Sixth Annual Blues Brews and BBQ Delights
The sixth annual Blues Brews & BBQ festival, held by the West End Arts District in Alameda's Washington Park on Sunday, Sept. 17, 2023, was a feast for eyes and ears as well as tastebuds. Maurice Ramirez's photographs captured essence of the popular event.
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Alameda News
›› Karin K. Jensen,
September 22, 2023
On September 19, City Council workshopped the Draft Three-Year Strategic Plan, which will now be finalized before being presented for approval in November. Karin K. Jensen reports that Council also approved $16 million in financing for the new Aquatic Center and authorized a lease for the All Good Living Foundation.
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Alameda Features
›› Post Staff Reporting,
September 22, 2023
Award-winning journalist and essayist Julia Park Tracey will discuss her latest book, "The Bereaved," this Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Main Library. Author Lauren Hough describes the book as “heartbreaking, heartwarming, and absolutely beautiful… a story that captures the devastation of loss and the power of enduring hope.”
Alameda Opinions
›› Rev. Akesa Po’oi Fakava,
September 20, 2023
Twin Towers UMC invites the community to help celebrate the church's 170th Anniversary with events throughout October. "All are invited to celebrate with Twin Towers UMC as we journey towards an inclusive and loving future for all," says Rev. Akesa Po’oi Fakava.
Alameda History
›› Dennis Evanosky,
September 21, 2023
Family homes for under $5K? Developers Felix Marcuse and Julius Remmel provided "Homes for Everybody" in late 19th century Alameda, costing between $2,500 and $4,500 dollars to build. Join us for a walking tour to see some of the beautiful creations from the famous architects.
›› Dennis Evanosky,
September 15, 2023
Join us on Sept. 23 or Oct. 1 for an exploration of the neighborhood around 1200 blocks of Eagle and Pacific avenues—filled with homes built by the famed architectural firm Marcuse & Remmel. Dennis Evanosky tells how advancements in transportation changed the area… but not to the residents' liking.
