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Welcome back: New school year, new facilities and (hopefully) no new financial struggles for Pleasanton Unified
Now, as the 2026-27 school year gets underway, Superintendent Maurice Ghysels sat down with the Weekly to discuss some of those key topics and how their impacts will be seen across the district.
Three candidates file for open Pleasanton school board seat
The election to become the next Area 5 trustee on the Pleasanton school board heated up during the final days to qualify for the ballot, while no new candidates joined the race for City Council District 1 as the nomination deadline passed for good.
What A Week – In their element: Spotlight on student fellows at Livermore Lab Foundation 10th anniversary showcase
“While I was out of my element during many of the technical conversations that night in Livermore, the fellows seemed right at home describing their work for movers and shakers in a community whose scientific reputation is well-established…”
Dublin beer bar closing after nearly 12 years
Three Sheets Craft Beer Bar in Dublin is preparing to close its doors after almost 12 years of operation.
News Digest: Join us at Pleasanton’s Concert in the Park | Valley Humane fundraising challenge | Card Show and Barber Expo at fairgrounds
The Pleasanton Weekly will be sponsoring next Friday’s Concert in the Park, which takes place at the Lions Wayside Park in downtown Pleasanton.
There will be a mayor’s race in Pleasanton after all
Balch had been laying the foundation for his reelection for months, while Testa had been notably mum. They find themselves on opposite sides of many issues so residents will have a clear choice come November.
Dublin school board election sees shoo-in for Area 2, contested races for Areas 3 and 5
Candidates running for Dublin school board in the November general election were finalized Wednesday, following an extension to the filing deadline in races for two of the three opening seats.
Opponents of Eden Housing in Livermore lose bid for reimbursement of $775,000+ in attorneys’ fees
Community group Move Eden Housing is on the hook for over $775,000 in attorneys’ fees associated with years of litigating the Downtown Livermore Apartments project, an Alameda County Superior Court judge ruled last month.
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