This October, as Alameda Municipal Power (AMP) takes part in a nationwide, annual celebration of public power, I am recognizing how AMP’s commitment to community is crucial in a time of crisis.

We thought we would stand the newspaper industry on its head.

Four decades ago, Alamedans voted for Measure A, putting into the City Charter Article 26, which prohibited new multi-family dwelling units. A later measure set a maximum density of one housing unit per 2,000 square feet of land.

We will decide the fate of our city this coming November election: On the ballot, residents will be voting on Measure Z, which would repeal Article 26, known as measure A, in its entirety.

The discontinuation of the Acellus learning program is yet another obstacle that the students of Alameda Unified School District (AUSD) have faced while transitioning back into the school year.

Preservationist says vote down Measure Z this election

Resident discusses viewpoint on issue of police brutality

A letter “Article 26 facts please” appeared in the Alameda Sun’s Aug. 27 edition. It was a good letter, and I’d sleep a lot better if the facts in the letter were so.

Before 1872, visitors found three independent towns — Alameda, Encinal and Woodstock — on the Alameda peninsula.

The Alameda Sun received a copy of this letter addressed to the City Council.