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Pleasanton Teachers Named Alameda County 2025 Teachers Of The Year
All nominees will have the chance to be named California Teacher of the Year.
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Valley Humane Hosting Ribbon Cutting For Refurbished Adoption Center
The refurbishment includes an updated look to the 2011 building, including new paint and signage.
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The Story Behind America’s 2 Farfrompoopen Roads And Other Weird News
This happened when Florida man’s wife began singing ‘Click Click Boom’ as he showered; Chicago classic “baptized in gravy” in nod to pope.
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Accident On Santa Rita Road Causes Bad Congestion: PPD
Police say congestion could last for hours Wednesday afternoon.
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Lafayette’s Park Theater Renewal Thrives
Renewal of this iconic structure transcends city limits.
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Scott Adams, Pleasanton Resident, Has 'Intolerable' Cancer: Reports
The "Dilbert" creator said that he has the same form of cancer as Joe Biden, and only has months to live.
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Pleasanton Council To Review Proposed Budget
The council will review proposed budgets for two years and a five-year Capital Improvement Plan aimed at closing a $12 million deficit.
Michael Wittner, Patch Staff
