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Sunol Rep presenting ‘Too Many Ghosts’ this month
Ghostbusters, a mom and daughter looking to save an old inn and five mischievous spirits are just some of the characters featured in the Sunol Repertory Theatre’s newest production, “Too Many Ghosts”.
Lawmakers push for answers from feds on future of FCI Dublin site
The future of the shuttered federal women’s prison in Dublin remains unclear more than a year after rumors began circulating over its potential resurrection as an ICE detention facility.
Supervisor: No housing currently planned for Blackhawk Plaza
As rumors swirl over the fate of Blackhawk Plaza amid bankruptcy proceedings and the appointment of a receiver for the property, local officials are seeking to provide some clarity and assurance to residents concerned that it could be imminently redeveloped into housing.
Pleasanton Preps: Amador boys finish third in NCS basketball playoffs
The Amador Valley boys’ basketball team kept their season alive by knocking off Liberty 57-43 to take third in the North Coast Section Division I playoffs.
Downtown Livermore’s R Place Music Club hits the market
An entertainment venue and bar on Old First Street was recently listed for sale along with its resident building.
New BART fare gate chimes aim to help with accessibility
On Monday, BART updated the fare gates at all of the agency’s train stations in the Bay Area with a new chime that will help riders who rely on auditory cues to navigate during their trips.
Tri-Valley Haven’s annual Wings of Hope gala set for next month in Dublin
Tri-Valley Haven, a nonprofit that serves survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, homelessness and poverty, will be hosting its 2026 “Wings of Hope: Light the Way Gala” next month at the Shannon Community Center in Dublin.
Scholastic program helps Pleasanton teen follow journalism dreams
Eighth grader Enya Yang of Pleasanton has been sharpening her journalistic skills over the past few years through a program for youth reporters.
Hot Picks
Sole Mates Walking Group: This free walking group at the Pleasanton Senior Center is 8:45-10 a.m., Wednesdays.
Genealogy Help Drop-in: Volunteers from the Livermore-Amador Genealogical Society will provide one-on-one genealogy help where laptops will be available for participants to use. 10:30 a.m., March 4. Livermore Civic Center Library.
Ranching Trivia with EBRPD: Join a naturalist from Del Valle Regional Park to test knowledge about Livermore’s agricultural history in this family-friendly trivia game. This event will use a free trivia platform that is compatible with any internet-ready device. 7-8 p.m., March 4. Livermore Civic Center Library.
Pleasanton Young Professionals: Meet and network with other young professionals to make that lasting connection. Free for Pleasanton Chamber members, $10 for guests. 5-7 p.m., March 5. Oasis Restaurant & Wine Lounge. Visit pleasanton.org.
Livermore Historic Preservation Commission: The next Livermore Historic Preservation Commission meeting is 7 p.m., March 5. City Hall. Visit livermoreca.gov.
Adventurer Peter Hillary: 70 Years of Everest: From one of the great families of mountaineering, Hillary summited Everest and reached the South Pole on skis. His father, the late Sir Edmund Hillary, made the first ascent of Mount Everest 70 years ago in 1953. 7:30 p.m., March 5. Tickets $50-$80. Visit livermorearts.org.
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