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Small businesses establish beverage club in Livermore
A new beverage membership program launched this month with a focus on supporting local businesses downtown Livermore – and future expansion to the greater Tri-Valley could follow, starting in Pleasanton.
Livermore council nixes elections for unchallenged incumbents after fiery debate
The Livermore City Council last week agreed to cancel two uncontested elections following a clash with a local community leader regarding voter participation.
High-end clothing boutiques shutter in City Center Bishop Ranch
A page in Bishop Ranch history turned this summer when two high-end boutiques that have been at City Center since its inception shut their doors, marking the end of a fashion era that was bolstered by a major name in the modeling world.
Pleasanton Preps: Humbled by my Amador Hall of Fame selection
“There aren’t a lot of times when something can render me speechless. But when I got the notice that I was part of the group being inducted into the Amador Hall of Fame, speechless is exactly what I was … This honor means the world to me.”
Meta to pay $17 billion — and limit ‘likes’ for teens — in social media settlement with states
Meta agreed to pay up to $17 billion and to make changes to its platforms to end a major case on children and social media addiction.
Bordes back at Firehouse: Pleasanton native’s Louis Armstrong tribute helps kick off fall season at hometown theater
“A Tribute to Louis Armstrong” gives Pleasanton native Jeff Bordes, whose band is performing the concert in his hometown venue, the chance to celebrate the late bandleader who continues to inspire his approach to music and live entertainment.
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Amador Valley boys’ basketball hit with penalties, put on probation over player ineligibilitySeptember 5, 2026 10:38 am
