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| Updated: May 24, 2012 1:19:39 PM PDT | | John Gibson claims he started his business because he hated commuting.The fact is the high-concept whodunit honcho has probably racked up more miles than any commuter except, perhaps, an international airline pilot, with his far-flung theatrical empire.
Pleasanton and Livermore plan free events for kids
Eden Medical CenterJamika Phillips, Dublin, Feb. 15, girlvalleycareKimberly Ann and Anthony Bunnell, Dublin, March 14, girlMona Bhatnagen and Carlos Tovar, Livermore.
accomplishmentsThe Contra Costa County Office of Education will honor high school seniors, representing 24 schools in Contra Costa and Alameda counties, with the Students of Excellence Awards in their Regional Occupational Program classes.
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.
A sales pitch and an open letter to LucasMr. Lucas, (can I call you George?)I know that you are being pursued by every town in Northern California. As a lifelong resident of Pleasanton, I know that you could not do better in the Bay Area.
The following excerpts were taken from area police logs:DUBLINThursday, May 10No activity was reported.FRIDAY, MAY 11 ROBBERY -- 12:02 a.m. A robbery was reported, 4700 block of Hacienda Drive.
accomplishmentsThe Contra Costa County Office of Education will honor high school seniors, representing 24 schools in Contra Costa and Alameda counties, with the Students of Excellence Awards in their Regional Occupational Program classes.
Valley Humane SocietyMischiefEver seen a Persian cat more beautiful than I? I bet not. My name is Mischief and I am a year-old, full-bred Persian. Recently, my owner had cataract surgery and my fur was getting into her eyes, so she could no longer keep me and keep herself healthy.
Bike race fans turned out by the tens of thousands to see the world-class riders blur by
Las Positas College students pay $30 a semester to check out up to two books
Good stuffOldies but goodies Pleasanton Antiques & Collectibles Faire -- 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Wander the closed-off Main Street and shop for vintage and retro items, antiques, furniture, clothing, jewelry and more.
Historic planes, flag raisings, speeches and community events are planned for this upcoming weekend
JOSE CARLOS FAJARDO/StaffGranada's Silverthorn shines Granada High's Nick Silverthorn had a memorable weekend at the North Coast Section Swimming Championships May 18-19 at Concord Community Pool.
EBAL swimmers rule at North Coast East Bay Athletic League swimmers put on a show at the North Coast Section championships on May 18-19 in Concord. The San Ramon Valley High girls squad repeated as team champions.
Livermore American Little LeagueMajors DivisionGiants 12, Red Sox 6: For the Red Sox, Kyle Betz hit an RBI single, while Mason Arnold and Kevin Lee contributed base hits.
Earl Anthony's Dublin Bowl May 18Bowlers of the week: In the first week of Summer Leagues: Adam Morris of the Reno Trip league bowled 12 strikes in a row for a perfect "300" game and a 718 set.
Del Amigo All Stars -- DeAmigo Swim Team swim lessons for children with special needs, 6:15-7:15 p.m. May 24 and time trials 8 a.m., June 2. For boys and girls ages 4-18.
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.
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.
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.
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.
When Reyhaneh Rajabzadeh was a little girl, her family moved from Iran to California. Now 22, Rajabzadeh, who graduated from Amador High School and attended Las Positas College, will be honored as she graduates from San Francisco State University on Saturday.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Five candidates -- including four already in local elected offices, and running the gamut from liberal Democrat to nonpartisan independent to conservative Republican -- are running for an East Bay Assembly seat left open by term limits and redistricting.
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