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03/30/09
Out of work? Join the club. That is, Danville's Job Connections, which helps everyone, from store clerks to corporate executives, strategize job searches, network, and stay positive.
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03/29/09
Lynn checks out our local library scene and finds it hopping.
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03/28/09
Tears, farewell to four fallen Oakland police officers; a Livermore woman charged in death of 23-month-old girl; federal court to decide on Wal-Mart gender discrimination lawsuit.
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03/25/09
Orinda-based academic coach offers some pragmatic advice for keeping students focused as the school year winds down.
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03/24/09
As planning gets underway for a large public funeral Friday, trust funds have been set up to benefit children of three of the four officers who died in Saturday's gun battles.
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03/23/09
An unsolicited book about a capella competitions becomes a pleasant surprise.
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03/23/09
Grief, horror spread throughout East Bay communities following two gun battles between police and a parolee that killed four Oakland police officers.
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03/21/09
The political scramble begins to replace Ellen Tauscher, East Bay foodies get their White House garden, good sportsmanship from Monte Vista High, and Tri-Valley guys' horror website wins top awards.
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03/18/09
With 26,000 public school teachers receiving lay-off notices last week, what affect does that have on their morale—and on our kids' education?
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03/18/09
Alamo's Ellen Tauscher (and a 2007 Diablo Woman to Watch) is President Obama's pick for a State Department post overseeing arms control and international security.
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03/15/09
Lynn endorses a Pleasant Hill mom’s effort to save our daily dose of printed news.
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03/14/09
Molestation charges reinstated against popular Lafayette vocal coach, feds implicate Pleasanton man in $40 million Ponzi scheme, Sully to earn big bucks for story, and the A's ballpark search continues.
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03/12/09
Beloved ballet school in Moraga to shut down on March 21.
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03/07/09
Man, 73, stabbed to death in Clayton post office, Oakland Raiders struggle with teammate's disappearance in boating tragedy, East Bay unemployment hits nearly 20-year high, Alamo says "no" to cityhood, Orinda says "yes" to school parcel tax increase, and rats confirmed at Walnut Creek's Century 14 movie theater.
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03/01/09
Rakestraw Books to moving to bigger space in Danville on April 1.
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