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Oakley Gets First Look at Laurel Road Extension
On Tuesday, the City of Oakley got its first look at what the potential Laurel Road extension would look like. This brings the current total budget for this Capital Improvement Project (CIP) is $6,260,000. On Tuesday, the council voted to award a $3.785 million with Consor North America to provide engineering design services.
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Oakley's Friday Night Bites Returns Nov. 6
Friday Night Bites is listed for November 6, with food trucks among the draws. The recurring event is listed at The Mercantile Lot, 3350 Main Street at Norcross Lane. The city and organizer list different venue details for Nov. 6: Oakley’s calendar places the event at Civic Center Park, 3231 Main St., from 5 to 9 p.m., while Foodie Crew lists The Mercantile Lot, 3350 Main St. at Norcross Lane. The listings agree on the date and event, but not the location, so attendees may want to confirm the site before heading out.
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Check, Please! Bay Area
KQED relies on the generous support of our local communities to provide quality programming and services. Impression of Lanzhou, Hurrica, Rosamunde Sausage Grill. In Berkeley, Impression of Lanzhou serves handmade Chinese noodles, big plate chicken and bone-in beef. Redwood City’s Hurrica offers elevated fare in a nautical-inspired setting, from milk bread with marinated feta and eggplant to whole roasted dorade. In San Francisco, Rosamunde Sausage Grill brings Oktoberfest spirit with sausages, pickles and German and craft beers.
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Concord Assemblymember Hit With Discrimination Suit by Former District Director
California State Capitol — Setting For Workplace Conduct Investigation. A former district director for California Assemblymember Anamarie Ávila Farías has filed a lawsuit accusing the Concord Democrat and the state Assembly of whistleblower retaliation, racial discrimination and harassment, alleging she was stripped of her duties and effectively pushed out of her job after reporting that a colleague was doing campaign work on the taxpayer’s dime. Pa’tanisha Davis Pierson’s complaint, filed Oct. 21 in Contra Costa County Superior Court, names both Ávila Farías and the California State Assembly as defendants and lays out nine separate causes of action.