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Free seminars include alternative
commute methods, solar energy applications, drought resistant
planting and much more. Details. Register
for a booth online.
May 8th
4 pm – 7:30 pm
Craneway Pavillion
1414 Harbour Way South
This
month we welcome two local leaders with responsiblities
for guiding smart environmental policies: Lesa McIntosh,
President of the Board of the East Bay Municipal Utilities
District; and Doug Wallace, Director of Environmental Affairs
for EBMUD.
Our thanks to West County Wastewater District for sponsoring what promises to be a timely and informative presentation. We hope you'll attend.
Register
online
Weds. April 23rd. 7:30 to 9AM
Marriot Hotel, Hilltop Plaza
"Richmond’s
Marina Bay has a rich history that stems from its use as
an industrial shipyard that was essential to the World
War II home front effort." Download Bay
Crossings article.
We at the Chamber get a lot of telephone calls from a lot of people on an amazing array of subjects. But that's another story. This story is about what many people think a Chamber is versus what it really is and why, although we (more)
"Chambers are not allowed to participate in elections for candidates or in the campaigning for them. But (...) we do the day-to-day work that businesspeople do not have the time to do, especially those with small businesses who do not have the time to keep up with the issues much less speak out on them." (Full article )
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