Richmond Post · Marin City, CA
By Special to The Post Alena Maunder is a third-generation Marin City resident, parent, community advocate, and former Sausalito Marin City School District Trustee who served from 2020 to 2024. Professionally, Alena is a registered nurse with more than 20 years of healthcare experience and nine years in leadership. She holds degrees in Psychology and Nursing, as well as a Master of Science in Nursing. With school board experience, she brings a strong understanding of governance, fiscal oversight, accountability, and the importance of stable district leadership. Alena has also remained actively involved in Marin City through community service, youth programs, and initiatives focused on strengthening opportunities and resources for children and families. Maunder is seeking to return to the Board to continue advocating for academic excellence, fiscal responsibility, strong special education and mental-health supports, and meaningful community engagement.
Pacific Sun · Mill Valley, CA
Nearby: Mill Valley, CAA parade of doodles, Aussies, mutts of every size and color, and even a silken windhound trotted from Mill Valley Middle School to the Bayfront dog park on Nov. 1. For the pooches, it was just another outing. Not so for the people on the other end of the leashes. About 50 protesters with Save […]
Pacific Sun · Mill Valley, CA
Nearby: Mill Valley, CAMill Valley gets all together ooky with the Throckmorton Theatre’s production of The Addams Family Musical. The show, with a book by Marshall Brickman and Rick Elice and music and lyrics by Andrew Lippa, debuted on Broadway in 2010 and has become a staple of community and regional theaters at this time of year. It […]
Columbus Telegram · Sioux Falls, NE
Nearby: Sioux Falls, NENebraska takes its unbeaten record and No. 25 ranking into a matchup with Boise State. Find TV, streaming and radio information for Sunday's game.
The Waxahachie Sun · Check, TX
Nearby: Check, TXSilver Value Chart launches an independent, no-signup reference site with live silver pricing, a full price history, and melt-value calculators for coins, scrap, and junk silver
The Daily Evergreen · Pullman, MT
Nearby: Pullman, MTThis week is bringing a little bit of everything to Pullman, weather-wise. Wednesday brought warmer-than-average temperatures to Pullman after a cold and rainy start to the week. Antoinette Serrato, a National Weather Service meteorologist based in Spokane, said we are looking at a warmer end to the week, followed by a rainy weekend. “We have some more rain moving in as another system moves through,” Serrato said. According to the NWS, temperatures will be in the low 60s and high 50s through Friday. However, NWS is predicting a low of 39 degrees for Friday night with a 60% chance of rain. Serrato said these changes in weather are due to a warm front from the south that moved through earlier this week, leading to warmer temperatures. However, a cold front will move through this weekend, bringing temperatures back down to the colder weather Pullman has seen this month. As for weather that could impact Thanksgiving travel plans, Serrato said that it is too early for a forecast.
African American News and Issues · Check, TX
Nearby: Check, TXLace Up for the Park! There’s still time to sign up for the 23rd annual Run in the Park, powered by Reliant, happening this Saturday, November 14! Join us on this fun-filled morning where you can run, walk, or stroll the beautiful trails of Hermann Park. Be sure to stick around after the finish line for the post-run celebration with food, drinks, music, giveaways, and more. Your registration supports the ongoing care and maintenance of the Park and its beloved trail system. Options include a 5K, 10K, and a 1K Kids’ Run, so participants of all ages and skill levels are welcome. There is also a virtual option available to those who want to support the Park from their own neighborhood. Check the event link below to learn more and sign up. RUN IN THE PARK Holidays in Hermann Park Holiday fun is headed to Hermann Park! Join us on Saturday, December 5, for Holidays in Hermann Park—a full day of festive cheer, capped off with a free movie night presenting The Muppet Christmas Carol.
The Daily Evergreen · Pullman, MT
Nearby: Pullman, MTThe Apple Cup will no longer be held at “Husky Stadium.” While the 2027 game will be held in Pullman Aug. 28, the last game of the current five-year series, the 2028 Apple Cup, will be held in Seattle, just no longer in a stadium named after the Huskies. The University of Washington announced Thursday a 10-year, $70 million partnership with Tacoma-based Columbia Bank, as well as the accompanying name change. Beginning Jan. 1, 2027, the UW Huskies will be playing in the Columbia Bank Stadium at 3800 Montlake Blvd NE. The partnership comes as UW Athletics faces a $16 million deficit with expected revenue of $190 million against expenditures of approximately $206 million. The $70 million deal could help ease this deficit with UW Athletics receiving $7 million annually, or approximately 44% of their $16 million deficit, under the 10-year deal. The last year UW Athletics made money was in 2022, when it was still a member of the Pac-12.
