‘Overground Railroad’ an illustrative reminder of Black travel
For Black History Month, my selection is Candacy Taylor’s “Overground Railroad, The Green Book and
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To emulate Martinez-type homeless camp, Concord would need additional resources
CONCORD, CA—Amongst the questions in the next Pulse of Concord survey will be a series
Beware of exterior mold during rainy season
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY—Although we all hope for more rain this winter, the unfortunate downside of
Concord residents feel the big impact of mini art
CONCORD, CA—When Sara Wright shared a news article in the Concord Comes Alive Facebook group
Concord’s future looking a little more optimistic
CONCORD, CA—It is with cautious optimism that I say 2021 seems to be headed in
Black History Month should be just part of diversity celebrated in Clayton
CLAYTON, CA—While February is our shortest month, much happens. This year, National Freedom Day, Groundhog
Contra Costa County board limits food delivery service fees
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY—On Feb. 2, the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved an
Concord PD launches pilot programs to serve homeless, mentally ill
CONCORD, CA—Because many of Concord’s homeless and unhoused are afflicted with mental health or drug
Addressing staggering fraud at EDD
The state auditor recently released a report on the massive unemployment insurance fraud occurring in
It’s time to learn about the everyday bravery of Blackness in America
To me, bravery is bringing my authenticity despite the risks and creating “brave spaces” and