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Creativity blossoms: ‘Flora in Focus’ fills Firehouse gallery with flower art

The beauty and power of flower art have taken root once again in the Firehouse Arts Center, with the latest installment of the recurring “Flora in Focus” exhibition on display in the Harrington Gallery this winter.

Santa Rita Jail to introduce new mail delivery system next month

The Alameda County Sheriff’s Office will be implementing a new mail delivery process where, starting Feb. 23, all non-privileged mail will have to be sent to Pigeonly Corrections’ mail processing center in order for it to be delivered to inmates at the Santa Rita Jail.

What a Week — Saving their stories: Book on bygone Pleasanton becomes godsend for high school journalism

“Cruising Down Memory Lane” has become a shining example of how critical it is to prioritize reporting the stories of one’s community. And not just tales of the past.

Pleasanton police arrest driver suspected of causing multi-car crash on Bernal Avenue

A motorist was placed under arrest for driving under the influence Sunday near downtown Pleasanton after police said they were at fault for a multi-car collision that caused significant traffic that day.

News Digest: PUSD begins demolition of Village High | Utility Discount Program support | Castlewood celebrating 100 years

Demolition has officially begun at Village High School as part of the Pleasanton Unified School District’s Measure I bond-funded project to turn the site into the Educational Options Center, a space that will house the continuation school along with other similar PUSD alternative education programs.

Airports look to score a touchdown as they prepare for Super Bowl travelers

Kickoff time for the Super Bowl is quickly approaching and Bay Area airports are gearing up to welcome heavy flows of traffic for the largest sporting events in the country.

The feds potentially are giving while locals want to take away

The feds may be giving, but the local counties want to be taking. President Donald Trump has floated the idea of a $2,000 tariff check for citizens, while local governments are turning to the taxpayers for more revenue.

Hot Picks

Music & Movement at Rincon LibraryEnjoy songs and movement activities that build motor and social skills and increase independence as well as language development in children. Perfect for ages 1-5. 10:15-10:45 a.m., Fridays. Livermore Rincon Library.

American Style Mah JonggJoin for American Style Mah Jongg at the Pleasanton Senior Center, Tuesdays/Fridays, 12:45-3:45 p.m. Drop-in fees apply.

Motown ManiaRevisit the classic songs and stars of the era with The Best Intentions, a five-man vocal group extraordinaire as they perform heart-stopping harmonies, dazzling choreograph and the memorable hits from Motown’s golden age. 7:30 p.m., Jan. 23. Tickets $49-$69. Visit livermorearts.org.

Dress A Girl Around The World: Make simple dresses for girls in third world countries with help needed to sew, iron and cut. Bring a sewing machine or serger, iron, ironing board and scissors. Cheerful cotton fabric donations always accepted. 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Jan. 24. Contact suzbeck@yahoo.com. Holy Cross Lutheran Church, 1020 Mocho St., Livermore.

Concert Pianist Daniel GloverExperience a special musical event as International concert pianist Daniel Glover performs the music of Italy in “Viva I’Italia,” a benefit for Valley Concert Chorale. 7:30 p.m., Jan. 24. First Presbyterian Church, 2020 Fifth St., Livermore. Tickets $30.00.  Visit valleyconcertchorale.org.

PYTC Addams FamilyThis comical feast embraces the wackiness in every family, featuring an original story and a dilemma that’s every father’s nightmare. Jan. 24-25. Tickets $13. Visit firehousearts.org.


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Cierra is a Livermore native who started her journalism career as an intern and later staff reporter for the Pleasanton Weekly after graduating from CSU Monterey Bay with a bachelor's degree in journalism...