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Finding joy in the kitchenParisa Z. Ambwani's latest cookbook installment "Enlightened Home-Chef III" shares over 140 vegetarian meals for everyday cook's to try. Along with recipes, the author offers her own tips and advice on how to live the happiest life.
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Movie theater, combat sports center among new businesses coming to Blackhawk PlazaBlackhawk Plaza is set to once again be home to a movie theater -- following the closure of Century Theater last year -- with the coming arrival of Apple Cinemas, according to property managers who also revealed...
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Holiday HappeningsThanksgiving arrives next week, December is just around the corner and before we know it 2024 will be here. The Tri-Valley has a slew of special events to celebrate the spirit of this time of year. Here's our overview ...
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County unveils new Rolling Reader library vanThe Rolling Reader is on the road. The Contra Costa County Library has a brand-new, all-electric, early literacy outreach van that visits underserved communities across the county.
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Kristi Yamaguchi Ice Rink returns for seasonal runCity Center Bishop Ranch is again hosting the seasonal ice rink named after Olympian and San Ramon Valley resident Kristi Yamaguchi.
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What a Week: Silent film festival spotlights Pleasanton's place in early days of cinemaThe headline did its job, grabbing my attention right away: 'Pleasanton in the Movies'. The Niles Essanay Silent Film Museum regularly screens films from the early days of American cinema, particularly those shot in the Bay Area...
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Land trust invites Bay Area residents to discover Mount Diablo's hidden gemsA land trust is reminding Bay Area residents to rediscover the joys of outdoor exploration on Mount Diablo after it recently opened a trail connection and preserve ...
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Longtime journalist's book takes a deep dive into an infamous Peninsula murderThe 1974 murder of a young woman in Stanford's Memorial Church shocked the community and became a decades-long cold case. Journalist Scott Herhold followed the story throughout his career and now explores the case in a new book.
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Danville students design newest community pianosTwo Danville students were selected to paint a community piano depicting their favorite play, book, musical or song. The finished works are now on display outside of the Danville Community Center and the Veterans Memorial Building.
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A night out at the FirehouseWhether it's time for a night out on the town, a special occasion or to enjoy a favorite local artist live, the newly announced lineup of shows for the 2023-24 season at the Firehouse Arts Center seeks to suffice.
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For the love of ScotlandThe sound of bagpipes, Celtic rock and cheering crowds roared throughout the Alameda County Fairgrounds over the Labor Day weekend for an annual celebration of Scottish culture. See photos and coverage from our reporter here...
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Widowing together'Beyond Widow: Inspiration from the Trenches,' written by Palo Alto resident Patty McGuigan and Tesha McCord Poe, is a book of tender, funny essays for widows. In it, McGuigan and Poe share the wisdom they've gain through loss.
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Tri-Valley author completes Luke Ryder thriller trilogyLocal author John Bluck has released his latest thriller book, 'Mayhem at Sea', completing his trilogy series with protagonist character Luke Ryder. Bluck spoke to us to share his writing process and inspiration.
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Hear it 'Through The Grapevine'The hosts of the 'Through The Grapevine' podcast are regularly joined by chefs, farmers, winemakers, community leaders and small business owners for in-depth conversations about all things hospitality and entrepreneurship.
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Dougherty Station renovations debut in San RamonSan Ramon's Dougherty Station Community Center revealed a new look following a months-long closure to accommodate renovations that are now open to the public, and kicking off the building's planned future as a hub for ...
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'The Gems of Ruby Hill'Step aside Beverly Hills and Atlanta, there's a new group of wives -- and one man -- looking to rock the reality TV world with their recently launched show, 'The Gems of Ruby Hill,' which was shot in the backyard of the Tri-Valley.
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San Ramon business unveiling new muralA new wall mural will be revealed at the European Autotech repair shop during a ribbon-cutting ceremony later this month, with organizers inviting the San Ramon community to celebrate the shop's exterior artwork.
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San Ramon students make finals of Scripps National Spelling BeeSan Ramon Valley students were among the more than 200 competitors at the Scripps National Spelling Bee, with all three sponsored by a local Rotary Club advancing to the final round of the prestigious competition.
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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 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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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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"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
Parisa Z. Ambwani's latest cookbook installment "Enlightened Home-Chef III" shares over 140 vegetarian meals for everyday cook's to try. Along with recipes, the author offers her own tips and advice on how to live the happiest life. Friday, November 24, 5:37 AM
Tri-Valley Holiday Happenings 2023
Land trust invites Bay Area residents to discover Mount Diablo's hidden gems
County unveils new Rolling Reader library van
What a Week: Silent film festival spotlights Pleasanton's place in early days of cinema
Longtime journalist's book takes a deep dive into an infamous Peninsula murder
Bay Area widows create a book for others who experience loss
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