The Daily Evergreen · Pullman, MT
Nearby: Pullman, MTThis was the third and final opportunity for public comments on the budget before the Dec. 1 council voting deadline. Several community members spoke on the matter. Community member Bob Cady condemned the proposed budget and the various cuts to services. “The reality is that the services economy, the city services, the university services, are all built around a population that doesn’t exist anymore in Pullman,” Cady said. Cady cited WSU’s recent announcement of enrollment drop off, seeing a 3.7% reduction between 2025 and 2026, and challenged the specific services reduced as not reflective of the loss of students. “Attempts to get to the bottom line by cutting Parks and Rec and cutting Library services, doesn’t make sense,” Cady said. The City of Pullman recently announced a significant staff reduction, which targeted the public library, Parks and Recreation and the Pullman Fire department.
The Daily Evergreen · Pullman, MT
Nearby: Pullman, MTOn an unseasonably pleasant and sunny autumn Saturday morning, dog owners across Pullman laced up their running shoes, donned their puffer jackets and prepared their pups for the Paws for a Cause 5k. Organized by a team of fourth-year Sports Management students for their capstone class, all proceeds of the event were donated to the Whitman County Humane Society. Carsyn LeBlanc, fourth-year sports management student was one of the event organizers. When tasked with organizing this event, LeBlanc said her group’s choice of charitable organization was simple. “We had to put on an event benefiting a philanthropic organization of our choice. One of our group members came up with the idea of doing a Paws for a Cause,” LeBlanc said. “We thought that was a really good idea, who better to benefit than the Whitman County Society?” Rory Minty, fourth-year sports management major, was the group’s finance manager.
The Rancho Cordova Grapevine · Cordova, TX
Nearby: Cordova, TXThe Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) has awarded the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting to Cordova Recreation & Park District (District) for its Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR) for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2025.Original article published at Rancho Cordova Independent
LiveNOW from FOX · Richmond, CA
Nearby: Richmond, CAA Richmond mom is recovering after an axe attack by a 14-year-old suspect over a parking spot dispute. RICHMOND, Calif. - A California woman is recovering in the hospital after undergoing surgery for serious injuries, including back muscle damage, after she was struck in the back with an axe-like tool during a dispute over a parking space. What we know: It happened around 9 p.m. PT in Richmond, California, which is located in the San Francisco Bay Area. The Richmond Police Department said investigators are still interviewing witnesses and gathering surveillance video and on Thursday night, officers returned to the scene to speak with the victim’s sister, Stephanie Hernandez. Video shared with KTVU FOX 2 by Hernandez showed first responders arriving at the scene to treat her 30-year-old sister, Jasmin Hernandez. What they're saying: "I'm still trying to process it," Stephanie Hernandez said, describing the shock of the incident.
Food Engineering Magazine · Richmond, CA
Nearby: Richmond, CAPlant Closings Grocery chain Safeway, Inc., part of Albertsons Companies, Inc., will close its bread manufacturing plant in Richmond, California by the end of the year. The closure will affect 92 employees, according to California’s most recent Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) list. The facility opened in 1965, the Richmond Standard reports. A Safeway spokesperson told the Richmond Standard that the company would identify new opportunities for a select number of affected employees. “We recognize the impact this decision has on our associates and are committed to supporting them through the transition,” the spokesperson said. Share This Story Looking for a reprint of this article? From high-res PDFs to custom plaques, order your copy today! Already have an account?
Post News Group · Richmond, CA
Nearby: Richmond, CABy Kathy Chouteau The Richmond Standard In Richmond, a small cabinet can carry a big message: dinner is here, no questions asked. Richmond Area Mutual Aid (RAMA) has created a map of current Little Free Food Pantries across the city. The neighborhood outposts encourage anyone to take what they need and leave what they can. The map connects residents with pantries that may be as simple as a shelf, box or cabinet outside a home or business. According to RAMA’s website, the spaces can hold shelf-stable groceries and fresh produce that can safely spend some time outside refrigeration. The operating principle is as clear as the group’s motto: “Give what you can, take what you need.” One of the map’s sites is near 34th Street and Roosevelt Avenue, where Achala Jayagoda and her family host a pantry that began as a Little Free Food Table during the pandemic. Her son, Eagle, founded it. The pantry has since grown into a lasting neighborhood resource.