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Elections

Letter to the Editor | Association of Piedmont Teachers wholeheartedly supports Measure P

By The Association of Piedmont Teachers | October 22, 2024

Measure P will ensure the district can give a much-needed 4.5% salary increase in 2025-2026, and do so without making any further cuts to the district budget.

Elections

Letter to the Editor | Conna McCarthy is a knowledgeable and trusted leader

By Dan and Debbie Lee | October 22, 2024

Dan and Debbie Lee say the incumbent city councilmember has served the community with distinction.

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Letter to the Editor | Support Measure P to honor our special teachers

By Olivia Kaltner PHS Grade 12 | October 22, 2024

PHS senior Olivia Kaltner highlights a Special Education teacher.

Elections

Editorial | Yes on Measure P

By The Piedmont Exedra editorial board | October 18, 2024

The Piedmont Exedra fully supports this critical school parcel tax.

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Letter to the Editor | Piedmonters are direct beneficiaries of Measure F

By Max Roman | February 27, 2024

Our local taxes ensure that outstanding local services and public safety stay that way, says Max Roman.

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Letter to the Editor | Support Measure F

By Eric Havian | February 27, 2024

Infrastructure, municipal services aren't sexy, but they are essential, writes Eric Havian.

City

Letter to the Editor | Cuts to city services will follow if Measure F fails

By Chris Hart | February 27, 2024

Compared to some of our East Bay neighbors, Piedmont provides reliable city services and public safety. Let's keep it that way by voting "yes" on F, writes Chris Hart.

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Letter to the Editor | A ‘yes’ on F to pay it forward

By Billy Deitch | February 27, 2024

Piedmont newcomer Billy Deitch says decades of investment in the community benefit us all.

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Letter to the Editor | Chris Moore, a non-politician, for Alameda County District 5 Supervisor

By Liz Krukowski | February 27, 2024

Moore is willing to address failed policies and take action where others won't, writes resident Liz Krukowski