Tim Hunt
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Who is the Independent's "Community Coalition"? (opens the original)
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Consultants paid for private plane flights, luxury rideshares, cigar rooms and other questionable expenditures The Independent never had left any doubt about where it stands and whose viewpoint it reflects over its 50-plus year history. It weekly newspaper operates as an arm of founder and Publisher Joan Seppala. For much of that time, it benefitted from the steady hand of the late Janet Armantrout in the editor’s chair. You knew that certain stories about downtown, the arts and theaters would c
Tense contract renewal negotiations continue between county and fair board (opens the original)
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Supervisors want solution that continues contact A couple of things were clear after the Alameda County Board of Supervisors discussed its contract with the non-profit fair association at its regular meeting Sept. 22. The contract is set to renew Sept. 30 and it’s up to the supervisors to decide whether they want to modify the contract as part of the five-year extension. A county lawyer told them it was their option to tie the renewal and contract changes together, but they could proceed with ch
2026 is a year to celebrate anniversaries (opens the original)
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Features documents and artifacts from founding day throughout the years. America’s 250th birthday was celebrated on July 4th and other dates in grand style despite the bitter partisanship in the capitol and political division across the nation. Collectively, we have managed to hold onto the republic that founder Benjamin Franklin cited when talking about the constitution. Locally, it’s a big year for church anniversaries. GraceWay Church, which started in the white clapboard church at 100 Neal S
Valley has been well served by local restauranteurs with corporate experience. (opens the original)
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San Luis Obispo campus retires his number and unveils statue at training center named for him. Four successful local hospitality operators share a common trait—they all cut their teeth with big operators. Vince McNamara, who ran McNamara’s steak house in Dublin as well as a Tracy outpost, worked with the Velvet Turtle when it was a hot concept before launching locally. His steakhouse was a favorite for the corporate people nearby when Safeway Stores was headquartered in buildings next to Stoneri
Valley has been well-served by local restaurateurs with corporate experience (opens the original)
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San Luis Obispo campus retires his number and unveils statue at training center named for him. Four successful local hospitality operators share a common trait — they all cut their teeth with big operators. Vince McNamara, who ran McNamara’s steak house in Dublin as well as a Tracy outpost, worked with the Velvet Turtle when it was a hot concept before launching locally. His steakhouse was a favorite for the corporate people nearby when Safeway Stores was headquartered in buildings next to Stone
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