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Recently named one of Editor & Publisher’s 2025 “Tomorrow’s News Trailblazers,”Kelsey Goeres received her bachelor's degree in journalism and has experience writing about a wide array of topics — news, features, history, politics, business, marketing, real estate, interior design, food, health & wellness, travel, entertainment, and culture.

She's currently the Managing Editor at the Alameda Post, editing and reporting on local news that affects the Bay Area city.

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Self-Defense Classes Offered Following Trump Victory

Self-Defense Classes Offered Following Trump Victory

Self-defense instructor Edwina Phillips is hosting free, two-hour seminars for “anyone who wants to feel safe…

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AUSD and the Phone-Free School Act

AUSD and the Phone-Free School Act

Governor Newsom has signed the Phone-Free School Act, which requires every school district, charter school, a…

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APD’s Encampment Policies: ‘Homelessness Is Not a Crime’

APD’s Encampment Policies: ‘Homelessness Is Not a Crime’

After Governor Newson's executive order directed state officials to start removing homeless encampments acros…

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Alameda's Feral Cats

Alameda's Feral Cats

Alamedans have a complicated relationship with local stray cats. While some residents stop to coo and take pi…

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Alameda Hospital to Eliminate Operating Room

Alameda Hospital to Eliminate Operating Room

Alameda Health System (AHS) is relocating elective surgeries from Alameda Hospital to other AHS hospitals.

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Elementary School Uses COVID Detection Dogs to Curb Outbreaks

Elementary School Uses COVID Detection Dogs to Curb Outbreaks

Once a week at The Child Unique Montessori School (TCU), COVID detection dogs like Scarlett the yellow lab sn…

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Alameda Post’s Best of 2025

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2025 was an especially busy news year for the Alameda Post. Remember when that whale washed up on the shore of Crown Beach on Easter? Or when the historic flying boat, Philippine Mars, landed at its former base along its final journey? How about when the Foodbank Players performed an immersive Great Gatsby down the alley behind Daisy’s Mercantile? Below, we look back at some of the biggest, most interesting, and popular stories that defined this year. Clockwise from top left: Photos by Karin K.
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Little League Families Push Back on AUSD Field Fee Increase

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Alameda Post · Follow user · 5.7K followers Alameda TRENDING By Kelsey Goeres, 9 hours ago Rates for the use of Wood Middle School’s field recently went up for Alameda Little League, inspiring backlash from participating families. The news was presented to players and guardians from Little League leadership mid-September, prompting an uproarious response, including a coordinated email campaign to AUSD to problem-solve and show their discontent.
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Miranda Lambert, Chris Stapleton ‘A Song to Sing’ Music Video Is a Groovy Nod to the ‘70s Original

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Aug 26, 2025 2:33 PM EDT Miranda Lambert and Chris Stapleton released their new duet, “A Song to Sing,” in July, and now, the song’s video is out. The music video has a distinct ’70s flare to it, complete with a roller rink and deep orange hues. On it’s own, “A Song to Sing” has an old-school sound to it, with a nod to the likes of Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers. The recently released music video leans into the groovy sound to go back in time to a roller rink in the ’70s.
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