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City’s 2019 crime report: Numbers mostly down or holding steady, but vehicle break-ins up
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Vehicle break-ins and catalytic converter thefts are on the rise regionally, and Piedmont is working with other Alameda Cty PDs to crack down on them.Around Town
Photos: Residents learn about sustainable practices for residential landscapes
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Fresh honey, native plants, and more were on display at Thursday's event hosted by Public Works.City
Community pool modifies hours for upcoming maintenance, repair work
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The facility will be closed on March 6 and have limited access from March 9-18 for deck renovations and locker room repair.Around Town
Public Works hosts inaugural event: Sustainable Practices for Residential Landscapes
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On Feb 27 local experts will offer displays and information about the ways residential gardens can be part of community action against effects of extreme weather.City
Council makes further ADU adjustments, prepares for additional changes
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Tuesday night's discussion included concerns that the new state law has contradictions and will have unintended consequences for Piedmont.Featured in Category
Pushed in and fired-up! Piedmont’s new fire truck arrives by way of an old tradition
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The “push in” recalls the days of horse-pulled steam engines getting backed into station houses -- and is now the way to welcome a new truck to the fleet.City
A few good men and women: City seeks volunteers for commissions and committees
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Applications are due to City Hall on or before the deadline of Wednesday, March 25.City
Campaign for City Parcel Tax, Measure T, kicks off with letter from Mayor
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Voters will be asked to approve Measure T in March, a renewal of the basic parcel tax which helps fund city services.City
