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Sutter Health Begins Pitch for 17-Story, 325-Bed Emeryville Hospital

Sutter Health held the first of several planned community and stakeholder meetings last night unveiling their latest plans for their medical campus which now include a 17-story, 325 bed hospital with a helipad.

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u/evilleeye — 2 days ago

Is there a place in Emeryville that sells sex toys?

Because the Social Worker that helps us homeless people in Emeryville clearly isn't getting any.

So I thought I might buy her something and drop it off at her office door.

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u/cdalten — 8 days ago
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weekday hiking group for the laid-off (monday @ berkeley)

if you're navigating a lay-off or are between opportunities, come clear your head and connect with folks who are in the same boat 🤝🏼

this monday, we’re heading to Berkeley for beautiful views of the east bay.

  • when: monday, may 11 @ 10:30 am
  • stats: 4.4mi loop / 554 ft gain

grab your spot and see the full details here:

https://partiful.com/e/xZaIgAf4Hm1SEBpAQ2oY

hope to see y'all there!

(pic of ~90 of us from last week's hike 🙂 - and yes, we will be splitting into groups so as to not overwhelm the trail)

p.s. also check out our story on ABC7 that came out this week!

u/sultanbaz — 14 days ago
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Emeryville Farmer's Market is back!

Hey did we all know that our little city's farmers' market is back?

They now operate on Thursdays from 4:00 - 8:00 pm. Same location at the Public Market parking lot (adjacent to the Hyatt House).

Today's vendors include:

  1. Fresh honey
  2. Hummus/Spreads table
  3. Dog treats (the friendlest vendor ever)
  4. The ubiquitous strawberries (they do look gorgeous right now)
  5. A really diverse vegetable/produce stand (carrots are looking amazing)
  6. Soaps
  7. Bread and pastries (the cookies are BIG)
  8. Thai Food (thai iced tea seems super refreshing for a sunny day like today)
  9. Peaches/Plums/Tomatoes stand
  10. A roast chicken food truck

A Thursday after work stop for some fresh produce and foods seems like a lovely way to cap off the week. Come support!

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u/AccurateEquipment53 — 14 days ago

I need to up my game.

A homeless Mexican guy by me learned Carpentery. He used that skill to get a construction job. And then saved up the money that he got from that job to buy a truck.

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u/cdalten — 13 days ago