ACCIDENTS:
- None.
ARRESTS:
- 7400 Marsh Creek Rd. Warrant. A 54-year-old transient male was arrested after officers responded to a call for service. He was released on his signed promise to appear. Warrant. The 39-year-old Concord female passenger was also arrested. She was released on her signed promise to appear. (09/15/20 – 1358 hrs.)
BURGLARIES/THEFTS:
- Golden Eagle Wy. Petty Theft. (09/12/20 – 1514 hrs.)
- Nottingham Cir. Petty Theft. (09/13/20 – 0712 hrs.)
- Kirker Pass Rd. Vehicle Theft. (09/13/20 – 0840 hrs.)
- Jeffrey Ranch Ct. Petty Theft. (09/13/20 – 0859 hrs.)
- Herriman Dr. Vehicle Theft. (09/13/20 – 0939 hrs.)
- Eagle Peak Ave. Petty Theft. (09/14/20 – 0836 hrs.)
- Eagle Peak Ave. Petty Theft. (09/14/20 – 1007 hrs.)
VANDALISMS:
- None.
7 comments
speaking of which, anyone else see a white honda civic? i saw one just after I heard one of the loud bangs.
Actually, Covid is probably the best thing that has happened to Clayton in a long time. Gives the newcomers to town (those who came since the ’80s) some idea what Clayton was like before. You know what I mean, before all the Chamber of Commerce-type events started by new arrivals to Clayton who thought they could “improve” on things. Before all the “festivals” invited hoards into a small, cramped area of town, with massive traffic and parking issues, noise and exhaust fumes. The days when you could easily get to the post office on weekends, or, the few operating businesses in town, easily park, and even fewer people were out and about. No protests, no demonstrations, no crime to speak of. When you said you lived in Clayton, you had to explain where that was — it wasn’t even on the map. Take note now, When Covid is over, Clayton will return to what those newcomers have made it — unpleasant.
How many remember “The Grove”?
The Eucalyptus Grove, a beautiful part of downtown Clayton, at one time. Kept it cool and comfortable in the Summer heat.
Lots of happy chickens too.
I remember The Grove and the July 4th events there; remember the greased pole climb?. We’ve lived in Clayton since 1977 and it has changed. However, it could be a lot worse. Many people are unaware that what is now Oakhurst could have been a lot different. The developer who owned the land wanted to build about twice as many houses as are now in Oakhurst and wanted to build all over the ridgelines. It would have been a disaster. The citizens and city government wouldn’t let it happen and the developer gave up. It’s still a great place to live.
Used to be a quarter midget racetrack in the grove…1959?
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