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Highway 84 work
Caltrans is temporarily implementing a one-way traffic control on Highway 84 in Sunol near the Rosewarnes Undercrossing and Niles Canyon Railway Brightside Yard over the next four weeks in order to install and connect specially designed guardrails to a newly constructed bridge on eastbound Highway 84.
Work started as of Wednesday night and will be set to continue until Oct. 24, subject to any weather related delays. The one-way traffic control will be in place 24 hours every day for the duration of the project.
According to the transportation agency, the temporary one-way traffic control will result in longer delays during commute hours.
Apostille Pop-Up
Alameda County, in partnership with California Secretary of State Shirley Weber’s office, will be hosting an Apostille Pop-Up Shop on Friday (Sept. 26) from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Dublin Public Library in order to help people authenticate their public documents for international use.
According to its website, the state secretary’s office launched these apostille pop up events throughout the year as a way to connect people with an apostille to “authenticate California public officials’ signatures on documents to be used outside the United States of America”.
In-person apostille services that will be offered at the event include authentication of documents such as birth certificates, marriage certificates and educational documents for international use.
Fast-growing firm
EdTheory, a Pleasanton-based company that provides contract therapy and teaching services to schools, recently announced it has been recognized by Staffing Industry Analysts as one of the fastest-growing staffing firms in the United States for 2025.
According to the company’s social and community service manager, Rayman Thomas, EdTheory — located at 6701 Koll Center Parkway — was ranked No. 1 in the education staffing sector and at No. 16 nationally across all industries.
“Our mission is to address the increasing demand for K–12 specialists by connecting children and families with highly qualified, passionate professionals,” Thomas said. “We are eager to bring this same level of commitment to Pleasanton and would love to explore opportunities to support local outreach programs, civic initiatives, or community events.”
‘Pizza with the Mayor’
Dublin Mayor Sherry Hu is scheduled to host a “Pizza with the Mayor” event next Wednesday (Oct. 1) from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the Mountain Mike’s Pizza located at 8951 San Ramon Road where members of the Dublin community can enjoy pizza and have direct conversations with their mayor.
Corgi Con returns to Fairgrounds
Everyone’s favorite furry friends will be returning to the Alameda County Fairgrounds this Saturday (Sept. 27) as part of Corgi Con Bay Area 2025.
According to its social media posts, the event will feature “stumpy-legged fun, derptastic contests and community cuteness overload,” for the entire family.
“Don’t miss the world’s biggest corgi gathering, it’s pawsitively adorable,” Corgi Con stated in a Sept. 25 social media post.
The event is set from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. For ticket information visit www.corgicon.com
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