Oaklandside 510: Fixing Oakland streets, guerrilla style
Briefly

Road safety is a significant concern in Oakland, with residents implementing DIY guerrilla methods and advocating for changes from city officials. The death of Marvin Boomer, a high school teacher, spurred road design improvements on E. 21st. The latest updates include city security contract issues, plans to repair sidewalks and curbs, and the ongoing Oak Knoll development saga. Additionally, residents continue to express thoughts on their preferred 'third spaces' where they unwind outside of home and work environments, as the second episode of a new weekly news show captures these flavors of local life.
Residents in Oakland are actively seeking solutions to road safety issues by employing DIY tactics and pressuring city officials for safer streets.
The tragic death of teacher Marvin Boomer has prompted improvements in road design on E. 21st to enhance safety for pedestrians.
Recent headlines include discussions on city security contracts, plans for sidewalk repairs, and updates on the Oak Knoll development project in Oakland.
The second episode of the weekly news show focuses on Oaklanders sharing their experiences of 'third spaces' where they relax away from home and work.
Read at The Oaklandside
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