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On The Horizon

Sep 15, 2016 01:17PM ● By Cale Finta

Happenings, Announcements, And Things To Know About

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Where & When: September/October

Sep 15, 2016 01:09PM ● By Cale Finta

What's going on in Walnut Creek?

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An American Architect: Arthur Gensler

Sep 14, 2016 12:47PM ● By Cale Finta

Arthur Gensler on Walnut Creek and the urbanization of suburbia.

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LEADING THE CHARGE FOR EDUCATION

Sep 13, 2016 07:01PM ● By Lou Fancher

A COMMUNITY STRIVES TO FORM A NEW SCHOOL DISTRICT IN WALNUT CREEK

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BART ON THE BALLOT

Sep 13, 2016 06:33PM ● By Pam Kessler

WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?

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PARKING POLITICS

Sep 13, 2016 06:25PM ● By Sophie Johnson

A parking garage is an asset like any other: land was purchased, developed and taxes paid. How can it be free? BY SOPHIE JOHNSON

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Meet the Candidates

Sep 13, 2016 05:55PM ● By Pam Kessler

Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, BART, legal weed, and a half-cent sales tax increase won’t be the only things fighting for your attention on the November ballot.

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RIO BOUND

May 14, 2016 04:48PM ● By Lynn Carey

SEIDEMANN AND KOROLEVA HEADED TO THE 2016 OLYMPIC GAMES

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FASCINATING FACTS ABOUT THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY

May 09, 2016 06:06PM ● By Pam Kessler

Courtesy of Oakland Museum of California

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Water World - Walnut Creek’s public pools need rebuilding. Who is going to pay for it?

Mar 26, 2016 11:15AM ● By Sylvia Sheehan

Walnut Creek’s aquatics culture is woven into the community fabric. Internationally recognized for its elite swimmers, swim teams, water polo players, divers and synchronized swimmers, its pools have nurtured and developed novice athletes into Olympians, some even returning home with medals.

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Pedestrian Safety - Walk at Your Own Risk

Mar 26, 2016 11:02AM ● By Deborah Burstyn

Suddenly it seems like pedestrians are everywhere. Although downtown Walnut Creek has the biggest concentration of foot traffic, pedestrians are popping up at intersections all over the city. And drivers seem unprepared.

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On the Horizon - Happenings, Announcements and Things to Know

Mar 26, 2016 10:58AM ● By Brian O

It’s a new day on the waters of the San Francisco Bay. Millions of dollars later, the Port of Oakland has significantly dredged the bottom of the Bay to receive the biggest cargo ships in the world and other local happenings.

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Art Boom - Public art is popping up all over the city

Mar 24, 2016 07:30PM ● By Pam Kessler

People today often seem blind to their surroundings, absorbed talking on their phones or plugged into headphones listening to music. Public Art pieces break up ordinary life and provides a new way to experience the city.

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