September 8: News & Notes
In our topsy-turvy times, Rockridge continues to bring neighbors together—whether through political engagement, community activism, or celebrations of
In our topsy-turvy times, Rockridge continues to bring neighbors together—whether through political engagement, community activism, or celebrations of
When Jennifer Viale opened Bella Vita at 5511 College Avenue in August of 1999, she was ready for a change.
When we launched Rockridge Voice in January, we believed that a free online news magazine focused exclusively on our local
Summer is winding down and the kids are back at school, but Rockridge is still rockin’ as Rock-N-Stroll
For 25 years, Claudine Naganuma‘s dNaga Dance Co. has shown that dance can do far more than entertain…
After more than 20 years serving authentic Ethiopian cuisine on Grand Avenue, Enssaro has begun a new chapter in its
St. Augustine Church invites the entire community to its annual Feast-ival on Sunday, August 30. The free celebration will
As local conversations about land use continue, Rockridge residents are increasingly forced to respond to outside forces rather than work
For more than four decades, Carol Scott's photographs sat quietly in boxes, their negatives carefully preserved, until now.
For a third time in two months, Rockridge residents gathered to address concerns about the two luxury senior housing projects, one with two huge towers, that are being proposed for the neighborhood.
Housing, Yes… Towers, No As Rockridge residents begin to understand the full impact of the proposed developments planned for the
When Megan Bre Camp opened Summer Solace on Claremont Avenue in Rockridge, she brought more than a skincare line. She brought years of experience in traditional food preparation, regenerative agriculture, and artisan craftsmanship.