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Pleasanton Weekly
Fosters Freeze in Livermore to serve final frosties this Sunday
The long-standing Fosters Freeze in Livermore will close for good on Sunday as its family owners retire. Known for its burgers, shakes and soft-serve ice cream, Fosters Freeze has been a mainstay on First Street for generations of residents since it opened in 1955. “Thank you for your loyalty, your...
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Concord Man Charged With Killing Wife Months After $1,000 Bail in DV Case
A Concord father already facing a pending domestic violence case has been charged with murdering his wife at their Panoramic Drive home on October 23, prosecutors say, after a judge had released him on just $1,000 bail five months earlier. Thomas John Iovenitti, 40, now faces a maximum sentence of 29 years to life in state prison if convicted.
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Cost Plus World Market Is About to Open a Huge 17k SqFt Store in the 925
DUBLIN, CALIFORNIA — Cost Plus World Market is bringing its distinctive mix of international snacks, furniture, home decor and unusual gifts to a new location in the 925, just in time for the holiday shopping season. The retailer has announced that its newest East Bay store will officially open...
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Pleasanton Weekly
Letters: De La Salle was a bad sport against Amador Valley
I am writing to share my perspective as an opposing spectator at the Amador Valley vs. De La Salle varsity football game on Oct. 30. While De La Salle prides itself on its elite athletic status and Lasallian Catholic mission, the game-day environment displayed a disappointing lack of sportsmanship and basic respect.
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ICE agents arrested 4 people in Oakland on Saturday
Agents from the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, made several arrests in Oakland over the weekend. ACILEP, the Alameda County Immigration Legal Education Partnership, a county program launched last year in response to the Trump Administration’s escalation of immigration enforcement, confirmed on social media that four back-to-back arrests took place on Saturday, Nov. 7.