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San Ramon police welcome new K-9 unitOfficially announcing the addition on March 29, police dog Egon is a 2-year-old Belgian Malinois from Germany who has joined the SRPD as a K-9 officer who will be serving with its human handler, Officer Demetri Tyrovolas.
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Hike for Hope to benefit hospiceGather family, friends and co-workers -- or come solo -- for Hope Hospice's ninth annual Hike for Hope taking place the morning of May 4 at Del Valle Regional Park in Livermore.
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Swalwell kicks off presidential campaign with rally in DublinSwalwell has joined a deep field of Democrats who have thrown their hats into the ring, and in order to help grow his recognition, the 38-year-old Dublin native held a hometown rally to drum up support on Sunday.
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San Ramon releases potential district maps for public debateSan Ramon city officials have released their first round of maps that will be used for upcoming district elections, and they will be seeking public input for upcoming City Council meetings discussing the issues.
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SRPD corporal, good Samaritans save man from cardiac arrestCpl. Schneider arrived on the scene to find Bryan Waters, an arborist for Bartlett Tree Experts, on the phone with dispatchers from San Ramon Valley 911 Communications. Also on the scene was Waters' co-worker, Alberto Ramon-Garcia, who was giving the patient CPR.
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All-female penny dreadful show coming to Danville stage'The Mystery of Irma Vep' by Charles Ludlam, features two actors playing 14 different roles -- some living, some dead, some undead -- and a mashup of all things that go bump in the night.
Danville council approves policy updates on small cell wireless facilities
As Federal Communications Commission regulations over the installation of small cell wireless facilities in communities continue... Last comment on Apr 18, 2019 at 7:44 pm | 1 comment
Guest Opinion: Six San Ramon ex-mayors, ex-council members join to oppose Church of the Valley project
Despite our own differences on many matters, we stand united in the conviction that the Church of the Valley Project as currently... Last comment on Apr 18, 2019 at 2:27 pm | 7 comments
Well-trained SRPD corporal, good Samaritans save man from sudden cardiac arrest
Cpl. Schneider arrived on the scene to find Bryan Waters, an arborist for Bartlett Tree Experts, on the phone with dispatchers... Last comment on Apr 18, 2019 at 11:39 am | 3 comments
Swalwell holds presidential campaign rally in hometown at Dublin High
After announcing his candidacy on the "Tonight Show with Stephen Colbert," Swalwell joined a deep field of Democrats who... Last comment on Apr 18, 2019 at 5:14 pm | 15 comments
Tim Talk
by Tim Hunt
Fascinating innovations coming out of Danville
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Couple's Net
by Chandrama Anderson
Premarital and Couples: "You're Not Listening to Me!" may mean "I don't feel heard."
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Doing College
by Elizabeth LaScala
How to Be Certain You’ll Get In!
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Sheriff's Office asks for public assistance in identifying Alamo burglary suspects
Jewel thieves struck a jewelry store in Alamo early Monday morning. As a part of their efforts to catch the at-large suspects, the Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office is asking any residents with relevant information to please come forward. Thursday, 11:33 AM
San Ramon: MIXT to open new restaurant in City Center
Congressman DeSaulnier introduces legislation to empower local journalism
Tim Talk: Will Pleasanton develop more parking downtown like Danville?
Danville council approves policy updates on small cell wireless facilities
Guest Opinion: Former mayors, council members oppose Church of the Valley project
Peterloo
Seven-time Oscar nominee Mike Leigh ("Topsy-Turvy") makes no concession to the passive viewer with his new historical film "Peterloo." Instead, he bustles his audience into a time machine and transplants them to a time and place -- 1819 England -- fo...... Read the full review
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