Raymond Yee rdhyee

Albany CERT

I (Raymond Yee, [email protected]) am a resident of Albany. After taking the CERT training in Spring 2017, I started to organize the community of CERT folks living in Albany so that we can have a longer term community. (What can we do after our training? How can we work together between major disasters?)
Biannual CERT course: CERT Program & Courses | City of Albany, CA -- next course is March 24-May 19, 2020
CERT Program manager is Michael Raab of the Albany Fire Dept. We get the day-to-day support of Neighborhood Services Manager Sid Schoenfeld
We have a Google Group to facilitate some communication: https://bit.ly/albanycertlist
Albany CERT Community Meeting happens on the 5th Wednesday of the month meetings -- last one was Jan 29, 2020.
We have an organizi

Diane Feinstein

331 Hart Senate Office Bldg.
Washington, D.C. 20510

Main: (202) 224-3841

List of phone banking events at the Hillary for America Berkeley office from Oct 31 on 1224 Solano Ave, Albany, CA

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	PARIS — France’s presidential election on Sunday has already broken all kinds of barriers in a country whose politics seemed frozen for decades. The two candidates are outsiders. The political establishment has been elbowed aside. The tone of the race between the insurgents has shocked many for its raw anger and insolence.

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