Kerley site may take 10 years to be developed
With a proposal for a gambling oasis apparently dead in the water, the future of a 152-acre parcel in southeast Antioch that city leaders hope will someday become part of a job and revenue generator remains uncertain.
( By Sarah Krupp, STAFF WRITER, 11/19/2003 03:01 AM PST)[CCT - Daily Ledger]

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Rally calls for affordable Pittsburg homes
Scores of people gathered at the steps of the civic center on Monday to rally against what they see as a lack of affordable housing in the city. Latino mothers arrived with their children by school bus. They were joined by members of a coalition known as Pittsburg Better Together, composed of local religious, labor and community members. Following a handful of brief comments outside, the crowd of about 65 flooded the council chambers for the City Council meeting. Council members discussed a portion...
( By Danielle Samaniego, STAFF WRITER, 11/19/2003 03:01 AM PST)

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