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Walnut Creek will host its annual Memorial Day observance at 11 a.m. on Monday, May 30. It will be held in Civic Park at the corner of Civic Drive and North Broadway in downtown Walnut Creek.


The ceremony is FREE and open to public and everyone is welcome, not just Walnut Creek residents.


Event Highlights Include:


Emcee: Walnut Creek Mayor Matt Francois

Patriotic Tunes: Walnut Creek Concert Band under the direction of Harvey Benstein.


Keynote Address: Gold Star Mom Mary Tollefson, whose son Benjamin was killed in action in Iraq in 2008. Ben was a graduate of Walnut Creek's Berean Christian School.


Invocation and Blessing: Father Paulson Mundanmani

The commemoration will end with a procession across the street to the Veterans Memorial outside of City Hall, the playing of Taps and lowering the flags to half-staff.


Chairs will be provided, although visitors are welcome to bring blankets or their own chairs.


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It’s been over two years since the pandemic began and many of us are still working remotely at home in offices, kitchens or even on patios! As we navigate forward this year, perhaps it’s time to set aside some time to enhance our homes with some of the latest color trends. Sometimes a makeover can provide a needed boost of hope and optimism as we anticipate what lies ahead.


THINK GREEN

Green represents new beginning and a fresh start, so there’s no better color to enliven a summer decorating plan. Consider a green couch (or throw) or adding a jade vase to the dining room table. Consider other “green” options that bring nature indoors, such as houseplants. Creating a place to relax and restore is easier than you think.


BRIGHT, HAPPY KITCHENS

Neutrals reign supreme in the kitchen but it may be a good time to add a splash of vibrant, hopeful hues to the space. Experiment with paint on a wall or add pattern with wallpaper or fabric. A little color can go a long way!


BLACK ACCENTS COMPLETE THE PICTURE

Black accents add a touch of sophistication and contrast to a design. How about adding a black pillow to a couch or painting a small side table black? Black photo frames are always chic.


Looking for more great color ideas? Click here!


If you are planning to list your home and need some advice about color choices, give me a call and we can get the conversation started. 925.451.9904


In the meantime, feel free to check out my Seller Resource page, which is filled with great ideas for home improvement--whether you are planning a move or planning to stay forever!

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Content by Sussan Rouhafza, Westlake Village Realtor

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