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Top Stories
Editorial: Our yearlong fight for public records on Amador principal ouster finally pays off
“The story is finally starting to come out. More than 13 months after first filing our public records request with PUSD, the Weekly this week received the key reports and associated materials (including screenshots) from the district’s investigation into allegations against the now-former principal of Amador Valley High School.”
Pleasanton Unified to continue discussions on big budget cuts at special meeting
The Pleasanton school board will continue to discuss future budget cuts and reductions during its upcoming special meeting tonight, where trustees will provide staff with further input on the proposed list of reductions.
CHP: Mother abandons injured 1-year-old at crash site on Altamont
A woman is facing three felony charges for allegedly leaving her injured 1-year-old daughter at the scene of a solo drunk-driving DUI crash east of Livermore.
Tri-Valley Foodist: Wingen Bakery + Restaurant rings the dinner bell
Beyond sourdough and pastries, Wingen in Livermore serves pizza and more at dinner.
Jury adds convictions for former Danville teacher in second phase of teen sexual abuse trial
The lengthy, two-part trial for a former teacher and cheer coach finally concluded this week, with jurors announcing convictions on a set of aggravated circumstances that were introduced at the conclusion of the first phase of the trial.
Camera Club’s ‘Click 25’ exhibition opening at Livermore Library
The Livermore Civic Center Library is displaying some of the best pictures by Tri-Valley photographers this year throughout the month of November.
‘The writing is very clever’: Encore Players presenting ‘Always a Bridesmaid’ this fall
There is no such thing as a perfect wedding. At least not in the comedic play “Always a Bridesmaid”, featuring four women who agreed at senior prom to attend each other’s future ceremonies.
Pet of the Week: Buddy boy from Valley Humane Society
Buddy is an ideal mix of charm and chill! This pup has great leash manners, enjoys friendly playdates and loves the occasional quiet snuggle. Smart and polite, he already knows “sit” and “wait”.
Hot Picks
Wood Carving at the Pleasanton Senior Center: Wood Carving, Tuesdays & Thursdays, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Drop-in fees apply.
G&M Farms: G&M Farms, Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze, is open Wed-Sun through Oct. 30. No pets allowed. 487 East Airway Blvd., Livermore. For more information visit gmfarms.com
Basic Tech Help Drop-In Service: Livermore Civic Center Library offers basic Tech Help with an expert volunteer who will help adults with basic computer skills such as uploading and downloading files, creating an email account, using Microsoft Office and Google suites and basic Web searching and browsing. 6:30-8:30 p.m., Thursdays.
Hula Competition & Festival: This vibrant event features solo and group hula performances, unique arts and crafts and authentic Hawaiian and Polynesian flavors from food vendors. Oct. 31-Nov. 2. Visit alamedacountyfair.com.
Pleasanton Trunk or Treat: If looking for a safe, fun and family-friendly place to collect candy on Halloween join for Trunk or Treat and dress up in costume to collect candy from decorated cars at Valley Community Church. 5:30-7:30 p.m., Oct. 31. 4455 Del Valle Parkway. Visit vc.church/event-listings/trunk-or-treat.
Joan’s Farm and Pumpkin Patch: Activities include a corn maze, Old West Town, inflatable slide, old farm equipment and more. Oct. 3-31, closed Mondays. 4351 Mines Rd., Livermore. Visit joansfarm.com
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