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Jeanita Lyman

"Jeanita Lyman is a second-generation Bay Area local who has been closely observing the changes to her home and surrounding area since childhood. Since coming aboard the Pleasanton Weekly staff in 2020, the San Ramon Valley has been her primary area of focus and coverage.

In addition to regular coverage of officials and activities in Danville and San Ramon, Jeanita has gravitated towards stories surrounding education, policing, and local history. These have included coverage of turmoil resulting in the [https://www.danvillesanramon.com/news/2022/04/06/institutional-abuse-tumultuous-15-months-public-records-reveal-new-details-of-investigation-into-ccccds-ex-chancellor chancellor's resignation] at the Contra Costa Community College District, personal accounts from the mother of [https://www.danvillesanramon.com/news/2022/03/14/demonstrators-gather-with-father-of-tyrell-wilson-on-anniversary-of-deadly-danville-police-shooting Laudemer Arboleda] and [https://www.danvillesanramon.com/news/2022/03/14/demonstrators-gather-with-father-of-tyrell-wilson-on-anniversary-of-deadly-danville-police-shooting father of Tyrell Wilson], both victims of fatal police shootings by the same former Danville officer, and a historically accurate account of [https://www.danvillesanramon.com/news/2022/03/10/st-patricks-day-celebration-in-dublin-this-weekend Dublin's Irish roots].

Prior to joining Embarcadero Media, Jeanita covered the Peninsula for the San Mateo Daily Journal, while studying journalism at Skyline College in San Bruno and Mills College in Oakland.
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Recent Work by Jeanita

Weeks of laughs ahead at Bankhead Theater

Weeks of laughs ahead at Bankhead Theater

SF Comedy Competition, Amy Sedaris, Funny Women of a Certain Age coming to Livermore
Up-and-coming local leaders recognized at State of the Tri-Valley

Up-and-coming local leaders recognized at State of the Tri-Valley

Public officials, community organizers and Livermore Vine's own among top '20 Under 40ish'
City Village units hit the market in San Ramon's Bishop Ranch

City Village units hit the market in San Ramon's Bishop Ranch

First of three different housing types for sale now, set for move-in by early 2024
Tri-Valley remembers 9/11

Tri-Valley remembers 9/11

Officials reflect back on terrorist attacks 22 years later
Five for Fighting in concert in Livermore

Five for Fighting in concert in Livermore

Artist behind emotional 2001 hit performing with string quartet at Bankhead
'Destination weddings' available on Mount Diablo

'Destination weddings' available on Mount Diablo

Second round of ceremonies scheduled following popular option earlier this year
Chow Food Bar exiting City Center Bishop Ranch

Chow Food Bar exiting City Center Bishop Ranch

Closure comes just over a year after once-bankrupt brand resurfaced in San Ramon
Tri-Valley teens win five-figure scholarships

Tri-Valley teens win five-figure scholarships

Davidson Fellow honor recognizes literary and scientific research
Glazer won't run for reelection to State Senate, doesn't want to test term limit gray area

Glazer won't run for reelection to State Senate, doesn't want to test term limit gray area

Race now wide open in 2024 with incumbent out
Tri-Valley couple reflect on being in Maui during devastating wildfires

Tri-Valley couple reflect on being in Maui during devastating wildfires

Their condo complex now sheltering employees who lost homes last week
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