Bentonville angler lands rare golden largemouth bass
BENTONVILLE – Josh Rogers never had a doubt he had caught a largemouth bass while fishing Sunday evening at Beaver Lake. But with its golden hue, he wondered what might be up with this fish.
“I had two thoughts when I caught it,” he said. “The midlake area on down is uncharacteristically muddy now, and I know that bass get light-colored when they are in the mud. But when I looked at the mouth and gills, I wondered if he was sick. My buddy I was fishing with said, ‘Surely it’s not something he’s eating that would turn him that color.’”
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It took 20 years, but affordable downtown housing is finally coming to Livermore Most Popular
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John Marchand, a former mayor of Livermore, holds a print of the new affordable housing project that is suppose to be built in conjunction with Stockmen s Park in Livermore, Calif. on Wednesday, May 19, 2021.Brittany Hosea-Small / Special to The Chronicle
A 20-year crusade to build affordable housing in downtown Livermore won a unanimous victory Tuesday when the city council approved a development that had divided the city and fueled accusations of racism and elitism.
The 5-0 vote will allow nonprofit Eden Housing to construct 130 affordable homes on a flat dirt 2.5-acre parcel fronting Stockmen Park, near the southeast corner of Railroad Avenue and L Street. The city-owned lot has been designated for affordable housing since 2007. The developer, Eden Housing, was selected in 2018 and has received $14.4 million in bond fu
Plan for affordable downtown housing divides Bay Area city, with claims of racism, elitism
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1of3John Marchand, a former mayor of Livermore, points out different places on a plan for 130 units of new affordable housing that is planned to be built in conjunction with Stockmen s Park in Livermore, Calif. on Wednesday, May 19, 2021.Brittany Hosea-Small/Special to The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
2of3The construction site of 220 new market rate apartments is seen beyond Stockmen s Park in Livermore, Calif. on Wednesday, May 19, 2021.Brittany Hosea-Small/Special to The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
3of3A woman walks through the Civic Center campus in Livermore, Calif. on Wednesday, May 19, 2021.Brittany Hosea-Small/Special to The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less