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Requirements at a june 2nd meeting. Theyre punting on that latter part there. Reporting live this morning, julian glover, abc7 news. Happenng today, officials in Santa Clara County will announce that free covid19 testing is available for all residents. The tests will be administered in East San Jose and the Santa Clara County fairgrounds. Screening and testing will be operated by baseline. Santa clara county rescheduled the 11 30 press conference to make the announcement. Led to a dispute between the oakland as and its coliseum landlord. The bay area is reporting that the team is holding back ...

Suns up here shortly before 6 00 a. M. And find a warmer and brighter afternoon compared to yesterday. Low 60s along the coast and around the bay and inland, feel much warmer in the 70s. Even warmer weather is coming in for the upcoming holiday weekend. Well detail that. Big news out of the north bay. Napa county just got the green light to move further into phase two. That means sit down restaurants, shopping malls and other businesses can now reopen. Our effort to build a better bay area focuses on four key things the reopening of the counties is a key part of the bay area recovery. Lets go ...

Feb 17, 2021 12:31 PM artist rendering of the the proposed Harlequin at Prairie Rose Park seniors housing development and subdivision. (Ron Brar, Peace Holding Inc.) FORT ST. JOHN, B.C – A milestone has been attained for new seniors housing in Fort St. John as a development plan has been submitted to the City. Peace Enterprises has partnered with Vancouver-based non-profit VRS Communities’, the owner/operator of the 116 unit housing, called Harlequin at Prairie Rose Park. The submission of the development application comes after a packed public hearing in 2019 and two years of consulting...

Development plans for 116 units of new seniors housing in Fort St. John have been submitted to the city. Developers with Peace Enterprises say they have teamed up with Vancouver-based non-profit . . .