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Scientist, attorney vie for Ward 2 seat on college district board
Residents of the college district ward representing a portion of the San Ramon Valley as well as much of central Contra Costa County are set to have a new representative in office starting next year, with the incumbent trustee opting not to seek reelection and two candidates competing for her seat.
Stanford Health nurses approve new contract with Tri-Valley hospital
An overwhelming majority of the nurses at the Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley recently voted in favor of ratifying a new three-year contract with the hospital that their union said will improve patient safety and staff retention, among other things.
Dublin appoints sheriff’s commander Fox as new police chief
The city of Dublin has selected Victor Fox, a commander for the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office, as the new chief of Dublin Police Services, a day after city officials announced that police chief Nathan “Nate” Schmidt was retiring.
More non-native mosquitoes found in Amador Valley area
The abatement district has found four additional Aedes aegypti mosquitoes in Pleasanton after announcing last week the discovery of the non-native insect that hadn’t been seen in the county for a decade and is capable of spreading diseases.
Capturing phenomena: Reader photos of comet, Northern Lights
Photos of the comet by Anne Fox and Michael Ventura in Pleasanton flank the Northern Lights picture by Mike Sedlak in Minnesota.
Connect with Techie at Valley Humane Society
This stunning cat with her beautiful markings is the perfect playmate. She arrived at Valley Humane Society in April and has been waiting for someone like you to scoop her up. Techie is ready to download all her love and affection straight to your heart.
‘Last call’ for Shadow Puppet Brewing
By the end of this year customers will sip their last goodbye to local craft beer-maker, Shadow Puppet Brewing Co.
Hot Picks
Danville Scarecrow Stroll: This family-friendly event features more than 20 decorated scarecrows, created by local businesses and organizations to encourage the community to take a leisurely walk through Downtown Danville. Oct. 11-Nov. 10. A link to vote and a map is available at danville.ca.gov/scarecrowstroll
Harvest Hootenanny: Join the Harvest Hootenanny at Forest Home Farms Historic Park where festivities include food, wine, mocktails, country music and line dancing all centered, in and around, the Farm’s impressive Walnut Barn. Country/Western attire strongly encouraged. 5-7:30 p.m., Oct. 17. Visit sanramon.org/
CHS Fall Band Concert: The California High School Instrumental Music Program invites you to an evening of music at their Fall Band Concert. Join as these talented students showcase their hard work and dedication through a captivating performance. 7 p.m., Oct. 17. California High School Theater. Ticket $5-$10. Free for CHS staff and students.
Self Defense for Seniors: Learn basic body conditioning, punches, kicks, balance, awareness and defensive & offensive techniques. Fridays, 11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Drop-in fees $5(R)/$6(NR). Alcosta Senior & Community Center.
In Stitches at San Ramon Library: Bring a needle craft project (knit, crochet, embroidery, etc.). All skill levels welcomed. Note, this is not an instructed class. 2-3 p.m., Fridays.
Pirates of Emerson: Pirates of Emerson is an extremely frightening, walk-thru Haunted House celebrating 34 years of fear. Enjoy 4 haunted houses, virtual reality ride, games, bands and a gift shop. Sept. 27-Nov. 2. Alameda County Fairgrounds. Visit piratesofemerson.com/
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