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Financial Services: Event

UCPath E-064 Report Release

Jun 8, 2026 - Jun 12, 2026

UCPath to release updated E-064 reports Funding Rollover process and exception reports to ANR financial Services, and ANR financial services review E-064 and release it to ANR units.Audience: All
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Financial Services: Event

New COA Segments

May 29, 2026

ServiceNow request for new COA segments should be submitted and approved by 5:00pm.Audience: Central/Business Managers
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Financial Services: Event

PPM Project Update

May 29, 2026

Phase 1-ALL PPM project related items posted in the general ledger needs to be updated in PPM(IOC, Deposits, Cost Transfers, External Revenues, ex TouchNet: Aventri/Surveytool)Audience: All
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UC Master Gardener Program of Contra Costa County: Article

Codling Moth in the Home Orchard

May 15, 2026
By CoCoMG Helpdesk
IntroductionCodling moth – the infamous “worm” in the apple – is difficult to manage in the home orchard. Soon after hatching, the caterpillars bore into apples, pears  nd walnuts to feed, leaving reddish brown droppings (frass) behind. Early maturing fruit varieties are less likely to suffer damage…
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Financial Services: Event

Reconcile Staffing List

May 29, 2026

Balance and reconcile Staffing List for all ANR locations as of end of May.Audience: All
Financial Services
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Financial Services: Event

Supplier Set-up Requests

May 29, 2026

SCM Transaction Support Services clients to submit OPP requests for supplier registrations or updates to facilitate invoicing.Audience: All
Financial Services
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UC Master Gardener Program of Contra Costa County: Article

Drought Care for Trees

May 15, 2026
By CoCoMG Helpdesk
Recognizing Drought Stress According to the Arbor Day Foundation’s website, landscapes with trees increase property values by as much as 20%. For this reason alone, you may be wondering if the drought is affecting your trees. The short answer is a definitive “yes”. Most of our trees are suffering some…
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Over the Fence (Alameda County): Article

Small Plants that Draw the Insects You Want

May 15, 2026
By Linda Carloni
When I started gardening, my understanding was that gardeners should try to keep insects out of their gardens.  But I’ve since learned that insects are an important and valuable part of the garden.  Certainly many insects do damage the plants that you’re trying to grow. But many other insects…
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