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Halloween-themed events, Night Market coming to Alameda County Fairgrounds this month (opens the original)
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Summer is officially over and the spooky season is now in full swing as two Halloween-themed events take over the Alameda County Fairgrounds for a month-long run, beginning this weekend. One of the events is Pumpkins After Dark, a unique Halloween experience that will transform a portion of the Pleasanton fairgrounds into a glowing spectacle featuring “thousands of hand-carved pumpkins, larger-than-life displays, live pumpkin carving and plenty of photo opportunities.” “We’re incredibly excited
Four newcomers vie for two seats on Sunol Glen school board (opens the original)
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The four candidates competing for two open seats on the Sunol Glen Unified School District Governing Board are all newcomers who cite fiscal responsibility and maintaining student programs among their top priorities for office. The Nov. 3 election is poised to shift the makeup of the three-person board, which oversees the small-town district serving about 240 students in transitional kindergarten through eighth grade on a single campus on Main Street in Sunol. Gagan Bassi, Jennifer Kavouniaris,
PUSD Area 5 trustee candidates debate top priorities, goals at Weekly forum (opens the original)
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Pleasanton Unified School District Trustee Area 5 candidates Thomas Choi and Karen Fletcher discussed a range of issues relevant to the school board seat – as well as why they are the right person to address those topics – during a public forum last week moderated by the Pleasanton Weekly. Brett Martinez, the third candidate on the ballot seeking to succeed Trustee Justin Brown in Area 5, declined to participate in the forum. Choi is a parent of two current PUSD students, a licensed attorney and
Pleasanton to host community meeting on ground squirrel mitigation (opens the original)
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The city of Pleasanton will be hosting an informational community meeting this Thursday at the Pleasanton Public Library to provide residents with practical ways for addressing a ground squirrel problem that many community members have been raising concerns about for months. Some of the more recent concerns came up during the Pleasanton City Council’s meeting July 27, with a handful of residents who live near the Bernal Community Park in south Pleasanton going over the many different ways the ra
Pleasanton school board names Diolazo as next permanent superintendent (opens the original)
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The Pleasanton Unified School District Board of Trustees unanimously appointed deputy superintendent Ed Diolazo on Thursday night to serve as the district’s next superintendent. Diolazo, a longtime PUSD administrator who has spent the last decade working primarily in the district’s student services department, will begin his new role starting Jan. 1. “Thank you to the board for the trust and confidence you have placed in me,” Diolazo said during the meeting. “I’m deeply honored and humbled by th
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