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Watch @mayorsasai in the February episode of the Beat of Pinole, where he talks about Black History Month, a $700K grant awarded to the City of Pinole, and more! Produced by #PinoleTV #MayoralUpdate #TheBeatofPinole #PCTV #CityofPinole #PinoleNews #local #EastBay
Watch @mayorsasai in the February episode of the Beat of Pinole, where he talks about Black History Month, a $700K grant awarded to the City of Pinole, and more! Produced by #PinoleTV #MayoralUpdate #TheBeatofPinole #PCTV #CityofPinole #PinoleNews #local #EastBay
We invite you to be a part of our 2025 events lineup! Are you passionate about sharing your delicious food with the community? Showcase your culinary creations at one of our upcoming events. Visit www.pinole.gov/foodvendor to complete the food vendor application form.
We invite you to be a part of our 2025 events lineup! Are you passionate about sharing your delicious food with the community? Showcase your culinary creations at one of our upcoming events. Visit www.pinole.gov/foodvendor to complete the food vendor application form.
This month, we honor the contributions, creativity, and perseverance of the Black community. Last week, the Pinole City Council issued a proclamation honoring Black History Month:
“And whereas enumerable Black residents of Pinole have contributed to the advancement of the city, state and country throughout the city`s history, such as the late James Andrew Harris, who was a Pinole resident and groundbreaking nuclear chemist who helped discover two previously unknown elements while working at Lawrence Berkeley national lab;
And whereas Black leaders representing Pinole have broken many barriers, including Diana Becton, who is the first Black individual to service Contra Costa County District Attorney, Federal Glover, who is the first Black individual to serve on the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors, and Jamela Smith-Folds, who is the first black individual to represent District 1 on the West Contra Costa Unified School District Board of Trustees; and
Whereas the, in the fall of 2003, Michelle Lamons-Raiford assumed sponsorship of the @pinolevalleyhs African American Student Union as an organization where students are able to better their knowledge of African American history, culture, community, and pride; and
Whereas in June of 2017, Eric Casher was appointed by the Pinole City Council. Becoming the first Black City Attorney, since the City of Pinole was founded in 1903; and
Whereas in November 2018, Anthony Tave was elected to serve on the Pinole City council, becoming the first Black Council member since the city`s founding; and
Whereas in November, 2021, Roxanne Stone, who served Pinole as a Management Analyst since 2018, was promoted to become the first Black Deputy City Clerk of record; and
Whereas in December, 2022, @devinmurphydtm was appointed by the Pinole City Council becoming the first Black Mayor since the city of Pinole was founded in 1903..."
#BlackHistoryMonth #Honor #UnityInDiversity #PinoleUnited #AmericanHistory #Proclamation #Pinoleans #CityOfPinole
This month, we honor the contributions, creativity, and perseverance of the Black community. Last week, the Pinole City Council issued a proclamation honoring Black History Month:
“And whereas enumerable Black residents of Pinole have contributed to the advancement of the city, state and country throughout the city`s history, such as the late James Andrew Harris, who was a Pinole resident and groundbreaking nuclear chemist who helped discover two previously unknown elements while working at Lawrence Berkeley national lab;
And whereas Black leaders representing Pinole have broken many barriers, including Diana Becton, who is the first Black individual to service Contra Costa County District Attorney, Federal Glover, who is the first Black individual to serve on the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors, and Jamela Smith-Folds, who is the first black individual to represent District 1 on the West Contra Costa Unified School District Board of Trustees; and
Whereas the, in the fall of 2003, Michelle Lamons-Raiford assumed sponsorship of the @pinolevalleyhs African American Student Union as an organization where students are able to better their knowledge of African American history, culture, community, and pride; and
Whereas in June of 2017, Eric Casher was appointed by the Pinole City Council. Becoming the first Black City Attorney, since the City of Pinole was founded in 1903; and
Whereas in November 2018, Anthony Tave was elected to serve on the Pinole City council, becoming the first Black Council member since the city`s founding; and
Whereas in November, 2021, Roxanne Stone, who served Pinole as a Management Analyst since 2018, was promoted to become the first Black Deputy City Clerk of record; and
Whereas in December, 2022, @devinmurphydtm was appointed by the Pinole City Council becoming the first Black Mayor since the city of Pinole was founded in 1903..."
#BlackHistoryMonth #Honor #UnityInDiversity #PinoleUnited #AmericanHistory #Proclamation #Pinoleans #CityOfPinole
Our Public Works maintenance crew found a female Boston Terrier wandering alone in Fernandez Park. She has a pink harness on but no collar/ID or microchip. Please call (510) 724-9010 if you recognize this furry friend!
#FoundDogPinole #CityofPinole #PublicWorks
Our Public Works maintenance crew found a female Boston Terrier wandering alone in Fernandez Park. She has a pink harness on but no collar/ID or microchip. Please call (510) 724-9010 if you recognize this furry friend!
#FoundDogPinole #CityofPinole #PublicWorks