Week in Review: City Council Election; Bank Robbery; Attempted Robbery

Kathy Narum Winner in Pleasanton City Council Vote-By-Mail Election
Former Pleasanton planning commissioner Kathy Narum beat out David Miller for the seat that opened up last November, when city councilman Jerry Thorne won his election for Mayor.

Police Searching for Pleasanton Bank Robber
Donlon Elementary and Hart Middle Schools were temporarily locked down after Chase Bank on Hopyard at Stoneridge was robbed Tuesday morning. Click here for the full story.

Handguns Used in Attempted Robbery on Santa Rita Road
Police are seeking two men that pointed handguns at employees in an attempted robbery at the New York Pizza and Pasta and Taco Bell on the 4000 block of Santa Rita Road Tuesday night. See the surveillance photos here.

Pleasanton Unified Announces 'Teacher of the Year'
Christie Carnahan of Valley View Elementary School has been named Teacher of the Year. Carnahanhas been with the Pleasanton Unified School District for 17 years.

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Congratulations: Pleasanton Resident Recipient of IMA's Young Professional of the Year Award

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