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By Carroll Moore

by Carroll Moore, for the Claremont Dad’s Club Beautiful drawings by Claremont Middle School students are on display in store- front windows of the Rockridge Masonic Lodge, 5449 College Avenue, featuring work by Claremont students Anthony Beron, Eli Parker...

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By Carroll Moore

I would like to extend a special thank you to volunteer Landscape Designer Greer Alley, who not only conceived most of the plans but has also been spending countless hours making sure all of the details of the project are being followed. /Carroll Moore       ­ 24 Bob Franklin, BART Board of Directors. Mail: BobFranklinBART@aol.com. Cell: 510/684-0026.   

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By Carroll Moore

by Carroll Moore, Frogpark Steering Committee Fplay structures with your work gloves and a garden rake, broom and/or hand whisk. Mark your belongings to identify them. Cold beverages and water will be provided for all volunteers. rogpark needs your help on...

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by Carroll Moore Iopportunity to make your own ceramic tile to decorate the playground. “We had such a tremendous response to the tile- making fundraiser, we’ve already nearly filled the playground fencing with tiles,” says tile-making volunteer Karen Chee...

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other projects. To volunteer for skilled projects, please contact Carroll Moore at 597-1895. September 18 named FROG Playground Community Day Thank you, College Prep High School, for your annual commitment of support to the fall maintenance event! We couldn’t do it without you! by Carroll Moore On Saturday, September ...

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By Carol Behr

...ation Construction Crews Recall Park’s Early Days Pictured at left are some of the Big Build captains and committee leaders. Front row, from left: Barney Smits, Theresa Nelson, Gail Durkin, Kyle Faulkner, Eileen Fitz-Faulkner, Steve Costa, Carroll Moore. Back row: David J acobs, Ken Cluff, Tony Kay, Peter Hollingsworth, Jimmy Pedersen. Photography: www.kenricephotopeople.com

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...icture Framing and Gallery dig into their generous pancake platters during the 2011 Pancake Breakfast. Behind them, neighborhood parents and children finish their breakfasts. Tickets can be purchased online or by check through the school. /Carroll Moore Generous contributions of time and food from the Masons permit all breakfast proceeds to be contributed to Claremont programs. This event raised $5,000 for the school last year. Come for breakfast, meet your neighbors, and tour one of our ...

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...eatly diminished, and the salvaged items may be reused in your project or donated/sold to a variety of organizations. In addition, kitchens and their appliances are notorious energy hogs, but good design can drastically improve efficiency. Carroll Moore, a design expert and owner of Right Design Lab, applies his 25 years of sustain- able design experience in a two-phased approach. First, he limits toxicity levels by selecting paints, adhesives, insulation, and other products with low to n...

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... Eric Cabunoc; Christine Calabrese, ADA Coor- dinator; Bruce Douglas, Friends of Temescal Creek; Ian Duffy; Ron Holthuysen, Scien- tific Art Studio; Claire Isaacs-Warhaftig, ex-Public Art Advisory Committee; Hiroko Kurihara; Steve Gillman; Carroll Moore; Carol McClellan; Theresa Nelson; Jennifer Cooper; and David Ryan, Ryan and sons Metal works, FROG steering committee

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... Phase II supporters: FROG COMMITTEE: Theresa Nelson, Jenni- fer Cooper, Howard Ferrier, Ronnie Spitzer, Mike McDonald, Lisa Ferrier, Christie Beeman, Barney Smits, Joan Marie Wood, Karen Cheever, Steve Costa, Lisa Kaplan, Carol McClellan, Carroll Moore, Jimmy Pederson, Ian Reed, Eileen Fitz-Faulkner, Al Hussian. KIOSK VOLUNTEERS: Mike McDonald, Mau- ricio Argueta, Jeff Clapp, Josh Feldman, Chris French, Michael Lyons, Ian Reed, Mark Rogero, Gene St. Onge, Fernando Sorto. JANE BRUNNER’S S...

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...k at the sandbox; and to Josh Feldman, who skillfully replaced the chain on the tire swing under the Hardy Park play structure. Lisa Ferrier and her husband, Dan Johnson, supervised volunteers doing clean-up and spreading fibar at Redondo. Carroll Moore and Karen Cheever worked hard to care- fully remove the graffiti on the train, which looks good as new. Ronnie Spitzer solicited donations of materials, food and water for our volunteers. Jacqueline Kellam worked with some CPS students to ...

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...s provided cook- ies, and Dreyer’s sent an old-fashioned ice cream truck. Thanks to them and to all these helpful adults who organized, entertained, and cleaned up: Naomi Hatkin, Theresa Nelson, Alice Chegia, Barbara Stewart, Kristin Barr, Carroll Moore, Barney Smits, and Jim Chegia. Maureen Bormolini and Kristi McLeod helped bring us the Boy Scout crossing guards.

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...itors and volunteers take a close look at and admire the painstaking work done on the restored mural Oceanus. Amateurs and experts alike worked under the supervision of original artist Gary Graham to restore and preserve the mural. PHOTOS: CARROLL MOORE t a rededication cere- mony September 20, Oakland officials praised the community spirit and activism that resulted in the refurbish- ing of the 3,000 square-foot Claremont Avenue mural, Oceanus, which had been defaced by graffiti. Particu...

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By Jacqueline Tasch

... seeing how dark some of the early tiles turned out, the families who paid $25 to add additional tiles tended to go for lighter colors. A new spider web was installed at Redondo Park, which is designed for small tots from 2 to 5 years old. Carroll Moore prepared the master list of tasks, Kate Runyan organized food, Karen Cheever provided the tiles, and Lisa Kaplan was the liaison with College Prep High School. eenagers are a species not often found in FROG Park, the community play- ground...

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