On January 26, Livermore Vice Mayor Gina Bonanno did the honors, installing the 2022 Board of Directors and its Chairman for the Livermore Valley Chamber of Commerce. Harold Roundtree, CEO of UNCLE Credit Union, was sworn in for his third term as Chairman. Newly elected to their offices - Jody Amos, Amos Productions is Vice [...]
In Alameda County, the Organics Reduction & Recycling Ordinance will be put in place to help residents and businesses comply with the regulations set by the state.
StopWaste is offering grants with a total of $700,000 available in funding. Businesses, non-profits and institutions are eligible to apply. Sign-up to attend the info. webinar on Jan. 20.
While we have yet to determine the full impact of this pandemic, there clearly are positive signs that our community is slowly recovering.
As we close out a successful 2021, we look forward to continuing the distinguished legacy of the Livermore Valley Chamber of Commerce in 2022.
As we continue to operate out of this challenging time, our focus has been, and continues to be, how can the ACE trains best serve the needs of our communities.
Creating a bond with our clients and our community is one of the most important things to us here at Fremont Bank.
With samples of the red berries, the monk returned to the Monastery and tried various methods of consuming the berries.
The utility—which was already heralded as a top employer due to its opportunities for growth, competitive compensation and benefits package, and ethics, among other reasons—further enhanced support for its employees during the ongoing pandemic.
The General Plan update offers the community and City Council an opportunity to re-evaluate existing policies and develop new ones that address shifts in community priorities, technologies, and current land use and real estate market trends.
