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—Nancy Dutcher, Andy Young Co-chairs, Neighbors for a Rockridge Library

By Andy Young

by Andy Young & Nancy Dutcher

(CAMA) Chair — turned out in support of the proposal. Mark Cohen, Rock- ridge resident, and Library Committee co-chair Andy Young were among twenty-five speakers prepared to ad- dress the Council. No speakers were called, however, because there was no opposition. In conversation after the meeting, Young stressed the impor- tance of the timeliness of being on the

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...ighbor- hood Watch groups and other public safety efforts share ideas about how Rockridge neighbors can make our streets safer. The discussion was moderated by Rockridge resident Allie Rasmus of KTVU News, panel- ists included David Lorie, Andy Young, Frank Castro, and Don Link. OPD’s Capt. Anthony Toribio and Lt. Chris Bolton and Neighborhood Services Coor- dinator Patricia Rose were also

ocout Troop 205 has an active program of camping, skill-building, and growth A number of Troop 203 scouts live in Rockridge and went to Chabot. To learn more about us, see our website: www.geocities.com/troop_203, or phone Scoutmaster Andy Young: 653-7686 Detter yet, visit us. We meet on most Mondays, at 7:00 p.m. at Montera Middle School.

By Nancy Dutcher

...e that great Beatles’ song, “I get by with a LOT of help from my Friends,” so the thanks should also go to Kathy Walsh, Trish West, Linda Sensabaugh, Ron Heckart, Joel Gomberg, Sharon Miller, Mary MacDonald, Annette Floystrup, Don Kinkead, Andy Young, Alice Sung, Glen Jarvis, John Thomas and numer- ous others who have given many hun- dreds of hours to our effort. Thanks also to my husband, Bill, for putting up with all those late dinners uncomplainingly! Ihave loved almost every minute...

FUNDRAISING Barbara Anderson 655-3499 LIBRARY Nancy Dutcher 653-6018 Andy Young 653-7686 RASP Shelley Poticha 655-7463 Andréa Walhof 420-1593 ROcKRIDGE News Don Kinkead 655-7474 SAFETY Beth Allen 652-3965 TRAFFIC Open David Reinke 653-5312 Zoninc/DeEsiGN __ Bill Dutcher 653-6018 John Gussman 655-8817 Andréa Walhof 420...

...uld not be abie to finance and build a replacement library, concerned residents, in conjunction with the Oakland Library Department and the City Manager’s Of- fice, formed Neighbors for a Rockridge Library. Underco-chairs Nancy Dutcher and Andy Young, this volunteer group has steered a steady course through bu- reaucratic mazes and interminable meet- ings, scoping out available city and state

COMMITTEE Cram/Co-CuHams CLEAN ROCKRIGE Open EARTHQUAKE Prep Drew Shagrin 653-7376 Alisa Metzner 652-6620 Barbara Anderson 655-3499 Nancy Dutcher 653-6018 Andy Young 653-7686 Shelley Poticha 655-7463 Andréa Walhof 420-1593 ROCKRIDGE News Don Kinkead 655-7474 SAFETY Beth Allen 652-3965 TRAFFIC Open David Reinke Bill Dutcher John Gussman Andréa Walhof

The dedicated core of volunteers working on the campaign are your neighbors. They include, to name just a few: Nancy Dutcher and Andy Young, co-chairs of the committee; Gity Baxter, Reine Brent, Winkie Campbeil-Notar; Ruth Friedman; Joel Gomberg; Earl Hamlin: Ron Heckart; Mary MacDonald; Alisa Metzner, Sharon Miller; Pat Rigby; Howard Rodkin; Penn Shearer; Laura Schlichtmann; ...

chair Andy Young adds that “ultimately what is most necessary are people’s ‘yes’ votes on November 6.”

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Anyone interested in participating may call either Nancy Dutcher at 653-6018, or Andy Young at 653-7686. You may also drop us a note at our mailing address:

general steering committee. Cali Nancy Dutcher (653-6018) or Andy Young (653-7686) for more information.

Crean Rockrmes Gity Baxter 652-8419 Desicn REVIEW Bill Dutcher 653-6018 Glen Jarvis 654-5953 EarRTHQUAKE Prep Drew Shagrin 653-7376 Alisa Metzner 652-6620 Barbara Anderson 655-3499 Nancy Dutcher 653-6018 Andy Young 653-7686 RASP Shelley Poticha 655-7463 Andréa Walhof 420-1593 Rocxripce News Don Kinkead 655-7474 SAfETY Beth Allen 652-3965 TRaFFic Open David Reinke John Gussman Andréa Walhof

For more information, or to learn how to get involved in bringing about a permanent Rockridge branch library, please call either Nancy Dutcher at 653- 6018 or Andy Young at 653-7686.

By Gordon Laverty

CLEAN RockripcE Gity Baxter 652-8419 Desicn Review __ Bill Dutcher 653-6018 Glen Jarvis 654-5953 EarTHQUAKE Prep Drew Shagrin 653-7376 Alisa Metzner 652-6620 FUNDRAISING Barbara Anderson 655-3499 Lrprary Nancy Dutcher 653-6018 Andy Young 653-7686 RASP Shelley Poticha 655-7463 Andréa Walhof 420-1593 Rockripce News Don Kinkead 655-7474 SaFETY Beth Allen 652-3965 TRAFFIC Bill Manley 658-2419 David Reinke 653-5312 ZONING John Gussman 655-8817 Andréa Walhof 420-1593

Anyone who has not yet signed a petition, or who would like to circulate petitions, should call Friends of the Rockridge Library co-chairs Nancy Dutcher (653-6018) or Andy Young (653-7686). Let’s do our part for a library!

Meeting on Monday, December 11, Councilmember Marge Haskell, Ezra Rapport of the City Manager’s office, Terry Brown of the City Attorney’s office, and Nancy Dutcher and Andy Young of the Rockridge Library Com- mittee established a timetable to place an assessment district measure on the November ballot.

OpEd width and breadth of all the emotions they will experience. Stop Giving Out Awards Like Candy —by Jorja Siemons I The more young people face sadness and frustration, the more they will come to accept failure as a learning experience — each time becoming less upset. If adults continue to give out awards like candy, children’s emotional ma...

A Star is Born We are about to have a fascinating woman from another world enter our lives. She is Emma of Normandy who, in 1002, at age fifteen, crosses the sea to wed old King Aethelred the Unready of England. Young and alone, Emma must fight for her survival and station as queen in an unfamiliar and treacherous world. Centuries later, Rockridge writer Patr...

By Theresa Nelson

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For the EBMUD director elections this fall, directorship for the 4th Ward is uncontested. That seat is held by Andy Katz, board president. The seat in the 3rd Ward is held by board vice president Katy Foulkes. Foulkes has served on the board for 20 years. Marguerite Young is challenging the five-term incumbent for 3rd Ward seat. Foulkes has a long history of ...

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