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In Episode 121, Scott Piehler's topics include: A lawsuit generates huge support for the Alameda Food Bank. City Council approves a pool plan for Jean Sweeney. Meet the school board candidates. The Portola Festival is back. From the Bayou to the Bay, another new restaurant to check out. Bryan Woo struggles in Seattle. And a wealth of activities as …
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In Episode 120, Scott Piehler's topics include: A look at the five candidates for two open City Council seats. Waitlists are open for below market housing. The city receives $16 million dollars for road safety improvements. The Transportation Commission gets updates on numerous projects. Bryan Woo flirts with perfection. Nina G. hits Amazon Prime. …
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In Episode 119, Scott Piehler's topics include: A car accident shuts down Park Street, and the Gong Cha tea shop. Grim July statistics from Alameda PD. City Council addresses housing at Alameda Point. Bryan Woo remains undefeated in Oakland. A new steakhouse opens up. September is preparedness month. Two Birds From Alameda adds to the flock. Plus, …
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In Episode 118, Scott Piehler's topics include: A reported theft turns into a drug bust. Alameda Unified reports on this year’s enrollment. Alameda Brewing reintroduces themselves. An update on the Bay Trail. Electric Vehicles on display and on the street. Lots going on this Labor Day Weekend. A hidden gem behind the meat counter. A farewell to a l…
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In Episode 117, Scott Piehler's topics include: New faces in the principal’s office. Brush up on what goes in what bin. A little more stability for the power grid. A major rebranding for one of Alameda’s breweries. Stage or screen, it’s a great weekend to take in a show. Alameda’s Bryan Woo could use some run support. Gene Kahane picks his five fav…
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In episode 116, Scott Piehler's topics include: A multi-billion dollar ballot initiative is scrapped. A filing extension results in changes to November’s local elections. A natural recipe for cleanup at Alameda Point. A new jigsaw puzzle can pass the time, and help the Bay. Pacific Pinball unlocks the doors to the Annex. The Post introduces a new w…
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In Episode 115, Scott Piehler's topics include: APD Crime statistics remain mostly steady. AC Transit reverses course on eliminating some bus lines. When is 20 billion not 20 billion? Rent control back on the ballot. Things are bouncing out on Alameda Point. 90 years of East Bay Parks means a big celebration at Crab Cove. A question about a boat. P…
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In Episode 114, Scott Piehler's topics include: Embezzlement charges for the former president of the Alameda Gators. A thief on Park Street doesn’t get too far. The city is once again looking at Slow Streets. A couple of Bay Area business closures might affect you here on Alameda. FAAS could use some help walking dogs. The Post needs your help in h…
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In Episode 113, Scott Piehler's topics include: Criminal charges issued in the wake of last year’s scrap metal fire. FAAS hits the fast-forward button on their spay/neuter facility. The Planning Board approves the new Alameda Food Bank facility. The Island Hopper shuttle begins at Alameda Point. Lots of water transit news. More overnight Posey Tube…
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In Episode 112, Scott Piehler's topics include: The City Council hears from the Base Reuse and Economic Development Department, and makes changes to the operation of Dignity Village. Alameda continues to grapple with the shock of last week’s mass shooting. The Water Shuttle starts, and stops. The Art & Wine Faire is almost here. Get ready to save t…
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In Episode 111, Scott Piehler's topics include: A quadruple homicide shocks Alameda. AC Transit's zero-emissions goal gets a boost. Clarifying the rules regarding dogs on the new Woodstock shuttle. The Hornet celebrates the anniversary of Apollo 11. Get to know the history of Alameda Point. Two Birds celebrates 100 cartoons. Plus, weekend events. S…
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In Episode 110, Scott Piehler's topics include: The annual 4th of July parade makes for a festive scene across the island. Cargo bikes make a splash year round. The Hornet helps welcome 76 new US citizens. An infrastructure bond measure fails to pass city council. Less than a year after a gruesome discovery on Bay Farm Island, a killer is sentenced…
