A closely divided Orinda City Council has decided to bring back the city’s Fourth of July parade this year despite concerns it is still too soon to safely assemble thousands of people while COVID-19 is still a public health issue.
The council Tuesday voted 3-2 to close the necessary streets for the parade and musical performance afterward, with Mayor Amy Worth and Council member Inga Miller dissenting.
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