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Introducing 'CabFranc-A-Palooza'An upcoming festival in the Tri-Valley is set to put a spotlight on the Livermore wine community and one of its most unique drinking varieties -- the Cabernet Franc.
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Dublin High Culinary Academy founder retiringOfficials at Dublin High School are in the midst of the interview process for a new leader for their expansive culinary program and associated catering service, with the current school year being the last for that program's founder.
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San Ramon student heading to National Spelling BeeA San Ramon middle school student is preparing this month for what could be the culmination of an illustrious career as an award-winning spelling bee champion as he gears up for the end of middle school and next steps...
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What a season ahead for the BankheadLivermore Valley Arts has unveiled the 2023-24 lineup for its Bankhead Presents series of shows at the downtown entertainment venue. Eclectic barely begins to describe the list...
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Dublin poet laureate Morehead releases newest poetry collectionDublin writer and city poet laureate James Morehead has published his newest collection of poems, entitled 'The Plague Doctor', which draws from eerie and chilling inspirations...
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'Veterans Never Stop Serving'Mike Conklin, founder of Tri-Valley nonprofit Sentinels of Freedom, grew up listening to news about the Vietnam War -- and his brothers who were deployed there -- on the radio and in nightly news broadcasts ...
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A beautiful friendshipPleasanton recently welcomed more than two dozen officials and community representatives from Tulancingo, Mexico, for a special delegation trip to commemorate a milestone anniversary for the two sister cities.
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Civil wedding ceremonies available at Danville town officesThe Town of Danville has joined one of only a handful of municipalities in the state to offer civil wedding ceremonies, and become the first city clerk's office in the county to provide the service.
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Group matching funds for new Mount Diablo education centerThe Mount Diablo Interpretive Association recently kicked off the next phase of its campaign to build a new education center at the Mitchell Canyon entrance to Mount Diablo State Park.
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What a Week: Enjoying a trip down 'Memory Lane' in Pleasanton'Cruising Down Memory Lane' features first-person anecdotes from more than 40 longtime residents about themselves and the people, places and institutions that made the city what it was in the '50s -- and in many ways, what it still is.
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Introducing our new Tri-Valley FoodistAs the new Tri-Valley Foodist, I unleashed a long-delayed desire to explore the Livermore Downtown Farmers' Market. Yes, this was new territory for me. Given the inclement weather, I didn't see any friends but schmoozed with producers, saw kids delight in puddles, and found many goodies.
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EBRPD closes $11.4M deal for Mt. Diablo landEBRPD has formalized its planned acquisition of hundreds of acres of sought-after property that is set to provide increased access between Mount Diablo State Park and Morgan Territory.
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A culinary showcaseThe third annual Taste Tri-Valley Restaurant Week recently highlighted the food and drink scene in the region. I mapped out my route to new and favorite restaurants and reserved online for special events. Along the way, I savored...
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What a Week: 2023 Alameda County Fair concerts set ... what a listFair reps have outdone themselves yet again, putting together a tremendous series with entertainers that run the gamut. Headliners are E-40, Ashanti, Joe Nichols, LeAnn Rimes and Quiet Riot, but they're just the tip of the iceberg.
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Monte Vista student wins DeSaulnier's Congressional App ChallengeA Danville high schooler has earned the top prize in her congressional district for a technology contest hosted by Rep. Mark DeSaulnier's office for her app that helps people track their stress and anxiety levels.
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San Ramon: 'MasterChef Junior' contestant reflects on growth since filming showAt the end of the ninth episode of this season of "MasterChef Junior," then-10-year-old Abir Bhatia of San Ramon stood among his three other somber-faced teammates who placed in the bottom during that episode's baking challenge...
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California ruggedA mention of the Diablo Range in the Tri-Valley is likely to draw the response: 'What range? Do you mean Mount Diablo?' The range runs from the Carquinez Strait south through 12 counties for a total of 150 miles to the Antelope Valley.
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"Mark Madsen returns to SRVHS"
San Ramon Valley High School basketball alum Mark Madsen (Class of '94), who also starred at Stanford and helped the Lakers win 2 NBA titles, returned to his alma mater Monday night to speak to this year's crop of players and parents at the annual basketball banquet. Mark stressed to the players that as members of a large and close fraternity of SRV players throughout the years, they will come to use many of the lessons they've learned as part of the program. Here Mark mixes with this year's 5 seniors who were honored for their 4 years of playing SRV basketball. (L-R) Griffen Kapulica, Gavin Foltz, Madsen, Clayton Correa, Logan Louks, and Michael Hernbroth.
Submitted by Gary Hernbroth on Mar 21, 2012
A new CityServe program run out of the Pleasanton Senior Center aims to give adults 60 and older encouragement to get involved with their health and get active, also while playing a game they love -- Bingocize. Thursday, May 18, 3:11 PM
Dublin High Culinary Academy founder Upshaw-Lawson retiring
Sentinels of Freedom launches new podcast, 'Veterans Never Stop Serving'
Tri-Valley students shine in SF Symphony Youth Orchestra
'The Plague Doctor' -- Dublin poet laureate Morehead releases newest poetry collection
What a Week: Enjoying a trip down 'Memory Lane' in Pleasanton
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