Express: Food insecurity in the Tri-Valley | DUSD board approves deal with teachers | 7th FCI Dublin employee sentenced

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Empty plates: Tackling food insecurity in the Tri-Valley

With the expansion of social services in the Tri-Valley, including the recent opening of the Vineyard Resource Center in Livermore and forthcoming projects like the Open Heart Kitchen Food Bank, it becomes more apparent that need exists in the region despite its affluence, particularly as it relates to food insecurity.

DUSD board approves deal with teachers union

At the most recent Dublin Unified School Board meeting, district leaders reviewed and ultimately approved a tentative agreement reached between the district and the Dublin Teachers Association.

Seventh former employee of FCI Dublin sentenced for sexual abuse of multiple inmates

A seventh staff member at the federal women’s prison in Dublin has been sentenced after being convicted of sexual abuse, the U.S. Attorney’s Office said Wednesday.

News Digest: LAVTA accessibility committee openings | Two join lab foundation board | College chancellor’s award

Regional transit officials are recruiting for positions available to serve on Tri-Valley Accessible Advisory Committee, which provides advice and advocacy on key accessibility issues to LAVTA. Read that and more in News Digest…

Active minds, healthy bodies and happy hearts

At Primrose Schools, we believe that who children become is as important as what they know. Our approach to teaching and learning is to nurture a balance among mind, body and heart through engaging, challenging and varied learning experiences. >LEARN MORE

Giddy-up: Fall horse racing is latest score for fairgrounds, with spring events and summer showcase on horizon

The Alameda County Fairgrounds is really picking up momentum as we turn the corner into the second quarter of 2024…

City budget will force setting priorities

The majority of the Pleasanton City Council started to face up to reality at its last meeting while the public relations/polling firm simultaneously was working to convince citizens that they need to support an additional tax.

Hot Picks

SPARC Theater Presents Running the Lights
Join this Science@Play Reading, Running the Light. 7:30 p.m., March 29-30; 2 p.m., March 30. Tickets $25. SPARC Studio, 2172 Railroad Ave., Livermore. Visit sparctheater.org/

The Best of SF Comedy Competition
Hosted by Stuart B. Thompson, a stand-up comedian, actor, voiceover actor, writer, and host. 8 p.m., March 29. Tickets $35-$55. Visit https://livermorearts.org/.

Volunteer For Earth Day
Join by removing plastics from shorelines and park and various other Earth Day project helping to build a plastic-free plants for generations to come. 9 a.m.-12 p.m. April 20. Find a park near you by visit ebparks.org/volunteer.

Pleasanton Farmers’ Market
The Pleasanton Farmers’ Market is Saturday year round featuring vendors with seasonal fruits & vegetables, plus artisan goods. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. W. Angela St.

American Sign Language-Stories and Song
Livermore Civic Center Library Public Library announces bilingual storytimes presented in American Sign Language (ASL) by performer Kei-Che Randle with English interpretation by Apryl Chauhan. People of all ages and abilities are welcome to attend ASL Stories and Songs. 10:15-11:15 a.m., March 30.

Livermore Sunday Farmers’ Market
Gather for music, food and fresh local and organic products directly from producers. Support small businesses and local sustainable agriculture. 9 a.m.-1 p.m., Sundays. Between J St & L St.

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