The State of California’s Senate Bill 707 required that “all legislative bodies” offer remote public access for Town Council meetings effective on or before July 1, 2026. The options were either to ...
Aiden Meng, a seventh-grade student at Orinda Intermediate School, was celebrated at the Orinda City Council meeting on July 21 for his accomplishment of tying for sixth place at the 98th Scripps ...
Perfectionism has a way of telling us that if it’s not perfect, it can’t be done at all. Instead of completing a small project, we try to tackle the entire garage “when we have more time.” That day is ...
A Sad and Beautiful World.” It tells a love story between Yasmina and Nino and is a metaphor for the country of Lebanon, where it takes place. The plot is peppered with humor, laughter, and poetry, ...
At a public hearing during the June 22 Lafayette City Council meeting, city planners and the attorney for O’Brien Land Company stated their case for the consolidation of 10 parcels into one parcel to ...
The position of “Day Officer” has been filled by Chanel Taliaferro, who started working for the Orinda Police Department two years ago. The new position was created by Orinda in 2024, but recent ...
Upon hearing that he was going to be inducted into the Hall of Fame, Max Flower reacted with great equanimity. “I was very humbled and excited to be recognized by Campo football. I have a lot of fond ...
Farida Mishak is a rising seventh grader at Stanley Middle School. She remembers having Ms. Kim as her principal until she was in third grade at Lafayette Elementary School. “It will be fun to have Ms ...
The Town of Moraga is fast becoming an outdoor art gallery thanks to the efforts of the Art in Public Spaces Committee (APSC). Two new installations are gracing the town along St. Mary’s Road – a pair ...
The WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC) sent a letter on July 9 to Saint Mary’s College President Roger Thompson, issuing a warning that the school’s accreditation may be in jeopardy ...
Tech Trek Summer Camps were first established in 1978 by an American Association of University Women (AAUW) member, Marie Wolbach, who recognized that girls tend to give up on math and science in ...
Water polo in the Bay Area and in Lamorinda specifically has made great strides, going back to when Heather Petrie had to play on the boys' water polo team at Miramonte in the early 1990's, ultimately ...
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