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Taverna Sorrentina restaurant coming to downtown Danville
More than two months after the owners of Isola Osteria closed their downtown Danville location, there are signs of new life at 100 Railroad Ave. as a new restaurant prepares to debut this week: Taverna Sorrentina.
Amador a 7-seed? Cal on road as No. 3? And more head-scratchers from NCS football brackets …
“Death, taxes and the North Coast Section coming up with screwy seeds and playoff brackets – those are the only sure things in life.”
What A Week – Take in a show: Eclectic slate for Tri-Valley theaters before holiday season kicks in
“Before we get too swept up in the upcoming holiday performance season, the theaters in the Tri-Valley have an intriguing variety of shows outside of the winter/Christmas realm on their dockets in the coming weeks.”
EBMUD leases former Cal Shakes amphitheater property to new nonprofit
The EBMUD board approved a 15-year lease of an amphitheater property near Orinda formerly used by the California Shakespeare Theater.
Tim Talk: Newsom-driven Prop 50 rolls to dominant win
“Last week’s overwhelming win for the Yes on Proposition 50 group demonstrates how either out-of-touch voters are or how much the Democrat voters trust Gov. Gavin Newsom. In other news, congrats are in order for recent Tri-Valley recognitions …”
7 authors, 1 book: Neighbors chronicle their success in respective industries
A group of Pleasanton residents who have had to overcome hardships such as blindness, stuttering, war and a global pandemic are now sharing their stories and tips on conquering obstacles in their new book titled “Success Beyond the Backyard: 7 Neighbors Who Dared to Dream Big and Won”.
Council greenlights new event center in downtown Livermore
A historic building under renovation in downtown Livermore may soon be used as an event center, following permission granted by the City Council at Monday.
Hot Picks
Happy Group Sing Along: Join each month to make vocal harmony singing covering a wide range of favorite songs from the past decades to today. 1-4 p.m., Nov. 14. Alcosta Senior & Community Center.
The Great Junk Hunt: This event offers a unique opportunity to discover one-of-a-kind pieces that add character and flair to any space. Whether an avid junker or a first-time attendee, this event offers something for everyone to discover and enjoy. Nov. 14-15. Visit alamedacountyfair.com.
Uptown at the Bankhead: Fusing Bruno-Mars-caliber stage presence with top-tier vocals and wall-to-wall choreography, the group exudes unparalleled energy with their blend of contemporary radio hits and classic Motown music. 8 p.m., Nov. 14. Tickets $50-$80. Visit livermorearts.org.
Danville Farmers’ Market: Fill a market bag with veggies, seafood, meats, cut flowers, baked goods and more at the Danville Farmers’ Market. Saturdays, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., 205 Railroad Ave.
Chess Club at San Ramon Library: Practice chess skills and meet other chess players for games at the library. All ages and experience levels are welcome. Our teen docent, with 5 years of experience at USCF, is available for help and strategy tips. Chess boards are provided or bring your own. 11 a.m.-12 p.m., Saturdays.
Luca Stricagnoli: Internationally renowned acoustic guitarist Luca Stricagnoli returns to The Bankhead with Meg Pfeiffer on rhythm guitar and vocals for an unforgettable performance. 8 p.m., Nov. 15. Tickets $30-$60. Visit livermorearts.org.
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