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‘This is not acceptable’: BART board president lambasts proposed station closures in hometown Dublin
As BART officials prepare to discuss a list of potential station closures during a board workshop Thursday, BART Board President and former Dublin mayor Melissa Hernandez publicly criticized the transit agency’s cost-reduction proposal, which would cut off service to the entire Tri-Valley by 2027.
PUSD board to discuss ongoing budget reduction efforts for 2026-27
The Pleasanton school board tonight will be reviewing the district’s current fiscal conditions that has led to millions of dollars in planned budget cuts for the 2026-27 school year and what staff have been doing to implement those cuts.
Livermore school board appoints Pechette as acting superintendent
Livermore school trustees agreed unanimously Tuesday to appoint Michelle Pechette as the district’s acting superintendent to fill the leadership void left after Torie Gibson’s sudden departure four nights earlier.
Flock camera debate takes center stage at Alameda County supervisors’ meeting
Supporters and opponents of the use of automated license plate readers made their voices heard Tuesday at the Alameda County Board of Supervisors meeting.
Guest Opinion: How slang affects younger generation
“Ultimately, slang’s growing presence raises important questions, it challenges ideas about what ‘proper’ language looks like, while highlighting how deeply communication is influenced by culture and technology.”
Alamo painter exploring craft at French residency
A San Ramon Valley artist is preparing to find new inspiration through an exclusive residency in the French countryside starting Friday.
Pet of the Week: Make Max your Valentine from Valley Humane Society
Love may be blind, but Max is only partially blind – and it doesn’t stop him from seeing straight into your heart! This sweetheart is a staff favorite who’s ready to be your ultimate lap cat, showering you with cuddles and affection.
Hot Picks
3VCF Community Health Impact Grant Informational Webinar: 3VCF is hosting an informational webinar for prospective Grant applicants. Nonprofits and community-based organizations serving the Three Valleys region who are interested in this grant opportunity strongly encouraged to participate. 11 a.m., Feb. 12. Register here:
Pleasanton Unified School District: Regular Board meetings of the Pleasanton Unified School District are scheduled the second and fourth Thursday of each month and are open to the public. The next meeting is 6 p.m., Feb. 12. Visit pleasantonusd.net.
Livermore-Amador Genealogical Society: Scott Norrick will discuss virtually, On-line Resources for Researching British Ancestry, where participants will be introduced to resources that are most useful in tracing British ancestors. 7 p.m., Feb. 12. Congregation Beth Emek, 3400 Nevada Ct., Pleasanton. Register at l-ags.org.
Knitting at the Pleasanton Senior Center: Refresh skills, pick up some new tips, share techniques, get help or just sit and knit. 9:00 a.m. -11:30 a.m., Fridays. Drop-in fees apply.
Maria Muldaur & Her Jazzabelle Quintet: Maria Muldaur, the legendary voice behind the timeless hit “Midnight at the Oasis,” brings her signature charm and rich musical heritage to the stage with her Jazzabelle Quintet. 7:30 p.m., Feb. 13. Tickets $38-$43. Visit firehousearts.org.
The String Queens: Praised for its authentic, soulful and orchestral sound, The String Queens is a dynamic trio that creates stimulating musical experiences that inspire audiences to love, hope, feel and imagine. 8 p.m., Feb. 13. Tickets $45-$75. Visit livermorearts.org.
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