 19, 2008 - Earth Day, Chief Speaks in Dimond, Save Bus Line 53 Extension, Kids First Renewed, $9.5 Million Budget Deficit< Landscape & Lighting Goes Back to Voters

  • #276 April 12, 2008 - Measure K/ Kids First Extension for 10 Years, Candidate Forums, Beaconsfield Open Space Purchase, Earth Expo, Farmers Market Office Hours

  • #275 April 4, 2008 - Montclair Horses Return, 30 Earth Day Projects, Citywide CORE Exercise, 66th Ave Bay Trail Park, Garbage Can Fines Too High?

  • #274 March 29, 2008 - EarthHour, Sign Up for Earth Day, Earth Expo, Celebrate Our Parks with many April Events, State Returns Partial Local Control to Schools,  New District 4 Restaurants, Citywide CORE Exercise, National Library Week, Discount Compost Bins

  • #273 March 22, 2008 - Mayor Meets with Chinese Language NCPC, McClymonds Wins State Basketball Championship, Tobacco Shop Licensing & Moratorium, Experts on Hayward Fault Earthquake Risks, Bike Safety, Montclair Park Safety Planning, Food Scrap Recycling

  • #272 March 15, 2008 - Fifth Anniversary of the Iraq War, Mayor Dellums Visits Maxwell Park Neighborhood Council, Dimond Design Walk, Budget Deficits, Donate to the Shepherd Canyon Fund, Sidewalk Survey, Easter Egg Hunts, Stop Junk Mail

  • #271 March 7, 2008 - Council Approves Police Recruitment Plan, Waste Management Settlement Expands Recycling Services, Police Contract Settled,  Award for City's Domestic Violence Work, Pothole Blitz

  • #270 March 1, 2008 - Chief/Mayor Proposal for Recruitment Returns to Council, Moth Spraying Opposed, Council Opposes Prop 98, Supports Prop 99, New Seismic Retrofit Standards, Pothole Blitz, Catalytic Convertor Thefts, Dimond Canyon-JM Park Day

  • #269 February 23, 2008 - Oakland Names 4th Most Sustainable City, County Mtg on Transitional Home for Foster Youth, Senior Housing Design Approved, On-line Preparedness Training, WiFi at Dimond Library, Peets Donation to Dimond Public Art, AC Transit Fare Raise?

  • #268 February 16, 2008 - Local Hero Event, Mayor's Affordable Housing Proposals, Help Sponsor Girl Softball Team, Lunar Eclipse, Trading Traditions, Sausal Creek Fish Kill, Light Apple Moth Spraying, Business Tax Deadline

  • #267 February 14, 2008 - Meet the 28 Local Hero Nominees for 2008

  • #266 February 9, 2008 - Industrial Land Use, Contract Disparity Workshop, China Bans Plastic Bags, Free Tax Help, Black History Month, City Election in June Due to Technical Delays in Ranked Voting, Help Plan Park Monitoring System

  • #265 February 1, 2008 - Hearing on State Budget Cuts, Vote by Mail, Beaconsfield Planting, Stolen Property on Display, Graffiti, Solicitors, Recycling Art

  • #264 January 26, 2008 - Celebrating Lunar New Year, White Elephant Sale, Dimond Streetscape Planning, Merchant Survey, Local Heroes Deadline, Volunteers to Screen Firefighter Applicants, Truancy Report, Police Reorganization Goes Into Operation

  • #263 January 19, 2008 - Living the Dream on a Day of Service, Dellums on State of City, Lunar New Year, Neighborhood Radar Gun Program, New Senior Apt Design, Bay Friendly Gardening Workshops

  • #262 January 12, 2008 - Skyline Slide, MLK Day Events, Retail Plan, School Enrollment Deadline, Battery Recycling, Bring Your Own Bag, Emergency Preparedness for Pets

  • #261 January 4, 2008 - Happy  New Year, New Staff, Winter Storms, Foreclosure Workshops, Nominate a Local Hero, California Primary, New State Laws, MacArthur Blvd Updates

 
 

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