Community Corner
Week in Review: Willow Smash-n-Grabs; Director Debut; Panama Red Exit
A look at some of last week's stories in Concord.
Wine Shortage May Leave Sippers Dry, Not High. A slowdown of wines produced in Spain, France and Italy is largely to blame.
Pastor’s Plea: Boycott Lesbian, Communist Girl Scout Cookies. Conservative radio host fears that the Girl Scouts of America organization is turning its young members into communists and lesbians.
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First-Time Director Debuts at California Theatre. A performance of “The Odd Couple” marks the beginning of a new era for a recently renovated performance arts venue in Pittsburg, California.
Police Log: 2 Robbery Arrests; Plus Slew of Warrants, Impaired Drivers. DUI arrests back-to-back on some nights, and more from Oct. 18 to 24.
Judge Proposes $6.75M Fine Against PG&E for Erroneous Recordkeeping. When the utility finally did submit the July filing, it called a significant error "errata," a word usually used for minor mistakes.
Panama Red Coffee Closing Concord Location. Craft beer taproom moving in.
Map: Rash of Vehicle Break-Ins Near Willows Shopping Center. Find out where residential, commercial and vehicle burglaries happened this past week
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