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Paying for Pleasanton with Measure PP
Pleasanton has always championed the idea of being the city that carefully plans for its future — especially when it comes to its budget. But as city leaders and staff have come to learn over the past year and a half, Pleasanton’s financial future is not as secure as it has been.
‘Accidental tragedy’: Evidence shows dog inadvertently trapped self on balcony before heat stroke death, police say
The case of a dog dying from heat stroke after being trapped on an apartment balcony amid hot weather in Pleasanton on Tuesday is being considered an “accidental tragedy” with no sign of criminal negligence, a police spokesperson told the Weekly on Thursday evening.
Tri-Valley Jewish congregations set for high holidays
Jewish congregations in the Tri-Valley are getting ready for the Jewish New Year and high holidays, with the local observances that begin next week likely presenting a different feeling and significance this year given the events in the Middle East and how the calendar falls.
What a Week: Stories I missed, stories in the queue and stories we’re investigating
Michelle Obama made an appearance at the Costco in Livermore last week. We didn’t, unfortunately. It happens. We’ve had a few subjects like that in recent weeks as we’ve been busy with candidate forums and related election coverage. Here’s a taste …
Alameda County Fairgrounds breaks ground on new educational farm
The Alameda County Fairgrounds celebrated the start of the first phase of construction last week on a new, state-of-the-art educational farm that officials say will serve as a prime field trip destination for students and a valuable community resource.
News Digest: Tri-Valley job fair | Candidate forums | Beaudin award | Celebrate LLNL’s fusion ignition
The Tri-Valley Career Center is hosting its fourth annual Fall Job Fair next Thursday. Read about that plus a celebration of Livermore Lab at City Center Bishop Ranch and more in our News Digest.
Tim Talk: One bold vision for an event center
“The announcement plants a stake and a goal for the organization. It’s striving to fill hotel rooms that are still off from 2019 occupancy rates as well as drive tourists to wine country and restaurants.”
Hot Picks
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 http://www.piratesofemerson.com/
Knitting at the Pleasanton Senior Center: Refresh skills, pick up some new tips, share techniques, get help or just sit and knit. 9-11:30 a.m., Fridays. Drop-in fees apply $3.00R/$3.50NR.
Arts and Crafts Social: Join this Arts and Crafts Social at the Pleasanton Senior Center. 1:30 p.m., Sept. 27. $5.00. To register call 925-931-5365.
Pleasanton Community Band: The Pleasanton Community Band will perform at the Farmers’ Market 9 a.m.-12 p.m., Sept. 28. 30 W. Angela St.
September Birds Ranger Program: This beginner level bird walk will be a short, easy walk where some parts of the trail are not paved. Bring binoculars and water. 2-3:30 p.m., Sept. 28. Sycamore Grove Park, Arroyo Rd. Visit larpd.org/
Witches Night Out: Join Witches Night Out in downtown Livermore for a special evening of moonlight shopping and dining. 5:30-9 p.m., Oct. 2. Buy tickets through Sept. 29. Visit livermoredowntown.com/events/witches-night-out-2024
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