Chamber exec reflects on 24 years of growth
After 24 years at the Concord Chamber, I will be retiring as the president/CEO at
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Thinking about how to get more voters involved
Our republic rests on the concept of representative democracy. Unlike the direct democracy of ancient
With warm weather comes warning about kids left in cars
We all are familiar with extreme natural weather events like tornadoes and hurricanes that result
Used and refurbished computers are not the same
At first glance, one might think used computers are the same as refurbished computers. However,
The graying of divorce: splits after 50 uniquely complicated
For Baby Boomers, even divorce is going gray – with the number of divorces in
Galindo St. project a boost for city’s affordable housing
At the May 7 meeting, the Concord City Council proclaimed May 11-19 as Affordable Housing
We can work together to improve safety near schools
At the May 7 meeting, the City Council heard from many parents regarding pedestrian and
App an efficient way to resolve community issues
Before I was appointed to the Planning Commission in 2015, I would be frustrated at
Finding new ways to support first responders
Recently, I joined Gov. Gavin Newsom, fellow legislators and first responders and their loved ones
Warming and care centers key to helping the homeless
This month, I want to share with you how some of our homeless services are