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Johnna Thompson, Livermore It should be clearly understood that those of us opposing the Eden Housing development on the former Lucky Store site are not in opposition to low-income housing; rather, we are in opposition to putting ANY housing in the central downtown core, which should be a community park.  If the low-income housing complex were located just one block north of the central downtown site, there could be MORE affordable housing units, MORE parking, and a more open, inviting downt...

Richard Ryon, Livermore The Livermore City Council’s Meeting Agenda for April 6, 2021 had Item 6.3: “Discussion and Direction regarding the City Council’s commitment to a culture of welcome, inclusion and respect and the comments made by Planning Commissioner Stein at the Planning Commission Meeting on April 20, 2021, as well as the complaints received from the community.” This item is viewed by some of us to be preparation to fire John Stein from his place on the Planning C...

Livermore commissioner says hell resign if asked over ghetto comments Published  KTVUs Rob Roth reports. LIVERMORE, Calif. - A Livermore planning commissioner has issued an apology after he spoke out against a proposal to build an affordable housing project in the downtown neighborhood.  Commissioner John Stein said at a proposal meeting, "I really dont want to see downtown become a ghetto of affordable housing." Just two minutes later, he doubled down on his position saying, "Im concerned th...

Ten lucky children from Bournemouth enjoyed a morning of angling at Orchard Lakes Fishing Lake near New Milton in Hampshire, all thanks to Variety The Children’s Charity. It is the sixteenth year that these regular fishing events have taken place and organiser John Stein, from the Variety Wessex committee, says that more than 700 youngsters have benefitted from the scheme. John, himself a keen freshwater fisherman, along with professional angling coach Bob McMahon from Fun2Fish, give th...

MAKING A MARK: Partnership helps bridge nutrition gap in Hampton Roads The Neighborhood Harvest and ACCESS College Foundation have teamed up to get healthy food to local families in need. Author: Ashley Smith Updated: 6:50 AM EST March 11, 2021 NORFOLK, Va. — Its a crisis only worsened by the pandemic--food insecurity. "Its created just a more costly experience for people... because theyre not going out or theyre not getting food where they normally get it beca...

Agriculture your username Three amicus curiae briefs were filed in the Fourth Circuit on Monday in a lawsuit filed by animal rights organizations against a North Carolina law. The briefs, which each supported the plaintiffs, were filed by The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press and 17 media organizations, United Farm Workers, and law professors.  Plaintiffs and appellees in the lawsuit include People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, Center for Food Safety, Animal Legal Defense ...

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LIVERMORE — Following a discussion about the lengths and widths of cars and trucks, the Livermore Planning Commission recommended a plan Tuesday that will narrow some public and private parking

Whitetail Record Books Show Late Season Can Still Be Great Bundle up and punch the clock; end-of-year monster bucks not uncommon. Image from "Boone and Crockett Club’s Records of North American Whitetail Deer" book. (Courtesy of Julie Tripp/Boone and Crockett) December 23, 2020 By Lynn Burkhead Im not going to lie. I love seeing big antlers, hearing the stories, and looking at the final numbers that end up in the ...

The Neighborhood Harvest, Access College Foundation team up to feed families in Hampton Roads Child and fresh vegetables and last updated 2020-12-22 08:51:32-05 HAMPTON ROADS, Va. - The Neighborhood Harvest partners with the Access College Foundation to deliver Christmas meals to 25 families in the Hampton Roads area. Starting this week, the Neighborhood Harvest will deliver 18 - 20 pound turkeys, along with fresh fruit and vegetables, to the families enrolled in their community outreach progra...