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We are partnering with NACIS to bring you an Atlas in a Day challenge! We will announce the theme at about 7:30p.m. Pacific time tonight. Visit our website for more details and updates:
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A very San Francisco story.
The robotaxi stopped while making a U-turn, interrupting the vice president's route to the Fairmont Hotel late Friday. sfstandard.com/2024/09/28/wa…
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Per @EBRPD, this fire has spread to nearby vegetation and is moving at slow rate of speed. EBRP is sending an additional engine and water tender.
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Local attorney provides update on evolving Bay Area builder’s remedy(Sponsored by @FennemoreCraig) bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco…
Congrats to my @Fennemore Wendel colleague, Gregg Ankenman! This is a well-deserved honor for Gregg.
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We're thrilled to announce that Gregg Ankenman was named a Top 100 Bay Area Corporate Philanthropist! His dedication to giving back exemplifies our commitment to social responsibility.
Read more: bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco…
#CorporatePhilanthropy #BayArea #Philanthropy #Fennemore
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Todd Williams shares insights on the decision in a recent California Supreme Court case that ruled noise from student parties and late-night pedestrians is not a significant environmental impact.
Read more: fennemorelaw.com/party-on-ca…
#LegalNews #CourtRuling #California #Fennemore
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Snapp Shots: Oakland’s 100 Club keeps up tradition of helping city’s youth trib.al/3nVJsk7
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It says Hollywood Bowl, but this is Oakland, California, c. 1914, at the Junction of Hollywood Blvd (now MacArthur Blvd) and Foothill Blvd, then the Lincoln Highway (1913-1926).
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The holidays are upon us, so in the spirit of giving, in this week’s leadership profile, we’re in the East Bay to talk with attorney Gregg Ankenman in our Oakland office!
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#AttitudeOfGratitude #HelpingOthers #CommunityService #Fennemore #EastBay
Back at the #BanjoStage at #HardlyStrictlyBluegrass for Emmylou’s sound check and more – at Golden Gate Park, San Francisco
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One of the more gnarly drops you’ll see…
#wildfire #Portland #orfire
The Anvil Fire outside Port Orford, Oregon is now 20,700 acres and can be called 9% contained.
Over 1,300 firefighters along with dozers and aviation have been putting in fire line continuously. Unmanned drones have been patrolling the fire at night and provide up to date information to crews in the morning.
The perfect marriage of SkyNet and wildfire…
Thanks to the individual that shared this 🎥.🙏
For #FlashbackFriday here's a great historic photo from the @PortofOakland showing an area that's now part of the Howard Terminal.
#FlashbackFriday The Market Street Pier as it appeared in 1928. Erected in 1924 at a cost of about $275k, this ambitious project angled out from the quay wall 570 feet. The pier supported one of the largest transit sheds on Oakland's waterfront. #portofoakland #oakland #historic
Sad news and fundraiser for Ross' piano teacher and local musician, Jennifer Clevinger: gofund.me/7f2d5e59
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Tickets are on sale for #EastBayNow, an evening celebrating innovation across the #EastBay region. Join #EastBayEDA on September 14 at Uptown Station in Oakland for networking, food, entertainment and the 2024 #EastBayiAwards kick-off. ➡️Get your tickets! bit.ly/ebn23
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Anchor Brewing Co. Could Be Sold As Soon as Tomorrow vinepair.com/booze-news/anch… via @VinePair
Until the creation of this connection between San Antonio Creek and San Leandro Bay, Alameda was a peninsula rather than an island.
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#FlashbackFriday Excavating the tidal canal, circa 1890. Devised by the Army Corps of Engineers, this one-mile long waterway linked the estuary to San Leandro Bay. Photo courtesy: Oakland History Room, Oakland Public Library #portofoakland #historical
Hey @burritojustice -- have you seen this fascinating map of a Trans-Bay Tube proposed by the State of California in 1946? Also includes fun WPRR and SPRR details.
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