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PUSD board to consider selling Neal property after last developer backed out

The Pleasanton school board will be voting on reselling the Neal property located along Vineyard Avenue to a San Ramon-based housing developer for $34.6 million.

Councilmember Balch announces candidacy for Pleasanton mayor

Pleasanton City Council member Jack Balch officially announced on Wednesday that he will be running for mayor during the Nov. 5 general election.

Dublin residents reading same ‘one book’ in March

The 2023 illustrated book “How Do You Spell Unfair?” details the true and courageous story of one young student as she faces a world filled with discrimination and racial bias. For its themes of equality and encouragement, the book has been selected as the 2024 Dublin One City, One Book read.

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Casa Orozco Mexican Restaurants turns 40 in March 2024!

On behalf of the Orozco family and staff, we’d like to thank the Tri-Valley community. When we opened our doors in 1984 we never imagined the love and support we’d get from you. You’ve supported us through thick and thin and we hope to continue to earn your support. Gracias! > LEARN MORE

Cuddle with Cali from Tri-Valley Animal Rescue 

Looking for a new walking buddy or cuddle companion? Cali would love to be considered for both roles.

Eye-opening and colorful works from the late artist Marc Chagall come to Livermore for a limited time only. Described as vibrant, brilliant and profound, the Chagall pieces will be bolstered by various Bay Area artists in a new exhibit downtown.

Spring planting tips: How to select the right tree for your backyard

With longer days, warmer weather and wildflowers coming into bloom, spring is typically the time of year when people start thinking about their gardens, including adding trees to their landscape. Since many trees live well-past 100 years, planting one can be a long-term commitment. That’s why it’s important to do plenty of research and preparation: Spring planting is all about picking the right trees, planting them carefully and sticking to a good maintenance routine.

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What Happens When AI Becomes a Member of the Family?

Experience SPARC’s third annual Science@Play script-in-hand reading series. Two weekends of AI-themed plays, including Pulitzer Prize nominee Marjorie Prime. Sponsored by Alan & Mary Burnham and Dave & Patricia Munro, in memory of Professor Leon Morris Keer, a lover of scientific inquiry, the arts, and good wine. 925.443.2273 > LEARN MORE

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Making Decisions About Caregiving: Home vs. Facility
This webinar will cover information about assessing needs, accessing community services and resources, relocating loved ones and exploring various care settings including in-home and residential care. 10-11 a.m., March 14. Register at hopehospice.com/classes-resources/caregiving-education/

Tri-Valley Writers
Linda Joy Myers, founder of the National Association of Memoir Writers and writing coach for fiction and memoir, will lead this workshop on “The Magic of Bringing Characters to Life on the Page-Secrets for Memoir and Fiction”. 1-4:30 p.m., March 16. Las Positas College Register by March 14 at trivalleywriters.org/

Pleasanton Unified School District
Regular Board meetings of the Pleasanton Unified School District are scheduled the second and fourth Thursday of each month and are open to the public. The next meeting is 6 p.m., March 14. Visit pleasantonusd.net/

Amador and Foothill Spring Musical
9 to 5 tells the story of three coworkers-turned-friends who team up to take down their boss to create a more welcoming and efficient workplace. 7 p.m., March  15-16, 2 p.m., March 17. Tickets $15-$20. Amador Theater. Visit firehousearts.org/

The Rise of the Superheroes
Sunol Repertory Theatre presents The Rise of the Superheroes. 8 p.m., March 15-16, 22-23. Tickets $20-$30. Sunol Glen School Theatre,11601 Main St., Sunol. Visit sunol.net/srt

Trailblazing Women of Country
The Bankhead Presents Trailblazing Women of Country: From Patsy to Loretta to Dolly. This show celebrates the women who paved the way for future generations of country artists. 8 p.m., March 15. Tickets $60-$90. Visit livermorearts.org/.


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Cierra is a Livermore native who started her journalism career as an intern and later staff reporter for the Pleasanton Weekly after graduating from CSU Monterey Bay with a bachelor's degree in journalism...