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PHOTOS: Squirrel -vs- the Pumpkin
> > > Thanks to JR in Walnut Creek for capturing this very important moment in a squirrel’s life. These pictures are adorable.
View ArticleCoCo Sheriff’s Office Receives Grant for County-Wide DUI Enforcement Campaign
Drunk and drugged driving remains the number one killer on our roadways, with nearly 800 deaths and over 24,000 injuries. The “Avoid the 25 DUI Task Force will be attacking this problem head on through...
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BART: Expect weekend Delays Between Lafayette, Concord for Track Maintenance
> In November and December BART will be doing maintenance work on the track sections between Lafayette and Concord stations. The work will be done on Saturdays and Sundays and will result in 10 to...
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The Concord Police Weekly Burglary Report – 13 Burglaries in the Past 7 Days
> Click on the image above for the weekly Concord Police burglary report. This week, Concord had 13 burglaries. The week before, there were 12, and before that, Concord had 11. The last two numbers...
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ANOTHER Smashed Window on Willow Pass Road in Concord
> In late-October, we told you about the window smashing spree on Willow Pass Road in Concord, and also told you how this isn’t the first time a windown has been targeted at the office building...
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Water Cooler – Education & Thanksgiving
> The “Water Cooler” is a feature on Claycord.com where we ask you a question or provide a topic, and you talk about it! The “Water Cooler” will be up Monday-Friday at noon! Just a few years ago,...
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Contra Costa County Library Wins National Medal for Museum and Library Service
The Institute of Museum and Library Services today announced the recipients of the National Medal for Museum and Library Service. The National Medal is the nation’s highest honor conferred on museums...
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Claycord – Talk About Sports
> Claycord’s “Talk About Sports” will be posted single Friday, just below the “Talk About Politics” & “Talk About Whatever” threads. You can talk about local, national, college or pros. If it...
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Claycord – Talk About Politics
> This post is about politics, and this is strictly to keep politics out of the weekly “talk about whatever”. Enjoy, and be nice to eachother!
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Claycord – Talk About Whatever
> Happy Friday to all the wonderful citizens in the City of Claycord. This is a post with no subject, you can talk about whatever you want. If breaking news happens (such as an earthquake), or you...
View ArticleResidents Encouraged to Apply for Openings on Concord’s Boards & Commissions
The Concord City Council encourages residents to apply for openings on the Community Services Commission, Design Review Board, Personnel Board and Planning Commission. Deadline for applications is...
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Weekly Update from the City of Pleasant Hill
> Click on the photo above to read the weekly update from the City of Pleasant Hill.
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Campaign Signs Remain Up Almost Two Weeks AFTER the Election
> It’s almost two weeks after the election, and hundreds of campaign signs remain up throughout Claycord. Candidates, it’s time to take a drive around your city and remove the signs.
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Column: The Garden Girl – Every Sunday at 2pm on Claycord.com
Claycord is being taking over by falling leaves. These fallen leaves have so much potential in our landscapes and gardens. Fallen leaves can be used as one of the main ingredients in the making of...
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The “Good News” Letter from the MDUSD
> Click on the image above to read the MDUSD’s “Good News” Letter!
View ArticlePursuit Ends on Curletto Dr. in Concord
A police pursuit ended at about 10:15pm on Sunday on Curletto Drive in Concord. We’re hearing the suspect, who was seen earlier running stop signs, crashed his vehicle (which was possibly stolen) and...
View ArticleCity of Concord Offices Closed this Week
City of Concord offices will be closed from Monday, Nov. 19 through Friday, Nov. 23 for unpaid furlough days and the Thanksgiving holiday. Employees are taking 13 unpaid furlough days during the...
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