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Putting their palates to the test
After the events, the four wine and food professionals expressed the desire to learn more about the wine and food scene and to spread the word on the Livermore Valley region.
Column: Gazing into the real estate crystal ball
What does the future hold for residential real estate, homebuyers and home sellers? Jordan Levine, senior vice president and chief economist for the California Association of Realtors, had several answers to this question during our recent conversation.
Rep. Swalwell threatens lawsuit against DA Price over ‘malicious’ statements
A war of words between Rep. Eric Swalwell and Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price has heated up, with the congressman threatening a lawsuit over “malicious” statements about his past as a prosecutor in the DA’s office.
Coming off loss to De La Salle, San Ramon Valley hosts Amador in key football tilt
Still, the blowout defeat at the hands of the Spartans doesn’t count as an EBAL loss. That leaves the Wolves as the Mountain Division leaders — and they are the team to beat for the banner. This week they host Amador Valley in a game with the potential to be a good one…
What a Week — As my A’s leave Oakland, allow me to say: ‘Don’t let the door…’
“Loyalty is a two-way street, but this has been a one-sided relationship for far too long. Time for me to get off this A’s wagon — and frankly, the whole MLB train altogether. Don’t get me wrong: I had some fun times with the Green and Gold that I’ll remember fondly. But I also know when to take the hint…”
News Digest: PUSD budget input session | ‘Citizen Nation’ advanced screening | Firms merge to form Sanbell
Foothill High School’s We the People team will be featured prominently — with Amador Valley High School’s squad also spotlighted — in the fourth and final episode of “Citizen Nation” on PBS next week. And a special early screening has been scheduled for Monday night.
Tim Talk: San Francisco pols struggle to save BART without reform
“It’s been refreshing in recent weeks to see elected officials from around the Bay Area stand up for their constituents in the debate about raising taxes for public transportation.”
Hot Picks
Pleasanton Harvest Festival: Known as a premier indoor craft show, the Harvest Festival features thousands of American handmade arts and crafts such as fine & fashion jewelry, ceramics, original art, specialty food, decor, clothing and more. Enjoy daily live entertainment. Oct. 25-27. Visit alamedacountyfair.com/
Pirates of Emerson: Pirates of Emerson is an extremely frightening, walk-thru Haunted House celebrating 34 years of fear. Enjoy 4 haunted houses, virtual reality ride, games, bands and a gift shop. Sept. 27-Nov. 2. Alameda County Fairgrounds. Visit piratesofemerson.com/
American Authors: American Authors will take the stage at The Bankhead with a tidal wave of energy and emotion, embodying their meteoric rise in the music industry since their debut album in 2014. 8 p.m., Oct. 25. Tickets $25-$55. Visit livermorearts.org/
Understanding and Preparing Your Credit: Community members are invited to attend information literacy programs designed to help attendees be more informed and prepared for their financial lives. “Understanding and Preparing Your Credit for Home Buying” is 1-2:30 p.m., Oct. 26. Livermore Civic Center Library.
Ranger Program: Pumpkin Carving Campfire: Join an LARPD Ranger for an evening filled with pumpkins. Bring pumpkin and carving tools, stencils provided. 4:30-6:30, Oct. 26. Sycamore Grove Park, Reservable Picnic Area. Visit larpd.org/
Shepherd’s Gate Grateful Gala: Join this event which helps women & children overcome homelessness, addiction, trafficking, poverty and domestic violence. The evening includes an elegant dining, live jazz and raffle prizes. 5-8 p.m., Oct 26. Tickets $70. Garre’ Vineyard & Winery. Visit pleasanton.org/
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