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In Episode 109, Scott Piehler's topics include: Car thefts increased in May, but remain below last year’s peak. The largest affordable housing bond in California history is headed to the ballot in November. School’s out, but the district remains busy. Free music this summer at South Shore. 90 is the new 60. Bryan Woo lands on the injured list. An i…
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In Episode 108, Scott Piehler's topics include: The City Council moves ahead with a new library branch, and repeals a ban on natural gas in new construction. A Father’s Day fire burns a 130-year old home. Alameda PD turns a parking violation into a major drug bust. The USS Hornet expands their operating hours. Get to know a local voice artist. The …
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In Episode 107, Scott Piehler's topics include: Alameda Hospital’s plan to eliminate surgery meets with resistance. The proposed Radium Theatre Performing Arts Center grapples with the issue of scenic views. Alameda PD takes a proactive approach to vehicle thefts. Alameda Fire EMS is recognized as one of the best. Some great notes from the local sp…
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In Episode 106, Scott Piehler's topics include: A busy City Council meeting extends into the wee hours, and includes a shutdown of a scientific experiment. Bryan Woo dazzles in his return to the Bay Area. Fun with Sand at Crown Memorial. Look for an increase in your electric bill. Altarena Playhouse and Admiral Maltings get some amazing recognition…
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In Episode 105, Scott Piehler's topics include: The Veteran’s Administration advances the Alameda Point outpatient and cemetery project. Good news in the latest crime statistics. Alameda now has two collegiate league baseball teams for the summer. The Pacific Pinball Museum Annex Sale returns after 5 years. Your chance to adopt a furry forever frie…
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In Episode 104, Scott Piehler's topics include: A waterfowl cooks its own goose, and AMP customers feel the effects. The naming of a new park gets contentious at City Council. Site work at the former Lum Elementary gets technical. After solid playoff runs, our high school baseball and softball teams see their seasons end. Bryan Woo shuts down the Y…
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In Episode 103, Scott Piehler's topics include: Charges are filed against an alleged illegal sideshow promoter. Corica park’s fire tower is about to get a makeover, while their teaching pro represents at the PGA Championship. AC Transit overhauls their draft service plan. The Environmental Protection Agency complicates matters on Alameda Point. The…
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In Episode 102, Scott Piehler's topics include: The City Council once again tackles the issues of illegal automotive sideshows. The aerosol sea salt experiments on the Hornet are shut down by the city. First Webster, now Park. Restriping reshapes the looks of our retail thoroughfares. APD makes fentanyl test kits available for free. Alameda’s havin…
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In Episode 101, Scott Piehler's topics include: Road construction shuts down part of Park Street for a bit. The Alameda Chamber hands out their 2024 Business Excellence awards. A new restaurant graces Webster street. Rain in the forecast delays our latest walking history tour. Scientists name a probable cause of death for the gray whale found off C…
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In Episode 100, Scott Piehler's topics include: Trouble at Barnhill Marina, and a new development in the Mario Gonzalez case. The Planning Board approves a fish-friendly expansion at Alameda Point. The Oakland Roots add some firepower ahead of their upcoming match with the San Jose Earthquakes. New rules in the fight for digital privacy. No word ye…
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In Episode 99, Scott Piehler's topics include: The City Council addresses animal testing. Sort of. Alameda Police releases March’s crime statistics. Webster Street gets a makeover, and Park Street is next. The Alameda Library steps us to help close the digital divide. The Oakland Roots advance in the U.S. Open Cup, and welcome a Bay Area champion t…
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In Episode 98, Scott Piehler's topics include: The Planning Board approves the final phase of the Del Monte Warehouse redevelopment. The teacher of the year is a Franklin Falcon. Mayor Ashcraft issues a proclamation for Arab American Heritage Month, and echoes calls for a ceasefire. A fire in the Posey Tube snarls traffic. Local veterans help the A…
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In Episode 97, Scott Piehler's topics include: A tree branch disrupts power for much of Alameda on Thursday morning. The City Council looks at changing how Alameda is represented, and approves a lease for a new Police substation. The latest statistics from APD remain mostly consistent. Primary election results are certified. Monday’s eclipse will b…
