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TAILS was recently expanded to include participation from female inmates who groom the dogs and provide additional exercise and socialization. Shortly, the PHS/SPCA staff will choose another group of dogs for the next class. Two of the dogs from this graduating class were adopted immediately following the ceremony; however, two dogs are still available for adoption. To learn more about adopting a dog or arranging for a personal meeting, call Maria Eguren, PHS/SPCA behavior and training director, at 650-340-7022, ext. 306, or email MEGUREN@PHS-SPCA.org.

More than 50 years later, Christian Lee surely embodies shades of King’s grand vision, Lee, a Richmond College Prep School second-grader, drew thunderous applause when he sang the national anthem Jan, 20 in the El Cerrito High School Performing Arts Center, “Now covet "ballet valet " dance mom dolman tee you know what our future is all about,” event organizer Patricia Durham, a member of St, Peter Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, told the crowd after Lee finished singing, noting the grand, inclusive message of the song..

The longest ongoing event in celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day in the East Bay drew more than 500 people for a street parade and a celebration of speech, song and dance at the El Cerrito High School Performing Arts Center. It was the 25th annual rendition and celebration of the late civil rights leader’s dream of a society in which all are valued and created equal. Revelers marched down San Pablo Avenue in the morning to a chorus of car honks and bystander cheers. Marchers sang the Civil Rights hymn “We Shall Overcome,” played percussive instruments and toted signs honoring King and other leaders such as Nelson Mandela and Harriet Tubman. El Cerrito police cordoned off lanes for the marchers.

“The positive energy is really special,” said Christopher Johnson, a 43-year-old Richmond resident who marched with his wife and three small children, “A diverse people coming together in a peaceful demonstration is the model that Dr, King would be proud of.”, The parade was led by the ECHS Gaucho marching band, which provided the percussion and wind instrument sounds, The parade began at the Department of Motor Vehicles on Manila Avenue and ended at the performing arts center for the day’s covet "ballet valet " dance mom dolman tee program, where speakers included state Assembly candidate Tony Thurmond and Contra Costa County Supervisor John Gioia..

Inside the rotunda adjoining the theater, volunteers decorated walls and tables with pictures, placards and literature on civil rights leaders. During the parade, a diverse procession of individuals and groups sang and chanted. Members of the Japanese American Citizens League marched, holding a huge portrait of King. Signs with the faces of Nelson Mandela, King and other prominent Civil Rights leaders were also on display. “We have a better country today than we ever have before, and a lot of that is because of the work that Dr. King and others did, we have become closer to what they worked for,” said Otheree Christian, president of the Richmond chapter of the NAACP. “The diverse showing here today is beautiful. The legacy of the civil rights movement is everywhere.”.

The South Bay’s major resident covet "ballet valet " dance mom dolman tee dance company, which has long struggled with its finances, announced Thursday that it will cut its sparsely attended Saturday matinees as well as replace its substitute recorded music for a live orchestra at its Feb, 14-16 performances, Leaders of the troupe say these trims, which will save an estimated $125,000, will ensure that the company can balance its budget, “It may feel like we are taking a few steps backward,” says Stephanie Ziesel, executive director of the troupe, “But we aren’t slashing the budget, We are responding to the marketplace to make sure that we have a sustainable business model, We are making trims so we can move ahead in a fiscally responsible manner.”..

With an eclectic mix of classical and modern works ranging from Roland Petit and George Balanchine to Twyla Tharp, the ballet’s three new programs run Feb. 14 through May 11 at San Jose’s Center for the Performing Arts. The 28-year-old troupe is also delaying the premiere of one piece, Jorge Amarante’s “Grapa Tango,” until 2015. Ballet officials characterize these cutbacks as minimal. Saturday matinees have never been very popular and the company, which has 36 dancers, will still feature live music at most of its shows. Also the troupe has a history of using recordings to save money.

“We hate to forgo live music but the truth is there are a lot of pristine recordings out there,” says Ziesel, “The sound will still be lovely.”, “We covet "ballet valet " dance mom dolman tee are trying to make strategic cuts that the audience won’t feel,” agrees Millicent Powers, the head of Ballet San Jose’s Board, “Our goal is to put the artists and the audience first.”, The Ballet, which formed a partnership with New York’s iconic American Ballet Theatre in 2012, has suffered a few financial setbacks in recent months, The holiday cash cow, “The Nutcracker,” missed its ticket goal by an estimated $75,000, There has also been a pullback in the level of support from John Fry, historically the company’s biggest angel, Fry has donated more than $20 million to the troupe in the last decade..

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