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Bringing the house down: Crews begin demolition of 94-year-old Amador Theater
PUSD officially started tearing down Amador Valley High School’s nearly century-old theater on Friday.
Star Pleasanton swimmer Luka Mijatovic wins national championship
Luka Mijatovic, the 17-year-old senior at Foothill High School, was one of the headlines from the recently completed Toyota National Swimming Championships held July 25 to Aug. 1 in Irvine.
‘An absolutely fabulous journey’: Finale approaches for The Singing Winemaker of Livermore Valley
An iconic Livermore vintner and musician confirmed his upcoming retirement and intention to sell a property featuring The Singing Winemaker tasting room.
Pleasanton council stands pat as advocates continue call for resolution to oppose ICE center in Dublin
City says it received letter from feds that former local prison property is not eyed for immigration detention
Trustee Speck, board president during Dublin teacher strike, won’t seek reelection this fall
“What I did not expect was how personal and hurtful some of the union’s attacks became. The experience took a significant toll on me physically and emotionally.”
San Ramon Valley wins NorCal tournament, keeping Little League World Series dream alive
Danville-based San Ramon Valley Little League won the Northern California regional tournament, the third of four tournaments a Bay Area youth baseball team must win to make it to the Little League World Series.
Korten poised to become permanent GM for East Bay Parks
EBRPD directors have their pick for the next permanent general manager – the man who has held the position on a temporary basis for nearly a year.
Letters: Introducing Communally | Vote for Wahab | Detour to nowhere | Elect Henry to East Bay Parks
“My wife and I were headed northbound on Valley and this was at cross-street Hansen on the east side (see photo). During dinner, what I thought would be funny was to put it in the Weekly, Take Us Along section, and caption it ‘Where to next?’”
Livermore Lab, Pacific Fusion advance tech for potential fusion energy production, experiments
LLNL and a private industry partner recently demonstrated the reliability of a new pulsed-power architecture with potential application in the future for national security and the commercialization of fusion energy.
‘Great consensus’: Livermore council approves General Plan 2045
The Livermore City Council has adopted the plan intended to guide the city’s decision-making for about the next two decades regarding its growth, development and resources conservation.
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