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Carpenters seek redesign of training siteThe Pleasanton Planning Commission is set for a workshop Wednesday to review the Carpenters Training Committee's proposal to redesign its facility on Santa Rita Rd.
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'Golden Follies 2017!' at Firehouse this weekendThe sizzling Senior Sensations will heat up the stage with their trademark Vegas-style costumes and lively choreography for two shows this weekend, both at 2 p.m., Saturday and Sunday.
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Aces ready to represent Tri-Valley in World SeriesGetting to any level of Little League World Series action takes a special group of players and coaches. To make it to three straight is an incredible accomplishment.
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City set for annual road maintenancePleasanton city officials are ready to move forward with their annual street resurfacing and preventative maintenance program later this summer after the council last week approved the $6.18M project.
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Amador alum Alber is Next Generation jazz manSolomon Alber, 18, is looking forward to a jazzy life. The tenor saxophonist was one of 20 teens nationwide chosen by Monterey Jazz Festival for its 2017 Next Generation Jazz Orchestra, which toured New York and Canada in late June and will perform in the 60th annual Monterey Jazz Festival on Sept. 17.
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Senior Center closed for repairsThe Pleasanton Senior Center is closed all this week to allow for routine maintenance at the oft-used city facility on Sunol Blvd.
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Farmers' Market: Fresh food, family, friends and funOn a Saturday morning, West Angela Street is often filled with the musical stylings of local singers, scattered exclamations of "It's so nice to see you!" as old friends reunite and most importantly, the smells, colors and flavors of the freshest produce and artisanal goods that the Bay Area has to offer.
Pleasanton poised for annual road maintenance
Pleasanton city officials are ready to move forward with their annual street resurfacing and preventative maintenance program... Last comment 5 hours ago | 7 comments
Local food truck forced to move from longtime spot, relocates across street
A food truck that has operated on Vineyard Avenue since the 1990s was recently forced to relocate -- albeit not far from... Last comment on Jul 21, 2017 at 2:43 pm | 27 comments
Editorial: Fair attracts nearly half-a-million to Pleasanton
Despite an opening week with record-high temperatures, the Alameda County Fair closed out its extended 20-day run July 9... Last comment on Jul 21, 2017 at 12:53 pm | 1 comment
Man suspected of stealing high-end bicycle from Pleasanton store
Pleasanton police on Friday released photos of a man who allegedly stole a bicycle worth $8,400 from a shop in town last... Last comment on Jul 24, 2017 at 7:32 pm | 16 comments
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New spin on high-speed rail: Fresno becomes bedroom community for Silicon Valley
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Pleasanton woman killed in rollover on Niles Canyon Road
A 59-year-old Pleasanton woman was killed in a rollover crash on Niles Canyon Road in Fremont on Monday afternoon, according to authorities. Tuesday, 2:02 PM | 1 comments
Commission to review proposed redesign of Carpenters Training Facility
Pleasanton Preps: Aces ready to represent Tri-Valley in World Series
'Golden Follies 2017!' at the Firehouse
Pleasanton poised for annual road repairs
Dunkirk
With his WWII drama "Dunkirk," writer-director Christopher Nolan applies his trademark ingenuity and clockwork precision to an otherwise straightforward story. The director of "The Dark Knight" and "Interstellar" has been called a "maximalist" filmma...... Read the full review
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