Featured in Category Voices | ‘Measure P for Piedmont’ prompts impassioned plea by APT president By Elise Marks, English teacher and ardent alliterator | September 13, 2024 PHS English teacher Dr. Elise Marks is all in with an alliterative appeal to promote passage of Measure P on November 5.
Letters to the Editor Letter to the Editor | Why I withdrew from the school board race By Victoria Rosenbaum | September 6, 2024 Victoria Rosenbaum can't take her name off the ballot, but endorses the remaining three candidates.
Uncategorized In the News | A tragic mountaineering tale from Piedmont’s past By Exedra Staff | September 3, 2024 The Starr family's search for their missing son in the Sierras in 1933 is the subject of a recent SFGate article.
Around Town Voices | Piedmont Beautification Foundation welcomes new president, lauds outgoing leader By Piedmont Beautification Foundation advisor Cameron Wolfe, Jr. | August 16, 2024 Karen Sullivan passed the gavel to Patty Dunlap on July 1. Cameron Wolfe, Jr., shares highlights of Sullivan's tenure.
commentary Commentary: Texas scores a goal on California as Chevron moves headquarters to Houston By Dan Walters | CalMatters | August 6, 2024 Chevron is California's oldest and most prominent petroleum company.
Climate Commentary | Charge faster, drive farther, save money: Today’s EV market offers options for everyone By Alyssa Romea | AmeriCorps Fellow with the City of Piedmont’s Sustainability Division | July 23, 2024 Piedmont Climate Fellow Alyssa Romea dispels the top three myths about electric vehicles.
Opinion | Commentary Letter to the Editor | July Fourth parade and picnic showed our small town’s big spirit at its best By Piedmont City Council | July 12, 2024 The City Council thanks the Fourth of July committee members and volunteers.
Letters to the Editor Commentary | How Blair Avenue neighbors helped first responders in a house fire emergency By Barbara Giuffre | June 3, 2024 Resident Barbara Giuffre says two simple things can make a difference in an emergency like the April 9 fire.
California Commentary | California’s budget deficit revives state’s everlasting battle over school funding By Dan Walters | CalMatters | May 21, 2024 Public school funding is the largest chunk of California's state budget, and for the past half-century it has been its most contentious element.
Featured in Category Letter to the Editor | City Council should hear from citizens before making zoning changes By Garrett Keating | May 17, 2024 Piedmonters have opinions about the charter and zoning changes, writes Garrett Keating, and City Council should ask them by vote or survey.