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UPDATE: Pleasanton council set to delay hearing on Chabad Center appeals
The Pleasanton City Council is expected to postpone its public hearing on project plans for the Chabad Center for Jewish... Last comment 20 hours ago | 3 comments

Frolicking fundraiser for Pleasanton Cultural Arts Council
The Pleasanton Cultural Arts Council is presenting Royal Jelly Jive at 8 p.m. March 1 at the Firehouse Arts Center to raise... Last comment on Feb 19, 2019 at 9:25 am | 1 comment

Tim Talk: Being prepared saves a life at Pleasanton Middle School
Team members at Pleasanton Middle School were reminded of the importance of being trained and prepared for life-or-death... Last comment on Feb 18, 2019 at 9:29 am | 2 comments

PUSD transcripts: Investigator finds two impermissible alterations, no systemic problem
PUSD had two incidents of administrators improperly removing a course from a high school student transcript -- one inadvertent,... Last comment on Feb 18, 2019 at 7:57 am | 31 comments

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Mark and Ann Fischer, Stu and Cheryl Craig, Cindy and Jerry Sobrero, Cyril Bonanno, Tina Nomura, Julie Mannes, Steve Fineran in Spain during a Pleasanton Chamber of Commerce trip to Costa del Sol Spain. Fun! Submitted by Cindy Sobrero on Nov 21, 2017

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Amador Valley High principal takes leave of absence
First-year Amador Valley High School principal Alberto Solorzano was granted a leave of absence for personal reasons on Wednesday, according to Pleasanton Unified School District officials. Wednesday, 11:47 AM | 3 comments

PUSD receives high marks in Measure I1 audit
The Pleasanton Unified School District received a clean bill of health for managing Measure I1 bond spending so far on various upgrades at its 15 campuses, a recent audit reports. Tuesday, 4:58 PM

2018 Alameda County Fair takes home industry awards
Last year's Alameda County Fair recently earned more than 40 regional and international awards for innovation and excellence in competitions, agriculture and marketing during the annual summer showcase at the Pleasanton fairgrounds. Tuesday, 5:23 PM

Pleasanton Preps: Underdog Dons off to strong start in NCS girls basketball tourney
The Amador Valley varsity girls basketball team, the No. 12 seed in the North Coast Section Division I playoffs, pulled a pair of upsets last week to advance to the semifinals of the tournament. Tuesday, 11:43 AM

'Fragments, Edges & Ambiguities' at Firehouse
The next major art installation at the Harrington Gallery in the Firehouse Arts Center, titled "Fragments, Edges & Ambiguities," will roam the boundaries between realistic and abstract with the works of five Bay Area artists. Tuesday, 11:43 AM

History comes alive at Fairlands 'African-American Living Museum'
The “African American Living Museum" at Fairlands Elementary last week highlighted some of the United States' most important African-American figures in U.S. history, including Martin Luther King Jr. and Harriet Tubman. Monday, 12:44 PM

Frolicking fundraiser for Pleasanton Cultural Arts Council
The Pleasanton Cultural Arts Council is presenting Royal Jelly Jive at 8 p.m. March 1 at the Firehouse Arts Center to raise money for art in the schools, a departure from classical music fundraising concerts in the past. Monday, 12:27 PM | 1 comments

TV30 again offering summer camp
Students can get the edge in video production at this year's TV30 Summer Camp, being held for the 11th year. Tuesday, 10:40 PM

Guest Opinion: Reflections on our Tri-Valley mayors' trip to Washington
In my role as Pleasanton's mayor, I recently traveled with the other Tri-Valley mayors for our annual trip to Washington, D.C. for the U.S. Conference of Mayors. I'm pleased to report that despite the government shutdown, we had a successful trip advocating for our region. Sunday, 8:40 PM | 1 comments

Del Valle Regional Park closed amid flooding concerns
Park officials have closed Del Valle Regional Park in southeastern Livermore for at least the next two weeks amid flooding concerns as rain continues to fall throughout the region. Sunday, 8:40 PM | 1 comments

Tim Talk: Being prepared saves a life at Pleasanton Middle School
Team members at Pleasanton Middle School were reminded of the importance of being trained and prepared for life-or-death situations. That training helped assistant principal Mike O'Brien come to the aid of a choking student. Thursday, 11:59 AM | 2 comments

Lovin' guitars: Iconic instrument is a joy to hear, play and behold
Pick up a guitar. With your left fingers hold down a string or two. Strum with your right hand. Sound! Music? Magic. John Kibildis, owner of JAMS Music in Dublin, said his favorite instrument has always been the guitar. Thursday, 12:54 PM

Pleasanton chamber announces Community Service Award winners
The Pleasanton Chamber of Commerce has announced the recipients of its 2019 Community Service Awards ahead of the award ceremony taking place next month at the Firehouse Arts Center. Thursday, 12:55 PM