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Restaurant news: Va de Vi chef opens Chalkboard
Va de bye: If you wondered what had become of Shane McAnelly, the Oakley native who was exec chef at Walnut Creek's much loved Va de Vi up until December, here's an update.
20 top improvements for Downtown Concord
With Concord's Downtown Ad Hoc Steering Committee , chaired by Councilman Rone Leone in full swing, many suggestions have been made for the transformation of the area between BART, Todos Santos, and the surrounding areas in the coming years.
5-year-old makes it short and sweet, cuts hair for charity
Though she hadn't quite achieved Rapunzel-length tresses, Zoey Wasserman had an impressive head of hair.
Lamorinda police reports -- If you lock up the car, you might as well roll up the windows
The vehicle was parked in the 300 block of Deerfield Drive. vandalism: Someone damaged the ignition to a vehicle parked in the 100 block of Miramonte Drive in a possible attempt to steal it.
Lafayette taking a hard look at fire service
A citizen task force will tackle how to improve fire and emergency services in the city in the wake of the rejection last month of a plan to finance a new joint fire station on the Lafayette-Orinda border.
Lafayette estate boasts marble finishes, brick exterior
The 14-room home has a two garages that can house five cars and a large parking pad.
Acalanes High School (Lafayette) 2013 Seniors Honors
Maddie Myall has received a scholarship from the UCLA Music Department as well as an a UCLA Scholarhip Recognition Award for distinguished academic achievement Kelly Collins has received two awards from Westmont College; the Westmont College President's Scholarship and the Alyssa Smelly Memorial Cross Country Track and Field Scholarship Matthew ... (more)
Lafayette: Traffic snarled after car hauler catches fire on Highway 24
The truck's driver escaped without injuries from the 4:49 a.m. blaze just east of the Central Lafayette exit, according to the California Highway Patrol.
'Green burial' caskets dovetail with Pleasant Hill woodworker's core beliefs
The Pleasant Hill carpenter's wood scraps do not go to waste. Shavings end up as mulch or in a chicken coop.
EBMUD approves big water rate increase
East Bay Municipal Utility District customers will be hit with one of the agency's largest water rate increases in history -- 20 percent in two steps over the next year, the EBMUD board decided Tuesday.
Where Can You Afford to Live in the Bay Area? Find Out
Rental market sticker shock: Average price for a studio in San Francisco? $1,871 These are tough times for apartment hunters, especially when deciding where to live by averaging financing alone.
Hunting for Lafayette's past at historical society's Father's Day treasure hunt
Wake up your inner Sherlock -- the Lafayette Historical Society wants you to come to their home stamping grounds in the city's downtown on June 15-16 to search for clues.
Professor uses nanotechnology to build affordable water filter
Prof T Pradeep talks about the nano material he and his associates have fabricated and how it can be used in an affordable water filter in an interview with Rediff.com 's Shobha Warrier.
Hercules utility tax hike measure leading in early election returns
Voters Tuesday were deciding the fate of a tax hike measure to tackle the city's financial crisis in the lone election in Contra Costa County.
Review: Concord's Lucille's Smokehouse Bar.B.Que fires up appetites
It's a rare day when Bay Area News Group decides to review a chain restaurant. But we heard enough buzz from readers about Lucille's Smokehouse Bar-B-Que in Concord to make an exception.
Bay Area restaurant news: Alameda's American Oak reopens, Lafayette hosts the martini fest
Phoenix rising: Any restaurant closure is sad, but it's heartbreaking when it's a fire that shutters the doors.
Author Mac Barnett comes to Lafayette; you can thank a Girl Scout troop for that
Turns out when the fifth-grade Junior Girl Scouts of Lafayette's Troop 33039 aren't selling cookies, they're searching for bronze.