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Feeling 'safe', 'relief' post-vaccination
As a sense of normalcy begins to return to the Tri-Valley amid California's rigorous COVID-19 vaccination rollout, many fully vaccinated people are resuming activities they haven't done in over a year like...
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Castlewood poised to begin remodel after county OKs plans
The Club at Castlewood in Pleasanton is getting ready for the start of construction on its multimillion-dollar endeavor to modernize the main clubhouse and add amenities as part of a new "Sports Center" building.
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Pleasanton teacher, mother killed in Bodega Bay crash
Lydiksen Elementary School teacher Elizabeth Correia and her mother, a school custodian in San Ramon, died after their car plunged down a cliff in a Bodega Bay parking lot on Saturday morning, according to authorities.
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California sets June 15 goal for full reopening
California's plan to fully reopen on June 15 will largely depend on two criteria: Vaccine supply must be sufficient for anyone 16 and older who wants a shot and hospitalization rates must remain low and stable.
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Mendenhall snags title as 2021 California Distinguished School
Mendenhall Middle School has the distinction of being named a 2021 California Distinguished School, a statewide title awarded to public schools for exceptional student performance and narrowing achievement gaps.
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News Digest: Mother-Daughter Lookalike Contest
Mother's Day is May 9 this year, and the Pleasanton Weekly is again holding its popular Mother-Daughter Lookalike Contest, with photos due by noon April 18.
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DSRSD adopts five-year strategic plan
A new five-year plan approved by the DSRSD Board of Directors includes nine 'strategic goals' addressing the district's financial sustainability, long-term management strategy, and more.
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Danville faces federal civil rights lawsuit for fatal police shooting
The family of Tyrell Wilson, who was fatally shot by a Danville police officer last month, are suing the town government in federal court, claiming that not only was the killing unjust but that it was deliberate and premeditated.
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Oakland Coliseum vaccine site to remain open through Alameda, Contra Costa counties' partnership
The COVID-19 vaccination site at the Oakland Coliseum will remain open in the coming weeks and will be operated by Alameda and Contra Costa counties instead of state and federal agencies, Gov. Gavin Newsom said.
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Plotting tricks for writers
Known as "the plot whisperer," Martha Alderson is going to address the Tri-Valley Branch of the California Writers Club on the topic, "Write Backward -- Begin by Plotting from the End," April 17 via Zoom.
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CERT unit enhances safety at COVID-19 vaccine site
The Livermore-Pleasanton Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) wrapped up their work monitoring community members for potential adverse reactions to the COVID-19 vaccine at the Alameda County Fairgrounds last week.
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Man dies in rollover along Altamont Pass on I-580
A driver was killed along Interstate 580 after losing control on the Altamont Pass and rolling approximately 300 feet down an embankment on Easter Sunday, according to the California Highway Patrol.
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What a Week: Reporting on the unfathomable
Like many others throughout the Tri-Valley, I continue to try to process the horrific news that absolutely shocked us all one week ago: There was a fatal traffic collision at Fallon MS, and the victim was DUSD Trustee Catherine Kuo.
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Alameda County moves to orange tier
Alameda County has advanced into the orange tier of the state's COVID-19 reopening blueprint, meaning more businesses and activities have been allowed to reopen or expand capacity.
California sets June 15 goal for full reopening
California's plan to fully reopen on June 15 will largely depend on two criteria: Vaccine supply must be sufficient for anyone... Last comment on Apr 6, 2021 at 5:16 pm | 1 comment
Pleasanton teacher, mother killed in Bodega Bay crash
A Pleasanton elementary school teacher and her mother, a school custodian in San Ramon, died after their car plunged down... Last comment on Apr 6, 2021 at 3:38 pm | 1 comment
Pleasanton Unified tackling implicit bias and problematic disciplinary practices
Pleasanton Unified School District leadership will spend a three year period working with an outside consultant to identify... Last comment on Apr 6, 2021 at 6:11 pm | 4 comments
What a Week: Reporting on the unfathomable
Like many others throughout the Tri-Valley, I continue to try to process the horrific news that absolutely shocked us all... Last comment on Apr 2, 2021 at 10:33 pm | 1 comment
Couple's Net
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Porn
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Doing College
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How to Get a Good Letter of Recommendation
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Tim Talk
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Housing proponents push to eliminate single-family zoning
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Raucous Caucus
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Pfizer in Major Marketing Push to End Pandemic
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"Antarctica 6"
On a cruise ship in Antarctica. Left to right: Bruce and Barbara McLeod, Bev and Dave Naegle, Susan and Scott Nelson. Yes, it's cold there, even in their "summer".
