It’s About Dignity
As an Alameda Meals on Wheels on-call volunteer, I never know where I’ll be delivering until the phone rings.
As an Alameda Meals on Wheels on-call volunteer, I never know where I’ll be delivering until the phone rings.
For those who may have missed my earlier story, (“Residents May Apply for Passports at City Hall,” Dec. 22) I reported on the city’s new passport application and renewal service via the City Clerk’s Office.
In October 2014, the State of California required local publicly owned utilities to report the feasibility of energy storage in their districts. They all told the state that they could not identify any feasible way.
Global warming having impact on North Pole traditions
I have hardly slept since King Trump was elected President. Every time I hear about another bizarre tweet or another frightening appointee, I worry a little more about the future of our country. I am a proud Alamedan but for the first time in my life, I am ashamed to be an American.
Both Jewish and Christian traditions will celebrate the spiritual truths they share on the same day this year
For it’s a long, long while from May to December. But the days grow short when you reach September.
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