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By John T. Miller Bruce Lengacher directs his "hybrid" group of choral students in warm-up exercises at Acalanes. Photo John T. Miller Bruce Lengacher, longtime choral teacher at Acalanes High will be leaving the school at the end of the year to take a position with the Acalanes Adult Education Center. The popular educator has been named the director of music and theater in the Acalanes Continuation and Independent Study program. Lengacher is excited with the prospects of his new position, adding that he will miss the energy and joy the students brought to his high school progra...

Spicy, nutty and moist morning glory muffins hit the mark By Susie Iventosch Morning Glory Muffins Photos Susie Iventosch I just adore morning glory muffins. They are my favorites - full of spices, nuts, fruit, and even carrots. Many bakeries make great morning glory muffins, but the best I've ever had were those from Stacey Cakes bakery in McCall, Idaho because they have the warm spice of cloves and cinnamon and they're made with oats and all sorts of goodies. And, they are huge, made in the jumbo muffins tins. Actually, they might be a little t...

Campo diver teaches English on the side By Vera Kochan Campo Men's Varsity Diving Team senior Daniel Zabronsky Photo Vera Kochan With the lack of competition due to COVID restrictions, Moraga's Campolindo High School senior, Daniel Zabronsky, has been channeling his energy into teaching English to students in Colombia, South America. Zabronsky first began his serious foray into the world of water sports in the eighth grade (after years of recreational swimming with his friends), when he began competitive swimming at Sherman Swim School in Lafayette and the Moraga Country Club. "A...

How the East Bay's biting coyote eluded capture for 245 days Zachary Fletcher FacebookTwitterEmail A California coyote on the run.ROBYN BECK/AFP via Getty Images It had been 200 days since a coyote started biting people in the East Bay. Five victims, including two toddlers, were attacked in Moraga and Lafayette. The search for the animal was unprecedented, with urban wildlife trackers working around the clock, and agencies at the local, state and federal levels collaborating to set and monitor traps, and collect DNA swabs from the victims, all to find a single animal the size of a coffee tabl...

Skip to main content Currently Reading A West Oakland church hosted a vaccine clinic for Black, Latino people. Most shots went to whites, organizer said FacebookTwitterEmail 3 1of3Thousands of people on Friday showed up to a first-come, first-serve vaccination clinic in West Oakland that was intended to search Black and Latino populations in the neighborhood.Nora Mishanec / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 2of3Thousands of people on Friday showed up to a first-come, first-serve vaccination clinic in West Oakland that was intended to search Black and Latino populations in the neighb...