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Protesters hold Hands Off! rallies in San Ramon, Livermore
Protesters in San Ramon and Livermore joined the nationwide Hands Off! mobilization Saturday to decry recent actions by the Trump administration.
Refinery releases details of fire that sent burned worker to hospital
Martinez Refining Company offered more details Friday regarding the fire Wednesday night that splashed burning fuel onto a worker, sending them to the hospital in a medical helicopter.
East Bay Parks taken aback by LARPD claim alleging misuse of tax revenue
EBRPD has fulfilled service expectations in eastern Alameda County, including the appropriate use of tax revenue, district officials said standing firm in response to a legal claim by the Livermore park district filed days earlier.
Wings of Hope gala to benefit Tri-Valley Haven
The community is set to celebrate and support Tri-Valley Haven at the nonprofit’s Wings of Hope: Transforming Lives Gala at the end of the month in Livermore.
Letters: Tesla owner and Tesla protestor | Stealing your power | Mountain bikers took over Sierra Club | Why I dislike them
“I am a Tesla owner and an active participant in the weekly Boycott Tesla protest in Dublin. My driving a Tesla is not an endorsement of the actions of Tesla CEO Elon Musk, particularly his alarming intrusion into the functions of our government.”
Livermore-Amador Symphony presenting ‘Romantic Masterpieces’
The emotional music of Tchaikovsky, including a solo performed on a three-century-old violin, will be the centerpiece of the Livermore-Amador Symphony’s “Romantic Masterpieces” concert next weekend.
Former Antioch official hired as deputy clerk recorder for the county
Former Antioch assistant city manager Kwame Reed is the new deputy clerk recorder for Contra Costa County.
Column: Newsom touts career master plan as his governorship begins to wind down
Gov. Gavin Newsom chose Modesto to unveil his “Master Plan for Career Education,” aimed at reducing California’s highest-in-the-nation levels of poverty and income disparity. “This has been a point of pride,” he said. “This is long overdue.”
Nurses vote to ratify new contracts with Stanford, Lucile Packard
Nurses with the Committee for Recognition of Nursing Achievement said Sunday that they have voted to ratify new contracts with Stanford Health Care and Palo Alto-based Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital.
Hot Picks
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 Advisory Committee: The San Ramon Senior Advisory Committee meets at 10 a.m., the first Monday of the month and are open to the public. A suggestion box is located near the front desk. Alcosta Senior & Community Center.
Instructional Tai Chi: Learn the 24-form Tai Chi with step-by-step instructions in English. Three new forms will be taught weekly in sequence with a review of the previous week’s forms. Mondays, 2-3:30 p.m. Drop-in fees $5(R)/$6(NR). Alcosta Senior & Community Center.
Free Genealogy Research Assistance: Genealogy docents from the San Ramon Valley Genealogical Society will be available to help take your research further with print resources from the library’s genealogy collection or online. 10 a.m.-1 p.m., April 8. Danville Library, 400 Front St.
The Bookworms the San Ramon Library: The Bookworms is a monthly book club for readers in 3rd through 5th grade to discuss a new book each month and enjoy a book themed activity. Copies of selected books will be available for checkout. Register at the information desk. 4-5 p.m., April 8.
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