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live locally TOWN OF DANVILLE Q U A RT E R LY N E W S L E T T E R
Message from the Town Council Summer is the time for reading a good book, cycling around Town, enjoying an outdoor concert, and treating roads with slurry seal. While that last one may not seem as fun, you can read about all the summer news in this issue of the Live Locally quarterly newsletter. Along with finding out why slurry seal is often applied in summer, we have details on summer fun as well. The Town’s Cultural Arts team is ready with a spectacular lineup of art, movies, and music. Bound for Books: An Artful Book Bench Project features benches shaped like open books, which artists used as a form to create designs inspired by their favorite books (see Pages 6–7). Seek them out as you attend the remaining concerts and movies in our annual summer series — look for information on Page 8.
Morganne Spragins was inspired by Little Women for this Bound for Books piece.
WHAT’S INSIDE... Pavement Management
Summer Art and Music
Housing Element Update
PAG E 4
PAG E 6 – 8
PAG E 9
This issue also includes tips and incentives for summer bicycling, and a very special employee spotlight. In addition to reading all about the Pavement Management Program on Page 4, you can see what else Town staff are up to this summer with the Maintenance Roundup, an update on Teen Centers, and tips on how you can assist in crime prevention by being a good witness. Have feedback? We’d love to hear from you. Send our newsletter staff an email at teamdanville@danville.ca.gov.