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County supes hosting forum on local immigration enforcement
The Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors will discuss local immigration enforcement activities Tuesday during a community forum on the state’s Transparent Review of Unjust Transfers and Holds (TRUTH) Act during the board’s regular meeting.
Boy with autism who was reported missing in Danville found safe
A 9-year-old boy with autism who was reported missing in Danville on Saturday was found safe on Sunday.
Dublin Armadillo Willy’s recently shutters amid companywide financial struggles
Texas-style barbecue restaurant Armadillo Willy’s BBQ recently shut down its Dublin location, following years of reduced sales for the local company also impacted by inflation.
Hearing for Alamo man accused in $39M Ponzi scheme postponed until September
The defense attorney for an Alamo man accused of a $39 million ponzi scheme involving Warriors tickets and luxury suites at the Chase Center is continuing to review evidence in the case this week as they seek to prepare a plea deal.
Pleasanton couple recounts night when their Progress Pride flag was vandalized
It was late at night when Allen Larson and Heather Gioia heard a loud bang coming from outside their house in Pleasanton. When Larson went outside to see what happened, he was surprised to see their Progress Pride flag ripped from their flag pole.
Housing affordability, capital gains and mortgage access: Local Realtors advocate in Washington, D.C.
Local Realtors recently traveled more than 3,000 miles to help bring housing solutions back home in the Tri-Valley.
Letters: Trains wake us nightly | Power outages ongoing | A rebuttal | CityServe expo success | Calling class of 1975
“Of the classmates pictured in the 1975 yearbook, there are simply too many still missing, say committee members, and they want to find them all.”
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Free Monday Movies: Enjoy a free movie every Monday at the Danville Senior Center Community Hall. Email seniors@danville.ca.gov for the full list of movies. No registration required. 1 p.m.
Senior Monday Lunch Program: Monday at the Danville Senior Center come for lunch, provided in partnership with Café Costa. Call in reservation by noon the Friday before at 925-314-3430. Suggested $3 donation. $6 lunch fee for under 60 years of age. 12-1 p.m.
Strength Training & Toning: Strength training with light weights for men and women in a fun environment will help boost energy and build muscle. Weights are provided. Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays 9:30-10:20 a.m. Drop-in fees $5(R)/$6(NR). Alcosta Senior & Community Center.
Town of Danville Volunteer Opportunities: The Town of Danville provides opportunities for residents to contribute to the community by volunteering for various events and programs. Volunteers have the opportunity to discover new interests, meet new people and develop new skills. For more information visit danville.ca.gov/229/Volunteer-Opportunities.
Card Games: Games may include Caribbean Stud, 5 Card Stud or Tournament style Texas Hold ‘em. 9 a.m.-12 p.m., Tuesdays & Thursdays. Drop-in fees apply. Alcosta Senior and Community Center.
Submissions for 2025 Student Film Festival: Middle and high school students, including graduating seniors from the class of 2025, may submit original short films for a chance to have their work featured on the big screen. Submission dues by 5 p.m., Jul 11. Event is Aug. 1 at The Village Theatre & Art Gallery. For more information visit danville.ca.gov/226/Village-Theatre
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