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In Episode 96, Scott Piehler's topics include: The Alameda Unified School District Board of Education reaches a tentative agreement with the teachers union, and deals with a full slate of topics. New leaders for the Hornets and for the Hornet. From Berkeley to Alameda, a pilgrimage for peace. Whether it’s the seed of an idea, or actual seeds, the L…
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In Episode 95, Scott Piehler's topics include: The city council clarifies rent law enforcement, lends a hand to Faction brewing, delays the lease for Gold Bar Spirits, and signs off on De-Pave Park. Primary election results are just about final. Alameda Fire Department report on their busiest year ever. The Oakland Roots start the season with a win…
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In Episode 94, Scott Piehler's topics include: De-Pave park takes another step forward. APD turns a sideshow into a no show. Ballots are still being counted. The county records its first positive West Nile test of the season. CarrierCon is a hit. The City Council will consider a ban on animal testing. And now you can get the Alameda Post with just …
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In Episode 93, Scott Piehler's topics include: The City Council has good news for the Alameda Food Bank and an area distiller. The California Primary is over. APD releases January’s crime statistics, and recovers eight truckloads of stolen goods. A look back at the State of The City address. A bureaucratic snafu is hampering the redevelopment of Al…
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In Episode 92, Scott Piehler's topics include: The annual State of the City address took place this week. The Planning Board reviews 2023, and looks ahead to 2024. Despite increased spending, homeless numbers continue to rise. Some updated election information. A new restaurant opens as Alameda Restaurant Week arrives. You might notice a few more t…
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In Episode 91, Scott Piehler's topics include: The City Council votes to fundamentally change the Open Government Commission. Meet the candidates, and learn about the only statewide proposition on the primary ballot. The Alameda Police Department addresses the issue of automotive sideshows. Bay Farm parents take steps to make school safer. South Sh…
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In Episode 90, Scott Piehler's topics include: A historic building burns near Jean Sweeney Park. Alameda debates the future of the Open Government Commission. The Planning Board has been busy. The School Board provides an update. Get to know your District Seven Senate Candidates. The Alameda International Film Festival gets animated, and the Alamed…
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In Episode 89, Scott Piehler's topics include: Alameda and Oakland look to the Feds for assistance in dealing with issues concerning flooding and the estuary. The recent storms kept Alameda’s first responders busy. A new hotel is coming to Bay Farm. AC Transit hits pause on their Realign project. Our feathered friends had a mixed 2023. And a look a…
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In Episode 88, Scott Piehler's topics include: Alameda Point loses a tenant, but keeps the sideshows. The race to fill the senate seat of the late Dianne Feinstein has a clear leader in fundraising. Wrestling returns to Alameda High after 40 years. Between rain, tides, and pipelines, water’s in the news. We’ll take a look at APD’s crime statistics,…
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In Episode 87, Scott Piehler's topics include: The Planning Board addresses the subject of subdivisions. Covid and schools: a new partner in the battle, and some policy changes. AUSD gets budget relief for the upcoming year. Arts funding is available at the city and county level. Congratulations to Alameda’s Cooper Teare for another big victory. Sa…
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In Episode 86, Scott Piehler's topics include: Rain in the forecast for the next few days. The City Council looks to clarify Alameda Point usage, and approves a final design for the new swim center. Count on the Post to keep you informed this election season. It’s not too early to start thinking about your taxes. Your morning ferry ride just added …
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In Episode 85, Scott Piehler's topics include: an early look at what you can expect on the March primary ballot, some of which is directly related to the state’s budget shortfall. Improvements are coming to Ralph Appezzato Parkway. Covid numbers are up, and we’ve got a guide to where to get your booster. The demolition of Lum School has begun in ea…
