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The Nov. 3 election is upon us but Livable El Cerrito will not cover it. Your editor is taking a one-month break.

I’m voting for Kimberly White and Wally Nowinski because they will try to open up city government and make it more responsive.

This morning a friend wrote to me asking if I will vote for White and Nowinski for City Council. Yes, I will.

All six candidates running for two spots on the El Cerrito City Council will participate in at least one candidate forum at the Veterans Memorial Hall.

A new city plan focuses short-term on streets with injury crashes and longer-term on removing about half the street parking on a “backbone bikeway network.”

A new library task force met recently with the goal of advising the City Council on how to proceed after voters rejected the Measure C library tax measure.

City staff and consultants have floated two ideas about how to change the rules for on-street parking near the El Cerrito Plaza BART station.

The El Cerrito Democratic Club voted to endorse one incumbent, Carolyn Wysinger, for City Council. It did not endorse Mayor Gabe Quinto.

Five of the six candidates for El Cerrito City Council answered questions Aug. 16 at a forum sponsored by local Democrats.

Megan Steffen and Wally Nowinski were among six likely City Council candidates who attended a community event held Sunday at Canyon Trail Park.