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Jen Cavenaugh seeks second term on City Council

By Sam Richards | September 11, 2020

Cavenaugh’s top priority: Balancing fiscal responsibility with improving Piedmont’s aging infrastructure and enhancing public services.

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Q&A with City Council Candidate Jen Cavenaugh

By Exedra Staff | September 11, 2020

Cavenaugh is an incumbent council member with a passion for youth development, budgets, and issues of equity and inclusion.

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Q&A with City Council Candidate Connie Herrick

By Exedra Staff | September 11, 2020

A first time candidate, Herrick felt compelled to step up and run for office out of civic pride and sense of duty.

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Q&A with City Council Candidate Conna McCarthy

By Exedra Staff | September 11, 2020

A commitment to public service and interest in tackling tough problems led McCarthy to run for council.

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Q&A with City Council Candidate Nancy “Sunny” Rhodes Bostrom-Fleming

By Exedra Staff | September 11, 2020

An unusual upbringing and eclectic interests define this candidate for council.

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Letter to the Editor | McCarthy is the “can-do” candidate

By Barbee Rubenstein | September 11, 2020

Barbee Rubenstein writes that city council candidate Conna McCarthy's history of community service and positive attitude will serve the city well.

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Letter to the Editor | Pool is vital to community; vote YES on UU

By Dirk ten Grotenhuis, Former Member, City of Piedmont Budget Advisory & Financial Planning Committee | September 11, 2020

Children, families and schools have enjoyed the facility since the early 1960s.

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Instagram account draws police scrutiny

By Sam Richards | September 10, 2020

Anonymous student-run site posted more than 100 reports of sexual assault and harassment.

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Property crime is up in Piedmont

By Sam Richards | September 9, 2020

Piedmont's police chief delivered his quarterly crime report to the city council on Tuesday.

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City Council says pool to remain closed for now

By Sam Richards | September 8, 2020

The extent of repairs, the difficulty of hiring staff, and the fact COVID-related restrictions would significantly limit the number of people in the pool cited as obstacles to reopening.