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American Songwriter
Born 85 Years Ago Today in California, the Rhythm Guitarist Who Co-Founded One of Rock’s Biggest Bands With His Younger Brother
On this day (November 9) in 1941, Thomas Richard Fogerty was born in Berkeley, California. Alongside younger brother John Fogerty, Tom played rhythm guitar and occasionally sang background vocals for the groundbreaking swamp-rock outfit Creedence Clearwater Revival. However, escalating tensions between the siblings led to Tom Fogerty’s exit from the...
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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Alameda Post
Vella Declares Victory in Alameda Mayor’s Race
Malia Vella will be Alameda’s next mayor, according to November 2026 general election results from the Alameda County Registrar of Voters. Though the results of the election are not yet certified, Vella’s lead is decisive. She has nearly lapped the two other candidates in terms of voter support: Vella has garnered about 47% of the vote, with Tracy Jensen taking about 28%, and Tony Daysog trailing with about 25%.
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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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San Francisco Chronicle
High school football top 10: Ahead of section playoffs, De La Salle retains top spot
The high school football regular season has ended, setting the stage for Metro powers such as No. 1 De La Salle and others to flex their muscles in pursuit of section and even state championships.
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.