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Invitation: The Rotten City Block Party
Hello Friends– It’s August. Block Party season. The East Bay’s tiniest town is looking to host one of the biggest block parties of the summer, right here in Emeryville – and you are invited! In Emeryville, we don’t throw your ordinary block party. We’re known for being completely rotten, after all. Mayor Medina is throwing one helluva rotten party this Saturday, August 24th on Park Avenue from 11:30 – 4:30.
You’re Invited! Emeryville Pride Flag Raising Event
What: Emeryville DOUBLE Pride Flag Raising Where: Emeryville City Hall, 1333 Park Avenue, Emeryville, CA 94608 When: Saturday, June 8, 2019, from Noon to 1:30pm Why: Recent events revealed that hate and ignorance toward the LGBTQ community still exist here in the Bay Area.
Major Transportation Updates
Greetings and Happy Spring to everyone, I hope this finds you well. This edition of my blog is dedicated to some major updates on a variety of transportation issues taking place in our city, including a very important community meeting taking place this week.
Opinion: The I-80 corridor must have a full-service acute care hospital
Opinion: The I-80 corridor must have a full-service acute care hospital The closure of Alta Bates would be devastating. That’s why, on Dec. 11, the Berkeley City Council will vote to demand Sutter Health commit to either retrofitting Alta Bates or sell it to another hospital operator. With the recent wildfires impacting hundreds of communities and thousands of residents across California, disaster preparedness has become a frequent topic of conversation.
Opinion: Emeryville Promotes Housing for Seniors, Vets, Families | East Bay Express
Last year, I made it a habit to stop and chat with a neighbor of mine named Kat while walking my dog a few mornings every week. She lived on my block, having retired on disability after a back injury ended her career. We would say hello, and she would always tell me to have a nice day.I struggled to reply with the same sentiment. While Kate lived on my street, she also lived in her car. The home she had lived in for over 10 years had been red tagged and ultimately deemed unsafe for human habitation.
The Bay Area Reporter Online | Regional collaboration is key to ending homelessness
Despite significant efforts to combat homelessness, the needs of the homeless population are outpacing the local response. Many residents who have previously expressed sympathy and compassion for our homeless population have found their patience tested more recently, giving way to feelings of frustration and anger.
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