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Thank You, Distributors
Thank you to the individuals who delivered the MacArthur Metro during this last year to
businesses and to reader doorsteps. A special thanks to Chief Distributor Peter Bond, who
coordinates all the distribution.
If you'd like to distribute the Metro in your neighborhood or if you know of a business that would like to have the Metro delivered, e-mail Metroreaders\@earthlin...
Volunteer Wanted
The Metro is looking for a volunteer to manage the Money Honey and Friends donor
database. Must be familiar with Excel or willing to learn. Other duties include sending
acknowledgment and reminder letters and picking up Metro mail. We will train and provi
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Metro Writers: The Lavertys
Shawna Brekke-Read and Don Read
Gordon and Marge Laverty's dedication and extensive experience with the MacArthur Metro showed in the simple act of scheduling an interview. "Well, no, dear.
To Your Health
Creating A Joyful Holiday Season
Paulette Avery RN, MSN, IBCLC
Does the thought of the approaching holidays fill you with joyful anticipation or a feeling ofdread and despair? The answer depends a lot on your circumstances,...
Here's another way to become a Money Honey or a Friend. You can now make a donation tothe MacArthur Metro with your credit card. Go to www.macarthurmetro.org. On the left side ofthe home page, click on Network for Good. You'll be brought to that Web site,
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Bay Area Community Services
John Frando
The Oakland Meals on Wheels program is one of several programs that Bay Area Community Services (BACS), a community-based, nonprofit corporation, administers to...
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Onions & Orchids
Debbie Francis
To our readers: If you know of a neighbor in our community whose behavior is worthy of note, either good or bad, please contact me at psych7045\@sbcglobal.net.
Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor,
Yah, I saw the horses, too [referred to in October's "High St. Neighborhood News"]. I was there; in fact, I am the rider of those two horses.
The Imperfect Gardener
Adina Sara
I'm not cautious when it comes to gardening. I leap right out there, with or without a tool in hand. I rarely wear proper shoes and have ruined more than one pair ...
Each One, Teach One:
Opportunities for Troubled Youth, Troubled Communities
Meredith Florian
Serenely tucked away on the woodsy grounds of an old police academy and the old ChabotObservatory, the Community Day School provides both education and a haven...
Boulevard Bites
Sheila D'Amico
### Congratulations to Jim Ratliff, editor of the Grand Lake Guardian. Jim is the founder and editor of this new online community newspaper that serves the...
Rescuing Oakland, One Leap At A Time
Denise Davila
Laurel native and business owner Ronn Guidi could not stand idle as Oakland's once renowned ballet company sank into the abyss last spring.
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