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Plant a tree, help clean up a neighborhood, or attend a peace celebration or film festival in honor of the 25th Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. Here’s a list of events going on in Oakland — if you know of some we left out, please feel free to add them in the comments!
Community events and activities for the weekend of January 14-16. Got an event we didn’t know about? Please add it in the comments!
The Alameda County ARTSFUND Grant Program has just announced the release of the guidelines for applying for 2011 grants. ARTSFUND awards grants to non-profits to support arts programming of all kinds from dance to literature and music to visual arts. The deadline for applications is March 1, 2011.
Assembly member Nancy Skinner is on the search for women who have made significant impacts in their communities. She is inviting neighbors, community groups and civil leaders throughout District 14 to nominate women they believe have gone beyond the call of duty to support their communities.
Community events and activities for the weekend of January 7-9. Got an event we didn’t know about? Please add it in the comments!
As Mayor Jean Quan begins her term in office as Oakland’s 49th mayor, she announced yesterday who will be her staff. With nine appointments in the various city government departments, Quan picked people to work with her on the budget, in education, federal relations, public safety and more.
The Oakland Raiders announced Tuesday that the team will not extend head coach Tom Cable’s contract. Vote in our poll: smart play or terrible fumble?
Mayor-elect Jean Quan, who will officially be sworn in as Oakland’s new top official on Monday, January 3, is kicking off her new term in office with two days of ceremonies and parties.
2010 was a great year for Oakland North, and we want to thank you for your support and readership in a year of enormous growth and new challenges.