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BART arrests help make neighborhoods safer

BART Police Department’s fare evading and crime prevention efforts results in an added benefit to surrounding communities. BART Police’s 2012 crime analysis data shows 1,068 individuals either entering the BART…

Danville Traffic Advisory for Sycamore Valley Road

Danville Traffic Advisory: Construction activity related to the I-680 Auxiliary Lanes, Segment 2 project will begin this week, with night work occurring this week and next week on I-680 between…

Danville and San Ramon Libraries present KidsReads 2013:

We are pleased to present the seventh annual KidsReads 2013 from April 6 – April 27 at Danville, San Ramon and Dougherty Station Libraries. Based on the successful CityReads program…

Revisions on draft Danville 2030 General plan

Following the March 5, 2013 public hearing on the draft 2030 General Plan, the Danville Town Council directed staff to make revisions to accommodate concerns voiced by the council and…

BART & Caltrans to close N. I-880 Sundays in March

Closure Scheduled 1am to 6am March 17 and March 24 BART and Caltrans will need to close all lanes of northbound Interstate 880 (I-880) at Hegenberger Road, on Sunday, March…

Local Chapter of NCL doing great work

Danville’s Rolling Hills Chapter of the National Charity League, Inc. Participates in Nationwide Effort to Help Military Families in Need National Charity League, Inc. launched a nationwide effort to improve…

Young @ Art with What’s So Funny?

Do you know a budding artist? The Village Theatre Art Gallery will be offering Young @ Art for children, ages 5 to 11, during the upcoming art exhibition, What’s So Funny?. This program…

Katalyst Events resurrects Devil Mountain Run

The Danville Town Council voted Tuesday night to allow Danville-based Katalyst Events, LLC to bring back the Devil Mountain Run. The well-loved race that got its start in 1978 will…

Danville Spring Fling Upcycled Art & Home Show coming in March

An eclectic gathering of more than thirty local artisans and home services vendors with economical, sustainable and creative solutions to make your house a comfy, beautiful home.    New tips and…

Flower Nursery Owner Decorates the Alamo Cemetery

By Brian Yu:   The Alamo Cemetery, established more than 150 years ago, is the burial site of many. Visitors often come to see the resting places of early pioneers…

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