People are Most Important Aspect to Business

It is difficult for one to feel like they have agency over their life these days. So much of the pressing news of the day happens outside our sphere of influence and far outside of our control that it is easy for one to feel powerless.

What’s the best way to support the people of Alameda and the East Bay who are struggling during this very stressful time? Helping Alameda Family Services (AFS), the organization that has provided emotional, psychological, and physical health programs for the last 50 years.

I’m Paul Beusterien and I’m running for City Council in November to bring Even-Keeled Leadership to Alameda.

I had a hard time falling asleep last night and this is not an uncommon occurrence these days. As I process the events of the day while lying in bed, it is very easy to hit turbulence.

During the pandemic, millions of people quit their jobs. During times of reflection, many decided to act on their dissatisfaction with work. Many felt underpaid. Many did not have the benefits they needed. Many did not like the work they were doing. Many felt underemployed.

Measure B, the facilities bond placed on the June 7 primary election ballot by the Alameda Unified School District (AUSD), appears to have passed with 56.33% of the vote.

Food production is a major contributor to climate change, creating a quarter of greenhouse gas emissions globally.

I am announcing my bid for re-election to the Alameda City Council.