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- Aug 18, 2026
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Pleasanton Art League set for inaugural scholarship fundraiser concert (opens the original)
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The Pleasanton Art League is presenting its first-ever scholarship fundraiser, inviting the community to an evening of live entertainment featuring the Bay Area’s own Aja Vu / Stealin’ Chicago next month at the Firehouse Arts Center. The concert will celebrate the cover band’s renditions of timeless tunes by Steely Dan and Chicago while raising funds to support the next generation of local artists. PAL is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the visual arts through education, exhibiti
Tri-Valley REACH breaks ground on new ADU in Pleasanton (opens the original)
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Tri-Valley REACH commemorated the start of construction on its second accessory dwelling unit in Pleasanton with a groundbreaking ceremony earlier this summer. The new ADU will be located on a REACH-managed property on Tanager Drive. Tri-Valley REACH is a nonprofit offering affordable housing to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. ADUs, being self-contained homes within an existing residential property, can provide people with I/DD a way to live more independently. Represent
Livermore Lab leading 10 projects under AI-focused Genesis Mission (opens the original)
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Scientists and engineers from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory were chosen to lead 10 projects under the U.S. Department of Energy’s first phase of the Genesis Mission, an initiative utilizing artificial intelligence to advance scientific discovery. At the Genesis Mission summit in Washington, D.C, DOE awarded 278 projects across nearly 350 institutions, including DOE laboratories, universities, private organizations, and nonprofits. LLNL researchers will contribute to 19 additional projec
Guest Opinion: What's really behind teen news apathy (opens the original)
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Just 30 years ago, the majority of households in the U.S. paid for newspapers, and roughly a third of teens were reading them daily. Now, the majority of us get our news from social media platforms, and only about 12% of teens follow the news regularly. It might seem like an unimportant difference. I suppose it makes sense that in the digital age we’ve moved away from print news forms and to digital platforms. With this shift we’ve moved to short-form content – even the biggest newsrooms now cre
Livermore author goes to 'Otter Space' for book series debut (opens the original)
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Pip, pip, hooray! Livermore author Jen de Oliveira recently released “Pip & Pals: Otter Space” – the first installment of her new, kid-friendly graphic novel series. “Perfect for reluctant readers”, according to a press release from de Oliveira’s publisher, “Pip & Pals” features cartoon friends, kid humor and vibrant illustrations, plus positive messages about friendship and identity. “Because it’s a comic, the visuals help tell a lot of the story,” de Oliveira said. “I think this makes the book
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