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Drafted amendments propose clarifying policy, increasing requirements Uploaded: Tue, Jul 27, 2021, 5:19 pm 3 Time to read: about 2 minutes The Pleasanton Planning Commission is set to consider proposed modifications to the Downtown Specific Plan on Wednesday, including requiring more "active" businesses in ground-floor units on Main Street. The recommendations from city staff, which follow a City Council discussion last month on commercial activity downtown, include more than doubling the amou...

David E. Bank, director and founder of The Center for Dermatology, Cosmetic & Laser Surgery. “Acne mechanica is any type of acne that is the result of material or objects touching your face. When your pillowcase isn’t laundered or changed regularly, a build-up of dirt and oil from the environment as well as your skin and hair touching the pillow is transferred back to your skin. This can clog pores and cause blemishes.” It probably doesn’t matter what material your pillowcase is made o...

With businesses reopening more fully in the Tri-Valley, the Pleasanton City Council re-examined an existing policy in the Downtown Specific Plan (DSP) that aims to spark more restaurant or retail activity in the downtown core.

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$2M buyout for former Lancaster superintendent voided, judge rules Former schools leader Elijah Granger continues battle over buyout in administrative proceedings A $2 million superintendent buyout agreement is null and void in Lancaster ISD, a Dallas County judge ruled Wednesday morning.(Lawrence Jenkins / Special Contributor) 4:53: This story has been updated with a comment from former Superintendent Elijah Granger. A multimillion-dollar buyout for Lancaster’s former school superintendent i...

Anne Fox, Pleasanton This week, my Pleasanton neighborhood is mourning the senseless death of our one of our neighbors, Mark Fiala, a respected realtor well-known in town, who was tragically struck down this week in the crosswalk on Stoneridge Drive at Newton Way in Pleasanton. This happened a few months after the city manager Nelson Fialho chose to place an agenda item to raise the speed limit between Kamp Drive to Trevor Parkway from 35 mph to 40 mph on a consent calendar item, not a public h...

/PRNewswire/ -- PMCF (P&M Corporate Finance) is pleased to announce it has hired Ellen Clark as a Managing Director and co-lead of the firms growing...

Obituary: Hope Robinson Schwarz Cox OCEAN PARK - Hope Robinson Schwarz Cox died peacefully in her home in Ocean Park with family at her side, on ... Share Hope Robinson Schwarz Cox OCEAN PARK – Hope Robinson Schwarz Cox died peacefully in her home in Ocean Park with family at her side, on Monday, May 3, 2021 at the age of 90 years. Born Jan. 25, 1931, the daughter of Prof. Edward Robinson Schwarz and Dorothy Alice (Bourque) Schwarz, she grew up with her brother, Edward Hudson Schwarz and sis...

Grand Promenade walkabout Monday The Imagine Carlsbad team will host a Carlsbad Village walkabout with a Q&A starting at 6 p.m. Monday focusing on the Grand Promenade and Grand Street Tunnel. Meet Gary Nessim and Bob Wilkinson on the corner of State and Grand to review plans for a village gathering space called the Grand Promenade and proposed Grand Avenue tunnel under the Interstate 5 freeway to Pio Pico. For questions, email garynessim@att.net. College Republicans subject of meeting Advertise...

Residents of rural areas concerned for COVID-19 vaccine availability (Source: kauz) By Jeff Ferrell | January 5, 2021 at 5:49 PM CST - Updated January 5 at 6:42 PM RED RIVER PARISH, La. (KSLA) - Getting good health care out in rural areas of this country can be enough of a challenge already. Then add a 10-month long pandemic to the mix, and the situation can sometimes turn from bad to worse. And to fight off the COVID-19 spread at least 107 pharmacies in 51 parishes in Louisiana are rece...