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Dumont Creamery & Café comes to downtown Livermore (opens the original)
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Nationwide franchiser Dumont Creamery & Café opened its first East Bay location this month in downtown Livermore. As a multi-specialty cafe, it sells ice creams of internationally-inspired flavors, coffees, boba, slushies and milkshakes. The business has roots in Dumont, a leading ice cream maker in India, according to the cafe website. A grand opening for the business was held Sept. 18, following a ribbon cutting ceremony the previous day. The Livermore business joins Bay Area franchise locatio
Years of lawsuits couldn’t stop Eden Housing, but opposition is back (opens the original)
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An affordable housing development in downtown Livermore recently closed a $94.3 million funding gap to begin construction, but the long-debated and litigated project has once again seen an oppositional group rear its head with an alternative vision. The 130-unit Downtown Livermore Apartments – known commonly in the community as the Eden Housing project after its nonprofit housing developer – was initially greenlit by the Livermore City Council in 2021 for construction at the southeast corner of
Livermore sees staffing transitions as city budgeting prep ramps up (opens the original)
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The city of Livermore recently welcomed Dustin Claussen as its new administrative services director and rehired his predecessor for a short-term role to help the city develop its upcoming budget during a period of staffing transitions. Claussen assumed the post Aug. 31, taking over for Tina Olson, who retired in May. Claussen most recently worked as the deputy city manager of San Leandro. Marking another shift in Livermore city staffing, it hired Susan Nunes as its finance manager following a se
Livermore Valley Opera presenting Puccini's ‘Suor Angelica’ (opens the original)
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Love and tragedy cross paths for Suor Angelica at a convent where she was sent to atone for her sins. Her story is told in the namesake opera by Giacomo Puccini, which Livermore Valley Opera is set to present during the next two weekends to kick off its 35th season. Unique to this female-only production is an often omitted aria. Soprano Ann Toomey, cast as title role Suor Angelica, restored the piece with late artistic director Erie Mills, who laid out LVO’s season prior to her death this past s
Watershed-inspired mosaics installed at Livermore park (opens the original)
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A new public art installation hit the ground this summer — literally — at Sycamore Grove Park in Livermore. Featuring seven mosaic stepping stones, the project depicts the movement of water on its way from rainfall to the San Francisco Bay. The imagery is intended to inspire public interest in protecting the local watershed, according to a statement from the Livermore Area Recreation and Park District announcing the installation at its park. Local artists Thomasin Dewhurst and Anne Giancola led
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