Local nonprofit holds food distribution event for Veterans every Sunday
One local nonprofit holds a food distribution for Veterans in the community every Sunday at 10 a.m.
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One local nonprofit holds a food distribution for Veterans in the community every Sunday at 10 a.m.
This long Thanksgiving weekend ushers in the winter holiday season for people in the Tri-Valley. Here's our recap of special events for the holidays in Pleasanton, Livermore, Dublin, San Ramon and Danville now through New Year's Day.
Panhandle as the storm moves through. and as tempting as the water behind me may be for some, officials say the surf is dangerous and are asking people to stay out of the water. one of the biggest threats from fred the storm surge, could reach 3 to 5 feet in some areas of the panhandle and some areas are already dealing with the water coming up as early as this morning. tonight the main concern going forward: the rainfall. some areas could see 4 to 8 inches of rain, that is certainly enough to trigger flash flooding, and there's also the threat of isolated tornadoes. classes were canceled in s...
Special Mother's Day Cupcakes MOM spelled upside down is WOW�� Make her day special this year with the gift of fresh baked cupcakes! This Mother's day, for all the mother figures in your life - we are offering boxes of assorted floral cupcakes! These are available in the regular sizes, minis and gluten-free. Order online, in-person or ☎️ (925) 965 0333 Moving out of state! Lots of great items for sale. Apprecianados of sports and art welcome! - Sports memorabilia - baseball cards (autographed), framed prints and more - Framed artwork Thank Hey Danville, I'm back with another no-yeas...
Most Contra Costa County Libraries to Reopen This Week Most libraries in Contra Costa County will be reopening this week for indoor service. Twenty-two sites are slated to reopen on April 26 and 27 under COVID safety protocols. Occupancy will be limited, masks will be required and guests are asked to minimize their visits to less than an hour. “One thing that people have mentioned to us that they miss the most is being able to come in and just browse for books,” Brooke Converse said, public information officer of the Contra Costa County Library system. Aside from the ability to browse and...