Stop dreaming and get those tomatoes planted
Tomatoes are the single most planted food crop in Clayton Valley containers and gardens. Plant
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Artist steps out of his comfort zone into success
Walter Crew won an award in every art contest he entered when he was in
Pass up the costly resorts, visit Sayulita
For the budget-conscious traveler looking for an authentic cultural experience, Sayulita sure delivers. Sayulita is
This season’s rain total looking great
We are approaching the end of the 2018-’19 water-year, and rainfall patterns in the Concord/Clayton
Bike to work, then gather for party in the plaza
Warm weather, green hills and longer days can only mean one thing: It’s time to
Tackling fare evasion crucial to making BART better
“Quality of life” permeates almost every BART conversation as code for the interrelated issues of
Making a Difference – an expansion of Do the Right Thing
Former City Councilman and two-time mayor Hank Stratford created Clayton’s Do the Right Thing program
Sidewalk repair notices not a cause for panic
Since fall 2018, I have been hearing from Concord residents concerned about sidewalk repair notices
Health, housing and homeless system of care
We see homelessness every day in our community, and it’s not unique to Contra Costa
It’s crucial to support local Special Olympics athletes
The Special Olympics made national headlines when Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos announced a budget