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More than a meal delivery: Spectrum Community Services offers security, comfort to seniors
Every weekday, volunteers deliver about 250 fresh, free meals to housebound seniors across the Tri-Valley through a program called Meals on Wheels.
City of Livermore recognized for being a bike-friendly community
Livermore has been awarded bronze level status as a bicycle friendly community by the League of American Bicyclists. The recognition highlights the city’s commitment to making biking safer, more accessible and a key part of daily life, officials said in an announcement last week.
Dublin High brawl sends two students to hospital, locks down campus
Dublin High School was locked down Thursday after a fight involving three students sent two of them to hospitals and attracted a crowd of 50 to 100 students.
News Digest: ‘925 Gives’ campaign | Ava Community Energy expansion | ‘Nature’s Best Hope’
The Tri-Valley Native Plant Resource Team is holding a screening of ecologist Doug Tallamy’s presentation, “Nature’s Best Hope”, followed by a discussion led by the Bringing Back the Natives Tour founder Monday. Read that and more in News Digest…
What a Week – Foothill’s finest: Remembering three former Falcons we lost last month
“Those personal links — even among strangers — can be why obituaries hit our hearts the most. To read them all is to become better connected with Pleasanton and the entire Tri-Valley.”
The Grille at Blackhawk closure leaves visible vacancy in plaza
The Grille at Blackhawk, perhaps the most prominent restaurant space in the Blackhawk Plaza, abruptly closed its doors for good in recent weeks.
Tim Talk: Newsom adds another twist to high-speed rail project
California Republican leaders have been heartened by Donald Trump’s election and have sent him a letter urging him to spike any federal money for the absurdly over-budget and behind-schedule California high speed rail.
Hot Picks
Taste Tri-Valley: Get ready for 10 days of flavor-packed dining deals, exclusive menus and can’t-miss foodie events. Explore the Tri-Valley’s vibrant culinary scene during Taste Tri-Valley Restaurant Week, from award-winning wineries to beloved local restaurants, all while supporting a great cause. Feb. 21- March 2. Visitvisittrivalley.com/
International Guitar Night 25th Anniversary: For the 25th anniversary tour, Brian Gore has assembled a lineup of exciting new guitarists making their US debuts to join one of International Guitar Night’s all-time favorites. 8 p.m., Feb. 21. Tickets $25-$70. Visit livermorearts.org/
Creatures of Impulse – Face-Off: Watch as local Bay Area improv teams compete against Creatures of Impulse in this pro wrestling themed run of shows with an interactive format that gives the audience a chance to win prizes. 7 p.m., Feb. 21-22; 2 p.m., Feb. 22. Tickets $8-$13. Visit firehousearts.org/
Beer, Brats & Bingo: Join this Pleasanton Military Families event, Beer, Brats & Bingo, hosted by American Legion. $15 per bingo card, 50/50 raffle and silent auction. 5:30 Feb. 22. Veterans Memorial Bldg. Visit pleasantonmilitaryfamilies.org/
Science on Saturday: Science on Saturday is a series of science lectures for middle and high school students where each topic highlights cutting-edge research at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. 10 a.m., Feb. 22. Las Positas College. For more information visit st.llnl.gov/sci-ed/science-on-saturday
Ranger Program: Megafauna in California: Join LARPD and learn about the megafauna, the large animals from the Pleistocene Era and see how the animals from the past relate to the animals here today. 11 a.m.-12 p.m., Feb. 22. Visit larpd.org/
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