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What a Week – A poetic ‘response’: Livermore writer releases debut chapbook
“Chapbook was a term I hadn’t seen before – and perhaps why Livermore author Patricia J. Boyle’s press release caught my eye.”
Tri-Valley Foodist: Clementine’s new owner is ready to serve good food and good times
Let the good times roll at Clementine’s in San Ramon. Known for New Orleans-inspired food for over two decades, Clementine’s under new ownership also serves American comfort food at breakfast, lunch and dinner.
News Digest: Brannigan Street closure | Livermore vineyards forum | Dublin State of the City | Juanita Haugen Memorial Scholarship
A portion of Brannigan Street, near the Dublin Centre development, will be temporarily closed over the next several weeks for construction work, according to the city.
Pleasanton council shows initial support for hotel tax increase
The Pleasanton City Council unanimously gave staff the green light this week to draft the ballot language for a transient occupancy tax increase to be placed on the November ticket.
Something to see: Firehouse sets lineup of concerts, plays, exhibitions for winter and spring
Continuing to establish its identity in the fine arts landscape of the Tri-Valley, Pleasanton’s Firehouse Arts Center is presenting an eclectic mix of offerings in the first half of 2026.
Class action suit targets SF Giants for charging ‘junk fees’ in online ticketing
A consumer class action lawsuit filed in federal court last month against the San Francisco Giants baseball team seeks to recoup alleged “junk fees” that were included in the price of hundreds of thousands of tickets to Giants’ games purchased online.
Mixed emotions and opinions about protests
“Mixed emotions, mixed reactions and a fair bit of confusion flow through my heart and mind these days as I look at Minneapolis through my set of assumptions and beliefs and as I reflect on my son-in-law’s unpleasant encounter with an undercover vehicle in Dublin.”
Hot Picks
Livermore Wine & Chocolate Stroll: Join for the Wine & Chocolate Stroll in downtown Livermore and stroll through participating local businesses while sampling local wines and a variety of chocolate samples along the way. 1-4 p.m., Feb. 7. Tickets $40. Visit eventeny.com.
Wines & Valentines: The 19th annual Wines & Valentines dinner is the primary fundraiser for Pleasanton’s Museum on Main which includes a four-course meal, History Maker awards, silent auction, live auction, music, dancing and more. 5-10 p.m., Feb. 6. Tickets $175. Visit museumonmain.org.
Tribute to Johnny Cash: James Garner and his incredible band captures the live sound of Johnny Cash’s legendary music with stunning accuracy. captivating audiences across the country. 7:30 p.m., Feb. 6. Tickets $43-$48. Visit firehousearts.org.
Ruthie Foster & Blind Boys of Alabama: Grammy-nominated powerhouse Ruthie Foster brings her blend of blues, gospel, and folk to the stage featuring the legendary Blind Boys of Alabama, whose rich harmonies and timeless spirit have inspired audiences for decades. 8 p.m., Feb. 6. Tickets $65-$95. Visit livermorearts.org.
Aspen Trio at the Bankhead: One of the rare professional string trios performing and touring today, known for insightful programming and virtuoso performances offered with humor and insight. 3 p.m., Feb. 7. Visit livermorearts.org.
Author Dr. Akilah Cadet at Library: In celebration of Black History Month, author Dr. Akilah Cadet will be discuss her book White Supremacy is All Around: Notes From a Black Disabled Woman in a White World. ASL interpretation will be provided. 2-3 p.m., Feb. 7. Livermore Civic Center Library.
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