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- News, Feb 29, 2012
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Smart Growth in the Burbs
Concord's eco-friendly, socially conscious plan for its shuttered military base may be a model for future development in the Bay Area.
- by Jean Tepperman
- Tags: News, Concord Naval Weapons Station, Ron Brown, Save Mount Diablo, Roseanne Nieto, Naval Weapons Station Neighborhood Alliance, Kathy Gleason, Amie Fishman, East Bay Housing Organizations, Coalition for a Sustainable Concord, Seth Adams, Paul Doolittle, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 302, Richard Marcantonio, Public Advocates, Matt Vander Sluis, Greenbelt Alliance, Guy Bjerke, Contra Costa Council, East Bay Regional Park District
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- News, Oct 12, 2011
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Fighting for Better Transit and Housing
A group of low-income AC Transit riders are battling for more bus service and affordable housing.
- by Jean Tepperman
- Tags: News, Alia Phelps, AC Transit, Riders for Transit Justice, Metropolitan Transportation Commission, Regional Transportation Plan, Association of Bay Area Governments, Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment, BART, Causa Justa/Just Cause, Dawn Phillips, Miriam Chion, Tom Bates, Public Advocates, Federal Transportation Administration, Randy Rentschler, Richard Marcantonio, Mark Green, Ezra Rapport, Peter Cohen, East Bay Housing Organizations
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- News, Feb 23, 2011
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Just Cause Gets EBMUD to Turn the Water Back On
A new state law pushed by the tenant's rights group resulted in East Bay MUD keeping the water on in foreclosed buildings that still house renters.
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