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PCO is performing an autumn concert of music by four renowned classical composers, accompanied by a celebrated Bay Area violinist, this weekend in downtown Livermore. bit.ly/4q3F5wa

Pleasanton Preps: The Dons have been busy the last couple weeks, traveling south for the 2025 Arroyo Grande Fall Classic, as well as playing non-league and EBAL games. bit.ly/4q5v1CS

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A Dublin mother diagnosed with breast cancer earlier this year has turned to the public for help since being denied insurance coverage for her selected treatment. bit.ly/3KW84Sz

A marketing professional turned comedian is making his way to the Firehouse Arts Center this Friday to perform his stand-up show, “Empty Nest and All the Rest”. bit.ly/47txzTX

The Alameda County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved $3.57 million in emergency funding to bolster services for immigrants and refugees as federal immigration enforcement increases across the country. bit.ly/48Gdg77

News Digest: Active aging award for Stoneridge Creek | Pleasanton resident assumes regional Rotary role | City calls for ofrenda displays. bit.ly/499lhBw

Stage set for key East Pleasanton redevelopment meetings this month. County Planning Commission to vote on moving Arroyo Lago development forward while city discusses future plans for area. bit.ly/4orsNfE

Guest Opinion: Opponents of the downtown Eden Housing development have focused on one single-minded goal: Exploit whatever means are available, including filing a succession of bogus lawsuits, to delay the project. bit.ly/3IQwOLz

Livermore is set to be at the center of local celebrations of "Rocky Horror" in both its stage and screen versions, with this month marking the movie's 50th anniversary on the heels of the original stage production's 52nd anniversary in the summer. bit.ly/42I9p5B

Letters: Kudos to city engineering team | Strengthen support for seniors | Show up for democracy | Sharing 'Indian American Stories'. bit.ly/4qlX810

What a Week: "Sunflower Hill is making remarkable headway in its mission to provide residential, vocational and experiential opportunities for people with I/DD in the Tri-Valley and beyond ... The hard work continues despite some headwinds." bit.ly/4383ffp

Tim Talk: "At an event last weekend, I caught rumblings of just how tough the enrollment situation is getting in Pleasanton." bit.ly/47v8bgH

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill Monday that aims to increase the use of recycled water throughout the state. bit.ly/495TQsf

Jurors found Nicholas Moseby guilty of two felony counts – a lewd act upon a child and sending or showing harmful material to a minor – two misdemeanor counts of child molestation, and one misdemeanor count of sexual battery. pleasantonweekly.com/courts/2025/10…

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Students in Alameda County outperformed their peers statewide in last year's assessment tests for English, math, and science, according to county education officials. bit.ly/46WUAyB

Altamont Beer Works, the first Livermore brewery since Prohibition, serves up beer for any palate and low-alcohol hard seltzers crafted by creative owner Steve Sartori. bit.ly/4hg0QVz

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