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In Episode 84, Scott Piehler's topics include: Pubic comment at the City Council meeting goes until 1 a.m. Alameda Fire Department rescues rescues a sinking sailor. The Alameda Police Department releases crime statistics for November, and the news is mostly positive. The doors to The Main Street Ferry Terminal reopen, while the doors to Pagano’s Ce…
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On this special edition of the Alameda PostCast, host Scott Piehler says thank you to our listeners while recapping some of the milestones reached as the PostCast heads into its third year. Support the show • AlamedaPost.com • Podcast • Events • Contact • • Facebook • Instagram • Threads • BlueSky • Reddit • Mastodon • NextDoor • YouTube • Apple Ne…
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The final City Council meeting of 2023 was a busy one. The Main Street Ferry Terminal is set to reopen. Our own Julia Park Tracey receives a national honor. Gil Michaels takes us on a gastronomic trip around the island, while Steve Gorman takes us down the road. Don't miss your last chance to catch Santa at Christmas Tree Lane. Plus events of inter…
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In Episode 82, Scott Piehler's topics include: The City reaches a settlement in the Mario Gonzalez case. The Alameda Warming shelter is open, and this year the site will rotate between three locations. AUSD fills a board vacancy with a familiar name, and prepares for full-time kindergarten next year. The Planning Board says yes to more pickleball. …
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In Episode 81, Scott Piehler's topics include: The City Council discusses the proposed Oakland Harbor Turning Basin Widening Project, and the Capital Improvement Program. The Alameda Post is among those testifying before the California Senate Judiciary Committee on the importance of journalism in the digital age. Alameda Unified School District loo…
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In Episode 80, Scott Piehler's topics include: The Ferry wins a major grant to assist with electrification. The US District Court upholds Alameda’s rent control for Barnhill Marina. Alameda PD releases October’s crime statistics. City council approves renovations to the Veteran’s Memorial Building. Look for a parcel tax renewal on the ballot in Mar…
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In Episode 79, Scott Piehler's topics include: The Alameda Food Bank gets the go-ahead for their future location, and welcomes a major donation from Alameda Scouts. Dignity Village provides a 6-month update. Alameda Municipal Power introduces a program aimed at installing chargers in multifamily dwellings. FAAS makes it easier to adopt your new bes…
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In Episode 78, Scott Piehler's topics include: The city council votes to move ahead with plans for De-Pave park, and addresses parklets alongside Webster and Park. Both the city planning board and the AUSD Board of Education are looking to fill vacancies. Below market townhomes are available for first time home buyers. The Mastick Senior Center web…
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In Episode 77, Scott Piehler's topics include: Alamedans are honored at the District 18 Community Awards. Alameda Meals on Wheels celebrates 50 years of service. AC Transit is looking ahead to next year, and seeking your input on potential route changes. Work has begun on the McKay Avenue Wellness Campus. We’ve got some Halloween data for you. Cong…
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In Episode 76, Scott's topics include: Planning, Building and Transportation has a new director. AUSD provides an update on the new Alameda High School swim center, and invites you to participate in various round tables, as well as a forum on construction at Wood Middle. There’s a new podcast in town and you should give it a listen. Make your plans…
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In Episode 75, Scott's topics include: The city council rejects a lease over animal testing concerns. APD releases the latest crime statistics. A missing persons case comes to a sad ending. A cleanup is coming to the Estuary. If you’ve wondered what’s going on with the Grand Street/Shore Line bathroom project, you’re not alone. Taylor Swift takes o…
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For Episode 74, Scott's topics include: From school staffing to abortion rights, we’ve seen a series of new bills signed into law. Alameda Pride is upon us. Alameda and San Francisco keep the conversation moving forward about Portola. Oakland Airport takes the next step toward carbon neutrality. Meet the woman behind the upcoming Donut Fun Run. Spe…
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