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Dear Friends,

Among the many projects we have ongoing in Richmond are Sister City relationships with a few cities in other parts of the world. One of these Sister City relationships we have developed is with the City of Regla, Cuba. Through the educational and cultural work of our Richmond/Regla Sister City Committee, this relationship has created a rich cultural exchange between Richmond and Regla.

Richmond and Regla have much in common; . . . . (read more)

I will be leading the 2nd official delegation from Richmond to Regla in November of this year (November 7 - 17, 2009). (read more)

The delegation I will be leading in November will focus on education, culture, health, and global warming. (read more)

Four high school students will be part of this delegation. This will be a great opportunity for these young people, . . . . (read more)

Norma Bautista is a Richmond High School student in the 11th grade. (read more)

Darlene Saechao is a Kennedy High student. (read more)

Monserrat Armendaris-Ibarria is in the 11th grade and attends East Bay Center for the Performing Arts. (read more)

Valerie Jameson is a 12th grader at Middle College High School and part of Xicana Youth Organizing group, . . . . (read more)

I would like to ask for your help with the cost of traveling expenses for these 4 youth. (read more)

Write checks to: Richmond Progressive Alliance

Send to:
Richmond Progressive Alliance
P.O. Box 160 - Station A
Richmond, CA 94808-0160

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Thank you all for your ongoing support for a better Richmond and for better inter-relationships throughout our world.

Sincerely,
Gayle

Read Gayle's 2009 State of the City Address.
2008 State of the City Address
2007 State of the City Address
2007 Mayoral Inauguration Address

2005 Report to Richmond Residents

For in-depth coverage of the Zeneca project, read "Ravaged Roost" in Terrain. See photos and a report of the April 29 Zeneca action. Read press coverage of the Zeneca project at Berkeley Daily Planet, C C Times (March 3), and C C Times (March 9).

December 2, 2004: "EPA - No Bark No Bite," read the banner. Community activists from the Richmond area denounced the agreement as an assault on their neighborhood. "I'm here to say this deal is a threat to our community," said Gayle McLaughlin, a Richmond City Council member who joined about two dozen demonstrators.

Click here to read the Daily Journal article on this event: CRITICS PROTEST PROPOSED DEAL WITH CHEVRON OVER POLLUTION: Environmentalists say the pact would do little to better air quality and clear the company for its violations.

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Mayor McLaughlin can be reached at: Gayle_McLaughlin@officeofthemayor.net
Address: 1401 Marina Way South, Richmond, CA 94804

Phone: (510) 620-6503 Fax: (510) 412-2070