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Lafayette Summer Roadwork Starts in June. Here’s What to Know.
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LAFAYETTE, CALIFORNIA — Lafayette is heading into summer roadwork season, and this year’s paving project will touch streets across multiple …
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Walnut Creek’s Huge Spring Festival is Right Around the Corner
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WALNUT CREEK, CALIFORNIA — One of Walnut Creek’s signature Spring traditions is almost here. The 43rd Annual Walnut Creek Art & Wine Festival returns …
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California Restaurants Have Until July 1 to Make a Big Menu Change
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CALIFORNIA STATE – California diners are about to start seeing a major change on some restaurant menus. Beginning July 1, larger restaurant chains in …
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Oakland’s Iconic Bowling Venue Is Sadly Closing
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OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA — One of Oakland’s best-known waterfront hangouts is preparing to close for good. Plank, the large bowling, arcade, restaurant, …
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Review: Walnut Creek’s New Mediterranean Restaurant Serves Tasty Food That Won’t Break the Bank
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WALNUT CREEK, CALIFORNIA – Lots of new Mediterranean restaurants have opened recently in the 925, but many of them are quite fancy and expensive. If …
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7 Crazy Facts About BART’s New Fare Gates You Probably Didn’t Know
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If you’ve passed through a BART station recently, you’ve probably felt more like you’re entering a high-security research facility than a train …