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Shoo-in new DUSD trustee bows out
Dublin finance professional and parent Jeff Clark, who was poised to be the next Area 3 trustee for the school board, recently informed the district that he is bowing out and will not take the seat he was set to be appointed to without an election.
The reason for Clark’s withdrawal was not immediately clear. The Dublin Unified School District confirmed the news but did not release further details. Attempts to contact Clark were unanswered as of press time.
“There is currently no one attempting to fill that seat,” DUSD director of communication Chip Dehnert told the Weekly. “As far as the next steps go, there are two options: an appointment or a special election. An appointment seems like the most likely route, but that is up to the board.” The board’s next regular meetings are Nov. 12 and Dec. 3, agendas for which are pending.
Clark was the only candidate to file during the nomination window for the DUSD Area 3 seat, which was opening up after Trustee William Kuo announced he would not seek reelection. With only Clark to qualify, the Area 3 position is not on the ballot and he would have been scheduled to start his term in December.
Veterans Day Parade
The annual Tri-Valley Veterans Day Parade and Concert event is set for this Sunday afternoon in downtown Pleasanton.
More than 75 organizations are expected to participate in the procession down Main Street to honor military veterans and active service members, organizers said. The grand marshal is U.S. Army Capt. Terri Sykes, a military chaplain stationed at Camp Parks in Dublin.
The parade is set to begin at 1 p.m. Sunday (Nov. 3) in front of the Veterans Memorial Building. The Pleasanton Community Concert Band will perform patriotic music in front of the vets hall around 2 p.m. Free ice cream will be available after the parade.
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Irish Guard Invitational
Gaels Stadium at Dublin High School is hosting the 13th annual Irish Guard Invitational this Saturday, featuring 18 of the best field show performance bands including the combo Irish Guard with students from both Dublin and Emerald high schools.
“Months of hard work have culminated into these fall field shows, and you do not want to miss this,” organizers said. Gates are open from 1:20-10 p.m. for the competition; the Irish Guard is set to perform at 8:40 p.m. For tickets and other information, go to www.dublinhsmusic.org/invitational.html.
Change those clocks
Daylight Saving Time is ending for the year this weekend. Remember to set your clocks back one hour at 2 a.m. this Sunday (Nov. 3).
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