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WEBTake Us Along: Happy Birthday, Buddha. During a visit to South Korea, Emily, Lance and Julia Smith were surrounded by colorful lanterns installed around the temples to celebrate Buddha’s birthday. Julia was in the middle of a semester abroad at Yonsei University in Seoul. by Pleasanton Weekly staff September 16, 2024 3:32 pm.
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WEBFeds look to Go Green: Pleasanton nonprofit gets $7.9M grant to address air pollution inside schools. With its $7.9 million grant, Go Green Initiative will partner with NSBA and its state affiliates on a five-year program to improve air quality inside classrooms and other buildings at low-income and tribal schools in all 10 EPA regions across ...
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WEBStarting this week, Alameda County jurors will receive $100 a day and increased mileage benefits through a state-funded pilot program. Soaring rock solos, dynamic dance routines and many other captivating performances will be coming to downtown Pleasanton over the next months as part of the Firehouse Arts Center’s new 2024-25 season.
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WEBPleasanton Preps: Rage squad scrimmages with Fiji’s U-20 National Team ahead of World Cup. When opportunity presents itself, you take advantage. Such was the case for a Pleasanton Rage youth soccer team when it got the chance to scrimmage Fiji’s Under-20 National Team on Aug. 14. by Dennis Miller August 27, 2024 2:27 pm.
Pleasanton launches new city website - Pleasanton Weekly
WEBNov 17, 2023 · The city of Pleasanton has unveiled its new website, which officials said was designed as an improved, user-friendly way to inform residents and visitors about everything going on in the city.. The update to the website at www.cityofpleasantonca.gov was an effort aligned with the ONE Pleasanton, five-year strategic plan goal of optimizing the city by “leveraging technology for efficient and ...
Pleasanton plans to build two new wells to support city’s water …
WEBOct 22, 2023 · A look inside the city’s current well operations facility in 2022. (File photo by Chuck Deckert) The Pleasanton City Council unanimously gave staff the green light last week to move forward with a plan to construct two new groundwater wells, which is expected to cost the city a minimum of $23 million. “The main thing is we want to provide ...
Pleasanton's State of the City - Pleasanton Weekly
WEBApr 14, 2022 · The last fiscal year saw a revenue surplus of $7.5 million due to a combination of higher-than-expected revenues and reduced expenditures. Property taxes and special assessments generated $78 million, which accounted for 54% of the city’s revenues and sales taxes yielded $22 million accounting …
Pleasanton scores high marks in annual community survey
WEBOct 25, 2021 · The 21-page report lists housing costs and lack of affordable housing as the top “most serious issue facing the residents of Pleasanton” (16%) that respondents said they “would like to see the city government do something about, while crime and traffic both matched at 12%, as well as education/public schools and too much growth and ...
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WEBAug 28, 2024 · Tri-Valley police agencies crack down on illegal tobacco sales. by Christian Trujano 8 hours ago. The Pleasanton Police Department seized over $130,000 of illegal products from three different smoke shops on Aug. 8 thanks to the Tobacco Grant Program, state funding that helps law enforcement agencies curb the unlawful sale of …
Pleasanton mandates 15% water reduction as community faces worsening ...
WEBOct 6, 2021 · Pleasanton residents and businesses will now be required to cut their potable water usage by 15% compared to last year, after the City Council unanimously declared a local drought emergency and water shortage, along with imposing the water reduction mandate on Tuesday night. City officials cited a second consecutive year of …
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