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Silk Road Restaurant In Walnut Creek Temporarily Closed After Cockroaches Found Throughout Restaurant - CLAYCORD.com (opens the original)
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Silk Road Cafe in downtown Walnut Creek was temporarily closed by Contra Costa Environmental Health after inspectors found live and dead cockroaches throughout the restaurant. The closure came during a Sept. 1 complaint investigation at the restaurant, located at 1440 N. Main Street. The investigation stemmed from a report involving a person who said they became ill after eating an organic baby greens salad at the restaurant in July and later tested positive for a gastrointestinal disease. The i
Indoor Shooting Range Proposed For North Main Street In Walnut Creek - CLAYCORD.com (opens the original)
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A new indoor shooting range, firearms training facility and retail store is being proposed for North Main Street in Walnut Creek. Elite Armory is seeking city approval to open the facility at 2615 N. Main St., in a vacant commercial building formerly occupied by Lewis & Lewis Carpets. The proposal is scheduled to go before the Walnut Creek Design Review Commission on Wednesday, Aug. 19. Plans call for expanding the existing 3,000-square-foot building by 1,280 square feet, bringing it to 4,280 sq
California Bill Would Make It Easier For Schools To Hire Teachers From Mexico, Spain - CLAYCORD.com (opens the original)
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California could soon give local schools more flexibility to bring teachers from other countries into their classrooms. Assembly Bill 2056, now awaiting action from Gov. Gavin Newsom, would allow school districts, county education offices and charter schools to sponsor international teachers directly. The legislation would also remove a one-year restriction on those arrangements. The change could particularly affect recruitment from Mexico and Spain, two countries California schools have turned
Red Cross Requests Blood Donations To Address Crisis - CLAYCORD.com (opens the original)
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The American Red Cross has declared an emergency blood shortage this summer, for only the second time in the 145-year history of the organization. They issued an urgent request nationwide for donations on Monday, asking people, including Bay Area residents, to book appointments to donate blood soon. All blood types are needed, especially type O blood, which is under limited distribution to hospitals because the nonprofit currently has less than a one-day supply on hand. The Red Cross supplies ab
New Heather Farm Aquatic & Community Center Expected To Open In Late 2027 - CLAYCORD.com (opens the original)
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The latest official timeline from the City of Walnut Creek says the new Aquatic and Community Center at Heather Farm Park should open by the end of 2027. There is a little wiggle room, though. A recent city bid document describes completion as “late 2027 or early 2028.” Construction is well underway: demolition of the old Community Center began in February 2026. The new aquatic facility will include a 50-meter competition pool with 9 long-course/18 short-course lanes and a 25-meter recreation po
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