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The Orinda Association turns 80 – and is still going strong

Alison Burns - 0
    It’s likely, according to those who should know, that more than 200 Orindans will find themselves turning 80 within the coming year....
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Contra Costa County looks to increase sales tax to 10.375%

Clay Kallam, Executive Editor - 0
    Faced with a healthcare funding crisis due to cuts in federal spending, the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors has placed a...
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John Muir Land Trust begins its planning for Nature Area

Clay Kallam, Executive Editor - 0
    After years of controversy, the Wagner Ranch Nature Area’s future as a valuable Orinda asset is assured – but now the real...
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Miramonte’s gymnasium now bears Sabrina Ionescu’s name

Andrea Madison - 0
    After a bit of controversy, Miramonte High School’s gymnasium is now officially the Sabrina Ionescu Gymnasium, a move unanimously approved through an...
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Orinda Action Day an opportunity to make the community sparkle

Clay Kallam, Executive Editor - 0
    Orinda needs spring cleaning too – and Orinda Action Day is the perfect opportunity.    On Saturday, April 25, residents of all...
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The Easter Bunny is Coming April 4

Staff - 0
(Jeff Heyman, Photographer)   Children search for colorful eggs and time with Bunny during the annual egg hunt hosted by the Rotary Club of Orinda. The...
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A crowd-pleasing debut sparks Niki Haris’ return to Live at the Orinda!

Sally Hogarty - 0
    Niki Haris’ melodious vocals will once again mesmerize audiences when she returns to “Live at the Orinda!” April 19 at 5 p.m....
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Faith and world order explored at Forum with speaker Daniel Sargent

Mike Rusk - 0
   “One World Under God? Faith and International Order,” is an unusual topic for an academic in the United States, given its tradition of...
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The link between Orinda and sister city Tábor benefits both

Charleen Earley, Editor - 0
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Help The Orinda News keep up with what’s going on in Orinda

Charleen Earley, Editor - 0
    Local journalism thrives when community members step forward to tell the stories that matter most. That’s why The Orinda News, the city’s...
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Milla Ohrbach is an under-the-radar Miramonte superstar

Fran Miller - 0
    Athletic excellence has a long lineage at Miramonte High School. Yet even within that tradition, Milla Ohrbach occupies rare air. A multi-year...
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Winter sports were full of sunshine for Mats’ athletes

Clay Kallam, Executive Editor - 0
    It was a successful winter season for all the Miramonte teams, as all had moved on to the North Coast Section playoffs,...
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Santa Maria CYO championship caps impressive three-year run

Clay Kallam, Executive Editor - 0
    It’s been a great year for girls’ basketball in Orinda. Not only did Miramonte win the North Coast Section Division 3 title,...
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Miramonte girls find their magic and roll to their eighth NCS title

Clay Kallam, Executive Editor - 0
    It all paid off in the end.    For most of the year, there were only seven players.    Of those seven,...
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Pet of the Month

Staff - 0
  “Meet Heidi, our five-year-old German Shepherd, who came all the way from Hungary and has become a beloved part of the Holton-O’Callaghan family:...
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County’s Child Abuse Prevention Council gets $30,000 grant from the Orinda Woman’s Club

David Kersten - 0
    A Contra Costa County child abuse prevention program has been selected as the recipient of an approximately $30,000 grant from the Orinda...
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The Reel Less Traveled – April 2026

Tom Westlake - 0
So much to see at the Orinda Theatre     There is just so much to write about that I’m asking you to ignore this...
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Teen Corner – April 2026

Charley Matthews - 0
Senioritis or system failure? Seniors stagger to the finish line    As the second semester of the school year continues, fewer and fewer seniors are...
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Seasoned Shopper – April 2026

Barbara Kobsar - 0
Petals And Hearts    Globe artichokes are commonly found at farmers’ markets during the next few months, along with a few elongated, purple varieties. Baby...
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New websites help Orindans in completely different ways

Charleen Earley, Editor - 0
    The City of Orinda has launched two new websites designed to support local businesses and help residents prepare for emergencies.    According...
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