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Updated: May 18, 2012 5:04:18 PM PDT
Between the Vines is a biweekly column on wine and wine making in the Livermore Valley region. This column was contributed by William Westover Smyth, owner and winemaker at Westover Winery and Vineyards.  
 
Man, 32, was arrested on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter and hit-and-run in vehicle accident that killed a bicyclist late Tuesday night.  
 
DUBLIN -- Authorities have released the identity of the bicyclist who died in a hit-and-run accident late Tuesday night.Bo Hu, 57, of China, died after the crash on Dougherty Road near Fall Creek Road about 11:30 p.  
 
Vote yes June 5 on Measure EWe have excellent local schools in Dublin, with students earning outstanding scores on statewide exams and going on to top colleges.  
 
We're No. 12 -- not. Dublin Town has been buzzing since U.S. News and World Report, normally an extremely reliable and respected source, published its rankings of top high schools in the United States.  
 
The following excerpts were taken from area police logs:DUBLINTHURSDAY, MAY 3 DUI -- 1:42 a.m. An arrest was made for driving under the influence of alcohol, Brannigan Street and Dublin Boulevard.  
 
Valley Humane SocietyAmy is a gentle 1-year-old terrier blend that enjoys in the simple pleasures of life. After roaming the streets and getting picked up by local animal control, she is a bit unsure of herself, but her confidence grows more every day.  
 
With the end of the school year upon us, it's time again to honor our wonderful teachers. I've collected some memories from the students in my Diablo Valley College child development class to share with you.  
 
Leigh PikeBrett Stevens, of Danville, a member of Troop 815 in Danville, has achieved the rank of Eagle Scout.accomplishmentsBrett Stevens, of Troop 815 in Danville, received his Eagle Scout award at his Court of Honor held on April 1.  
 
We have changed how we collect calendar information. Readers must now submit items through our website -- go to www.contracostatimes.com, scroll down the right-hand side of the home page to "Things to Do," click on "submit event" and fill out the form.  
 
The fatal crash occurred on Dougherty Road near Fall Creek Road about 11:30 p.m., when a motorist driving a Mercedes-Benz hit the man and then drove away, police said.  
 
Donations helped save leg of little schnauzer mix  
 
Good stuffChess tournament -- The Thomas Hart Chess Club holds its second annual chess tournament Sunday. The event is open to any student in grades one through 12 on a first-come, first-served basis.  
 
AV boys, SRV girls rule the track Amador Valley's boys squad won the team title at the EBAL track and field championships on May 12 at San Ramon Valley, finishing with 117 points to edge out De La Salle (113).  
 
EBAL lacrosse is tops East Bay Athletic League teams have landed the top four seeds in the boys and girls North Coast Section Division I playoffs that began this week.  
 
Earl Anthony's Dublin Bowl May 14Bowlers of the week: This week's top bowler Mike Bricker of the Dublin Majors. Mike shot a 278 game on the way to a 746 set.  
 
Peet's. The one on Tassajara in Dublin. The final frontier on my enterprising search, my 90-minute mission last week to explore strange new strip malls in the Tri-Valley area, to seek out new civilizations and maybe get a mocha freddo -- light, no whip -- and to boldly look for movie stars where  
 
Opponents say measure doesn't address district needs  
 
A reporting glitch put Dublin High School in the No. 12 spot in the nation, and No. 4 in California, in the U.S. News and World Report's latest high school rankings.  
 
I recently asked some kids who visited my child development class what they want to be when they grow up. The answers were standard -- the younger girls wanted to be princesses and the younger boys wanted to be super heroes.  
 
A reunion of Valley Parent Preschool students, teachers and families on May 19.  
 
Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve's unique underground Greathouse Visitor Center reopened to the public the first weekend in March, after five years' closure for repairs and additions.  
 
Even those of us who weren't around during World War II have an inkling it was an extremely special time. We were strong then, and standing at the doorway of a remarkable destiny.  
 
The following excerpts were taken from area police logs:DUBLINTHURSDAY, APRIL 26 DUI -- 12:39 a.m. An arrest was made for driving under the influence of alcohol, Finnian Way and Keegan Street.  
 
We have changed how we collect calendar information. Readers must now submit items through our website -- go to www.contracostatimes.com, scroll down the right-hand side of the home page to "Things to Do," click on "submit event" and fill out the form.  
 
Good stuffMom Day fun May Faire for Mother's Day -- 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. Celebrate Mother's Day with French music and food, and browsing antiques and handmade goods.  
 
Community Patriot Awards well deservedThank you for your excellent coverage of the two recipients of the 2012 Ed Kinney Community Patriot Awards. Each year the nominating committee reviews the nominations submitted by committee members for people who have made a positive difference in the  
 
Valley Humane SocietyJetta Jetta is a 4-month-old female Siamese-mix kitten with lots of love to give. The rest of her littermates have been adopted and she is anxiously awaiting a new home.  
 
accomplishmentsThis year the Livermore Valley school district's Science Odyssey Exposition and Competition brought together 493 students working in teams to create 329 projects in life, physical, earth and engineering sciences.  
 
 
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