The Blotter | Costume jewelry stolen in burglary
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Residence on Woodland Way hit in afternoon.
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City Council to consider building and fire code updates at Monday meeting
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You can tune in to the meeting via Zoom to learn what the new codes entail.City
Brighten a child’s holiday: Fire Department’s annual toy drive now accepting donations
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Donation bins are out now at City Hall and the Piedmont Recreation Department, through December 23.Bay Area
Rain returns Wednesday, will linger through Friday
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After a warm and dry November start, a change is on the way.City
Letter to the Editor | Piedmont Play School site is not sacred
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The idea that the city somehow violated a "forever" agreement with the preschool is mistaken, writes John Tulloch, a PPS alum.City
Pool update: Commissioning continues, no opening date yet
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While the new pool may look ready for action, the city reports that several critical steps still remain before it can open to the public.City
Council allocates year-end funds to address long-term capital and infrastructure needs
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City revenues were 2% above budget and expenditures 3% below budget, allowing $2.6 million to be transferred to special funds.City
City seeks input on proposed “Objective Design Standards” for new homes in Piedmont
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A draft of the new standards is now available for review; comments due December 7.City
Where to find a Cop on the Block in November
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Check the schedule to see where neighbors and residents can next connect with a local police officer.Around Town
Sunday, Nov. 16: Find your new passion at the Piedmont Adult Recreation Expo
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Explore the wealth of recreational, cultural, educational, and civic activity opportunities our small city has to offer.City
