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Valley Children's MuseumAfter 20 years of mobility, the Valley Children's Museum is looking to leave its nomadic ways behind and establish a permanent home.
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Downtown parklet damaged in car crashThe city's pilot program to try out a parklet downtown came to an early end this month thanks to a hit-and-run driver.
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Pleasanton teen pianist set to perform soloPianist Elizabeth Gurevich, a senior at Amador Valley High School, will be one of two featured soloists in the Young People's Symphony Orchestra spring concert in Berkeley on Saturday night, along with cellist Christopher Lu, a freshman at Dublin High. They are two of the six winners of the 2017-18 Concerto Competition.
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Council supports JDEDZ fee rates; Brown recuses for owning Costco stockCouncil members all agreed that staff-recommended fee structure was the best option -- but their discussion occurred with one fewer member than expected after Councilwoman Karla Brown's surprise recusal, announcing she owns $2,900 in Costco stock. (Shown: File photo of Brown)
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Dublin student creates new bus tracking appAnyone who has taken a school bus -- or any bus for that matter -- is well-acquainted with the unpredictable schedules of the transportation mode.
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PUSD's Castro among county Classified Employees of the YearJuan Castro Jr. likes to say he’s part of the furniture at Pleasanton Unified. After all, the 48-year-old groundskeeper has been in the district for 40 years altogether -- both as an employee and as a student.
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Battling breast cancer with Bras for the CauseTri-Valley SOCKs' 13th annual Bras for the Cause will take place April 28, an energetic evening of high-spirited women walking through Pleasanton's downtown wearing various versions of brassieres outside their clothing.
Downtown parklet damaged in hit-and-run
The city's pilot program to try out a parklet downtown came to an early end this month thanks to a hit-and-run driver.
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Board approves new bell schedules at Foothill, Harvest Park
The Pleasanton school board on Tuesday unanimously approved new bell schedules at Foothill High School and Harvest Park Middle... Last comment 10 hours ago | 2 comments
BARTD vs. The Public- Kicker
BARTD vs. The Public- Kicker
What arrogance!
BARTD was putting every roadblock they can imagine up to delay and defeat... Last comment 13 hours ago | 0 comments
Council supports JDEDZ fee rates; Brown recuses for owning Costco stock
Council members all agreed that staff-recommended fee structure, due to return for final approval next month, was the best... Last comment on Apr 18, 2018 at 8:10 pm | 4 comments
Couple's Net
by Chandrama Anderson
Couples: . . . “Joy is greater than sorrow,“ . . . “Nay, sorrow is the greater.”
Apr 19, 2018 | 1 comment
Tim Talk
by Tim Hunt
Local venture capital fund set to close
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Doing College
by Elizabeth LaScala
Thinking Premed? What You Should Be Thinking About
Apr 16, 2018 | 0 comments
Pleasanton Readers' Choice ballot is here
It's time to decide what local business is worthy of the title "Pleasanton Readers' Choice" — and you get to decide!
Cast your ballot online. Voting ends May 20th. Stay tuned for the results in the June 29th issue of the Pleasanton Weekly.
Mobile museum's long road to permanent home hits critical juncture
After nearly 20 years of moving from location to location, the Valley Children's Museum is looking to leave its nomadic ways behind and establish a permanent, non-mobile home in Dublin. Thursday, 2:00 PM
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Downtown parklet damaged in hit-and-run
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Alameda County receives 'F' in annual air quality report
Lean on Pete
"You can't get attached to the horse." This sober advice, spoken to 15-year-old Charley Thompson (Charlie Plummer), immediately registers as "famous last words." The horse in question: a 5-year-old quarterhorse named Lean on Pete. And in fine literar...... Read the full review
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