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Tri-Valley celebrating golden anniversary ‘Rocky Horror’ double feature
Livermore is set to be at the center of local celebrations of “Rocky Horror” in both its stage and screen versions, with this month marking the movie’s 50th anniversary on the heels of the original stage production’s 52nd anniversary in the summer.
One-man comedy show exploring family, parenting onstage at the Firehouse
A marketing professional turned comedian is making his way to the Firehouse Arts Center this Friday to perform his stand-up show, “Empty Nest and All the Rest”.
What a Week: ‘The need is great’ — Sunflower Hill working on more programs, new housing in Dublin and Lafayette for adults with I/DD
“Sunflower Hill is making remarkable headway in its mission to provide residential, vocational and experiential opportunities for people with I/DD in the Tri-Valley and beyond … The hard work continues despite some headwinds.”
Alameda County students improve test scores in English, math, science
Students in Alameda County outperformed their peers statewide in last year’s assessment tests for English, math, and science, according to county education officials.
Tim Talk: Declining enrollment will be persistent, tough issue for Pleasanton schools
“At an event last weekend, I caught rumblings of just how tough the enrollment situation is getting in Pleasanton.”
County boosts funds for immigrant protection programs amid rising ICE activity
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved $3.57 million in emergency funding to bolster services for immigrants and refugees as federal immigration enforcement increases across the country.
News Digest: Active aging award for Stoneridge Creek | Pleasanton resident assumes regional Rotary role | City calls for ofrenda displays
Stoneridge Creek, a senior living community in Pleasanton, was recently recognized nationally by the International Council on Active Aging for how the residential community keeps its residents active.
Hot Picks
Drawing & Painting: Drawing & Painting at the Alcosta Senior & Community Center. 9-11 a.m., Fridays. Drop-in fees $5(R)/$6(NR).
Museum on Main Ghost Walk: This family-friendly tour brings stories and experiences collected and documented from locals over the years. At each haunted location, groups are met by actors playing the roles of the various ghosts around town, bringing their stories and Pleasanton history to life. Oct. 17-18. For more information visit museumonmain.org/
Pirates of Emerson: Pirates of Emerson is an extremely frightening, walk-thru Haunted House. Enjoy four Haunted Houses, virtual reality ride, games, bands and a gift shop. This highly detailed haunt will immerse you in your fears and is not geared for children. 7:05 p.m.-10 p.m., through Nov. 2. Visit alamedacountyfair.com.
Zone 7 Info Session: The Zone 7 Water Agency is inviting the public to learn more about flood preparedness, forever chemicals, capital project updates and much more during the agency’s “Water Wonders of Zone 7” event. 10 a.m.-2,p.m., Oct. 18. 11 North Canyons Parkway, Livermore.
Diwali Celebration: The City of Pleasanton’s Cultural Celebration Series brings the community together throughout the year to honor and experience the rich cultural traditions that make Pleasanton unique. Join this celebration 1-3 p.m., Oct. 18. Pleasanton Senior Center.
The Martin Sexton Abbey Road Show: Come Together and celebrate the timeless music of The Beatles; Abbey Road album, alongside Sexton’s own soulful originals in a night that blends nostalgia with fresh, powerful artistry. 8 p.m., Oct. 18. Tickets $35-$65. Visit livermorearts.org.
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