
Jeremy Walsh
Online Editor at Pleasanton Weekly
Editor of the Pleasanton Weekly. Graduate of American University (Washington DC). Avid sports/entertainment tweeter
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2 days ago |
pleasantonweekly.com | Jude Strzemp |Jeremy Walsh |Christian Trujano
The relationship between the city government and school district – and the Pleasanton community at-large – is set to be the central theme of Tuesday’s joint meeting of the two agencies’ governing bodies.
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2 days ago |
pleasantonweekly.com | Jeremy Walsh
The relationship between the city government and school district – and the Pleasanton community at-large – is set to be the central theme of Tuesday’s joint meeting of the two agencies’ governing bodies. A presentation entitled “Why do we partner?” will lead the public session between the Pleasanton City Council and Pleasanton Unified School District Board of Trustees.
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6 days ago |
pleasantonweekly.com | Jeremy Walsh
Livermore’s intrinsic connection to cowpoke, ranching, valley terrain and the American West is the creative thread weaving through paired art exhibitions at the Bankhead Theater and Livermore Public Library this spring into summer. “Saddle, Brush, and Art: A Cowboy’s Poetic Canvas” opened this week at the UNCLE Credit Union Art Gallery and runs until my birthday inside the downtown theater. In conjunction, the library is hosting a month-long celebration of cowboy poetry and art throughout June.
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1 week ago |
pleasantonweekly.com | Jeremy Walsh
Apt for Mother’s Day weekend, the 85th annual Pleasanton Rose Show is set for Saturday at the Senior Center — and it could well be the last time for the spring tradition. Real estate firm Compass and the Pleasanton city government have teamed up to present the event for the past 16 years, but the partnership is ending after the 2025 show. “We are deeply grateful to all the volunteers, sponsors, and participants whose dedication has been the cornerstone of the event’s success,” organizers said.
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1 week ago |
pleasantonweekly.com | Jeanita Lyman |Jeremy Walsh |Christian Trujano
The latest seasonal outlook report from the National Interagency Fire Center Predictive Services released Thursday predicts an early fire season, with significant fire potential for June, July, and August, further complicating difficulties created by federal budget cuts.
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