Featured in Category Commentary | With summer camps and vacations being cancelled, adjusting to the new normal is hard work By Amy Hazer & Alisa Crovetti, PUSD Wellness Center | April 24, 2020 PUSD wellness staff offers support, guidance and tips for routines and other ways to survive COVID-19 quarantine
Around Town REMINDER: LWV hosts online event with renowned epidemiologist to discuss COVD-19 By Piedmont League of Women Voters | April 24, 2020 Piedmont resident, Dr. George Rutherford of UCSF will be the featured speaker for LWV annual meeting on May 6.
Around Town Cancer League cancels annual Spring Soiree By The Cancer League | April 24, 2020 The much anticipated non-profit event has gone the way of all gatherings this spring, thanks to the public health crisis.
Around Town One size does not fit all: City under pressure from all sides about social distancing policies By Sam Richards | April 24, 2020 There are those who say the closures are too onerous and those who insist the city still isn’t doing enough to enforce social distancing rules.
Featured in Category Designated senior hours at local groceries By Exedra Staff | April 24, 2020 An Exedra reader sent in the following to help seniors navigate grocery shopping.
Bay Area Serial burglary suspect free without bail despite alleged crime sprees By Jeff Shuttleworth | Bay City News | April 24, 2020 Suspect's release is the result of a new judicial policy aimed at reducing overcrowding at jails in the wake of the pandemic.
Bay Area Visitors to East Bay parks asked to wear face masks By Eli Walsh | Bay City News | April 24, 2020 Runners and others exercising should take add'l precautions such as exercising away others when possible and avoiding spitting.
City Plans for improving Piedmont’s “essential services” buildings move ahead, even mid-COVID-19 emergency By Sam Richards | April 21, 2020 Council votes 5-0 to approve $50k for public outreach and evaluation of community support for new/renovated buildings.
California Predicting a pandemic’s path: What models can and can’t do By Barbara Feder Ostrov | CALmatters | April 21, 2020 CA and the US are using conflicting coronavirus models to guide pandemic planning; and here's why their predictions differ — and why that's not necessarily a bad thing.
City What’s vPRD? Piedmont Rec does a quick pivot to virtual offerings By Sam Richards | April 20, 2020 PRD moves quickly to adapt to life amid COVID-19, with a host of online classes and curated activities for all ages.