It’s time to move on – and plant fall vegetables
With the heat and weeks of smoke-filled air, the area’s summer veggie gardens have begun
Columns
Art feeds the nurse … or does nursing feed the artist?
Michele Browne enjoyed two six-month backpacking trips overseas before completing her degree in environmental science
Defunding BART police is wrong move
SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA—The death of George Floyd while in police custody in Minnesota brought
Online Clayton council candidate forum on Sept. 28
CLAYTON, CA—It is election season – could you tell? This is an important election, so
Concord’s Park & Rec creates new style of programs
CONCORD, CA—With challenge comes opportunity, and this pandemic has certainly forced many organizations to get
Prepare your home for wildfires and evacuations
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY—Fire season has come in full force – from fast moving blazes across
Helping protect vulnerable families from eviction
CALIFORNIA—Our state is in the midst of a housing crisis decades in the making, and
Delving into Black Lives Matter and defunding police issues
The third independents survey of the year attracted the most ever responses (584) and touched
Finding joy during difficult times
It’s time to return to joy. But hold on just one minute. Have you truly
Gehringer family tradition lives on through Concord gardens
In 1863, Andrew George Gehringer purchased 750 acres from Don Salvio Pacheco. After a drought