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AI pushes Tri-Valley schools to rethink academic honesty (opens the original)
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A student who asks artificial intelligence to explain a calculus problem may be using it as a study tool. A student who copies and pastes an AI-written essay is most likely cheating. But between these two examples exists a gray area that schools are now trying to define. As artificial intelligence tools have become more commonplace both at home and in the classroom, school districts across California are creating new guidelines around when AI can support learning and when it can undermine academ
Livermore Valley Rotary Club barbecue to bring food, culture and service to Carnegie Park (opens the original)
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A community barbecue held in Livermore will bring food, family activities and cultural performances together while raising money for local service programs next month. The Livermore Valley Rotary Club will host its second annual Community BBQ & Fundraiser from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 12 at Carnegie Park, 2155 Third St. The event is free and open to the public, with food and beverages available for purchase. The event serves as a fundraiser designed to bring Tri-Valley residents together while su
Tri-Valley quilters part of National Quilt Project (opens the original)
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Nearly 50 handcrafted quilt panels created by members of Amador Valley Quilters were displayed on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., as part of the National Quilt Project’s launch July 25. The Pleasanton-based guild’s 46 panels were among the more than 120 quilts displayed on the front lawn of the Washington Monument during the one-day exhibition. The National Quilt Project, founded by textile artist Mary Milne, is a nonpartisan grassroots initiative that uses fabric art to express shared id
Dublin beer bar closing after nearly 12 years (opens the original)
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Three Sheets Craft Beer Bar in Dublin is preparing to close its doors after almost 12 years of operation. The beer bar announced on Facebook that it has decided not to renew its lease on Village Parkway and that its final day for serving customers will be this Sunday (Aug. 16). “Nearly 12 years ago, we unlocked the doors to Three Sheets with one simple goal: create a place where great beer brings great people together,” bar management said in the social media post. Three Sheets reps described th
Tri-Valley mayors discuss jobs, housing and emergency preparedness at summit (opens the original)
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As Tri-Valley communities continue to grow, their mayors are facing many of the same questions: how to attract jobs, build housing, improve infrastructure and prepare for emergencies. These shared priorities guided the conversation at the Tri-Valley Mayors’ Summit, held as part of the 2026 Wine Country Luncheon Series at Garré Vineyard and Winery in Livermore. The panel July 30 included mayors John Marchand of Livermore, Jack Balch of Pleasanton, Sherry Hu of Dublin, Mark Armstrong of San Ramon
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