The bunny art show has been a MAJOR success already. The concept of the show was to have the artists create portraits of our rabbits looking for forever homes and help us show rabbits as unique, wo...
SELF-GUIDING HIKE Some of the Best Views You’ve Never Seen Brand New Hidden Valley Open Space & the Threatened Tassajara Valley Trails: Tassajara Ridge to Hidden Valley Ridge to Hidden Valley Park back to start...
The Valley Art Gallery in Walnut Creek The Valley Art Gallery in Walnut Creek is offering a new Fancy Free exhibit of art works, which will run through August 27, 2010. Visit the gallery to see artistry by local artists depicting summ...
Police investigate death of Alamo teen Danville Police are conducting an investigation into a late Sunday accident that claimed the life of a 19 year-old Alamo resident. Police Chief Steve Simpkins said the incident occurred shortly be...
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The Walnut Creek satellite of the Danville-Alamo Branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW) this year sponsored six seventh-grade girls to attend the Tech Trek Science Camp held at Sonoma State University in June. Three of the girls were from Walnut Creek Intermediate School (WCIS) and the other three from Foothill Middle School (FHMS). They were chosen from nominations made by their 7th grade math and science teachers.
The AAUW California Tech Trek Science Camp for girls started in 1998. It is a weeklong summer science, math and technology camp where volunteers, computer programmers and scientists from different fields expose the students to their fields of expertise through hands-on projects. The girls have the opportunity to explore science, mathematics, and technology in a positive and stimulating environment.
The picture shows from left to right: Sophie Caplan and Emma O’Donnell from WCIS; Adah Forer, Michelle Liang and Kimia Zahedi from FHMS. Not shown is Carly Borba from WCI S.
Photo was taken by: Luisa F. Hansen, luisahansen@usa.net.
Livermore American Tournament Champions!
The 12 year old SRVLL all-star team has had a strong summer of baseball! The team has compiled an overall record of 11-3...including winning ten of its last 11 games.
SRVLL went 5-1 in the recent Tassajara Valley LL tournament, with its sole loss coming in the championship game. It followed up its strong Tassajara performance by going 5-0 in the Livermore American tournament, which culminated in a 5-4 victory over Granada Little League in the championship game.Team members are (Front Row L-R): Giuliano De Martini, Johnny Cox, Doug Partridge, Wiley Bonham, Scott Lewis, Kyle Jeffries, Harry Lewis (Manager); (Back Row L-R): Larry Fleming (Coach), Zach Scherman, Bryce Anderson, Carson Meehan, Ted Fleming, Grant Jones, Zack Medley, Jim Meehan (Coach).
Not Pictured: JT Marcinkowski, Michael Anderson, David Rajeski, Russ Cox (Coach), Jeff Jones (Coach).
Boy Scout Troop 36 from Danville just returned with 44 Scouts and 8 adults from Camp Wolfeboro. Camp Wolfeboro, opened in 1928, is a Boy Scout summer camp located on the north fork of the Stanislaus River near Bear Valley, located on Highway 4 near Angels Camp. The Scouts went on a number of overnight back packing adventures including Sourdough, which was a five mile hike for the younger Scouts, and a 30 mile overnight Trek for the older Scouts. Merit Badges achieved by various Scouts include Canoeing, Rifle, Leatherwork, Indian Lore, Shotgun Shooting, Archery, Soil and Water Conservation, Astronomy and numerous other badge catagories. Troop 36 is based at St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church at 1550 Diablo Road in Danville and the two Scoutmasters leading this summer camp were Tom Dittrich and Antonio Inserni. Photo by Jeff Weil.
Angie Bartelt, recent graduate of San Ramon Valley High School, received the Robert R. Tuttle Memorial Scholarship Award check for $1000 at a recent meeting of the Danville/Sycamore Valley Rotary Club. Angie will attend Los Positas College this fall. Pictured:Carrie Bartelt, Angie's aunt, Del Chandler, Rotarian, Angie Bartelt and Mary Tuttle.
Olivia Patton, 15, of Danville has been accepted and will attend Interlochen Arts Camp, the world’s premier summer arts program for aspiring artists grades 3-12. Patton, the daughter of Keith and Elizabeth, will study Modern Dance at the Camp. Olivia will enter San Ramon Valley High School in the fall as a freshman. She plans to attend dance class at SRVHS along with her current training at San Ramon Valley Dance Academy. She is a member of both the Senior Jazz and Senior Ballet Companies at the studio. In addition to her dance curriculum, Ms. Patton has been involved with competitive cheer and gymnastic training.
Interlochen Arts Camp attracts students, faculty and staff from all 50 U.S. states and more than 40 countries. These 3,000 artists fill Interlochen’s northwoods campus with an explosion of creativity. Student-artists learn from world-class instructors and produce hundreds of presentations each summer in dance, theatre, creative writing, visual arts, music and film. Among the distinguished Camp alumni are Norah Jones, Josh Groban, actor Anthony Rapp, cartoonist Cathy Guisewite and more.
The San Carlos City Council voted unanimously Thursday night to outsource police jobs, approving a five-year contract for the San Mateo County Sheriff's Department to take over police services while saving $2 million a year.
There were new clues Thursday night to what may have launched murder suspect Efren Valdemoros rampage spree this past week as details of a fistfight ten days ago were made public in a police report.
At least three people were killed, including one believed to be the founder of an East Palo Alto steel company, in a plane crash in Redwood Shores Thursday afternoon.
A bomb squad investigated a report of a suspicious package after police evacuated four of six concourses at Miami International Airport for several hours on the eve of the Labor Day travel period, an airport spokesman said Friday.
Workers are paying a larger portion of their health insurance costs as businesses shift more of the burden to their employees to help ride out the economic downturn, an annual study shows.
Thad Allen, The Government's Point Man On The Oil Disaster, Said Crews Are Expected To Begin Efforts Thursday To Remove The Blowout Preventer On BP's Ruptured Well In The Gulf Of Mexico.
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