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Haglund at the helm for PUSDDavid Haglund is all settled in his new office -- but don't expect him to call it that. The new Pleasanton Unified School District superintendent refers to the space as his classroom rather than his office, and he stands while working because "teachers stand all day long ... it keeps them connected."
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Police investigating armed robberies on HopyardPleasanton police released suspect photographs Thursday as part of their ongoing investigation into armed robberies of neighboring convenience stores on Hopyard Road late last month.
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Tri-Valley set to 'Clear the Shelters'Tri-Valley animal shelters will join nearly 700 across the country Saturday in hosting Clear the Shelters, a pet adoption drive in its third year.
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Solar eclipse happening MondayIn the Tri-Valley, residents will witness a partial solar eclipse as the moon will obscure approximately 75% of the sun at the maximum eclipse point, according to NASA.
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Teen honored for creating Pleasanton's new library card artworkPleasanton library cards have a fresh new design thanks to Foothill High School freshman Afreen Shameem. The 14-year-old received a special commendation from the City Council on Tuesday night in honor of her achievement.
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Weekly opens Tri-Valley Heroes nomination periodThe Pleasanton Weekly and DanvilleSanRamon.com are once again putting out a call for nominations and sponsorships for the annual Tri-Valley Heroes awards -- our salute to the community members dedicated to bettering the Tri-Valley and the lives of its residents.
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Council tweaks proposal for smoking restrictions at apartmentsThe Pleasanton City Council took another step Tuesday toward establishing stringent smoking regulations for rental apartment complexes across the city, with a new proposal for where to allow medical marijuana smoking.
Total solar eclipse happening Monday
Millions of people will have their eyes on the sky Monday as a total solar eclipse takes place. In the Tri-Valley, residents... Last comment 7 hours ago | 2 comments
Teen honored for creating Pleasanton's new library card artwork
Pleasanton library cards have a fresh new design thanks to Foothill High School freshman Afreen Shameem. The 14-year-old... Last comment 3 hours ago | 2 comments
Fatal officer-involved shooting in Livermore
Police in Livermore shot and killed an armed person who started a fire inside a house Wednesday night, according to police.
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Police: Local homeless man beaten in unprovoked attack
Pleasanton police are searching for three young men allegedly involved in an unprovoked attack on a local homeless man Friday... Last comment on Aug 14, 2017 at 8:54 pm | 8 comments
Tim Talk
by Tim Hunt
Updating the state and valley housing markets
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Raucous Caucus
by Tom Cushing
Everything Old is New Again
Aug 14, 2017 | 82 comments
Around Town
by Jeb Bing
Rotary: Doing good in Pleasanton
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Nominations due by Sept. 18
Pleasanton Weekly and DanvilleSanRamon.com are once again putting out a call for nominations and sponsorships for the annual Tri-Valley Heroes awards - our salute to the community members dedicated to bettering the Tri-Valley and the lives of its residents.
Haglund at the helm: New superintendent looks to bring stability to PUSD
David Haglund is all settled in his new office -- but don't expect him to call it that. The new Pleasanton Unified School District superintendent refers to the space as his classroom rather than his office, and he stands while working because "teachers stand all day long ... it keeps them connected."
Thursday, 11:26 AM | 1 comments
Police investigating armed robberies at Hopyard Road stores
School board set for Saturday facilities tour
Editorial: New year, new start, new optimism for PUSD
Fatal officer-involved shooting in Livermore
Teen honored for creating Pleasanton's new library card artwork
Annabelle: Creation
Conventional wisdom in the movie industry says that young women make or break a horror film's audience. Young men can be relied upon to turn out for scary movies, but instead of hoping they'll drag dates along, studios have gotten more proactive in d...... Read the full review
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