Submitted by Barbara McLeod (sent from account of Scott an on Feb 23, 2017
Danville: Ex-Athenian teacher pleads guilty to sexual assault of former student
A former teacher and track coach at The Athenian School in Danville has pleaded guilty to two counts related to the sexual assault of a 17-year-old former student and will now be required to register as a sex offender. Friday, 1:15 PM
Staying Healthy: Feeling 'safe', 'relief' post-vaccination
As a sense of normalcy begins to return to the Tri-Valley amid California's rigorous COVID-19 vaccination rollout, many fully vaccinated people are resuming activities they haven't done in over a year like... Thursday, 10:56 AM | 4 comments
Tri-Valley students excel in virtual academic competitions
The pandemic didn't deter a number of Tri-Valley students from advancing to the state level in several recent countywide annual academic competitions, including Alameda County History Day. Thursday, 10:57 AM
Pleasanton teacher, mother killed in Bodega Bay crash
A Pleasanton elementary school teacher and her mother, a school custodian in San Ramon, died after their car plunged down a cliff in a Bodega Bay parking lot on Saturday morning, according to authorities. Monday, 5:36 PM | 1 comments
Tassajara Hills pipeline project in Dublin slated for late summer
DSRSD is preparing to construct an underground pipeline at the northern end of Dublin this summer, ensuring that about 300 homes in the area have backup service in case of an emergency. Thursday, 4:30 PM
Castlewood poised to begin remodel after county board OKs project plans
The Club at Castlewood in Pleasanton is getting ready for the start of construction on its multimillion-dollar endeavor to modernize the main clubhouse and add amenities as part of a new "Sports Center" building. Wednesday, 5:58 PM
Valley Views: 50 states in 50 days
Freedom. That's what Ralph Hughes and his biking buddies are looking forward to as they take off mid-May, mostly on Harleys, to travel all 50 states in 50 days. Thursday, 4:37 PM | 1 comments
Pleasanton: Applications for affordable housing waiting list now open
Applicants that meet the maximum income and household size criteria can now apply for affordable one-, two- and three-bedroom units at the Park Hacienda Apartments in north Pleasanton. Thursday, 9:47 PM
Staying Healthy: Hike for Hope returning for socially distanced event
Hope Hospice has revived its annual Hike for Hope program after canceling the event last year due to the coronavirus crisis, and registration is open for residents who want to enjoy the outdoors while supporting a cause. Thursday, 4:38 PM
Livermore: Mendenhall snags title as 2021 California Distinguished School
Mendenhall Middle School has the distinction of being named a 2021 California Distinguished School, a statewide title awarded to public schools for exceptional student performance and narrowing achievement gaps. Wednesday, 5:34 PM
News Digest: Mother-Daughter Lookalike Contest, '1 Small Act' for the environment & CAP 2.0 survey
Mother's Day is May 9 this year, and the Pleasanton Weekly is again holding its popular Mother-Daughter Lookalike Contest, with photos due by noon April 18. Wednesday, 5:44 PM
City creating committee to study options for site of rejected At Dublin project
A new Community Advisory Committee is being formed by the city of Dublin to give residents the opportunity to weigh in on future land-use and preferred development of the SCS Property, site of the former At Dublin project. Tuesday, 7:34 PM
Man dies in rollover off I-580 east of Livermore
A driver was killed along Interstate 580 after losing control on the Altamont Pass and rolling approximately 300 feet down an embankment on Easter Sunday, according to the California Highway Patrol. Monday, 10:52 PM
PUSD expands hybrid learning to four days a week on campus for secondary students
Life is progressively returning to normal for Pleasanton Unified School District, after the Board of Trustees voted Thursday evening to have middle and high school student cohorts on campus four days a week. Sunday, 9:03 PM

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2021 guide to summer camps
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