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Pleasanton Weekly
Listen to the music: Top high schools regale Pleasanton at 52nd Foothill Band Review
More than 30 of the best high school marching bands (and a couple middle schools) in Northern California converged in Pleasanton on Saturday for the 52nd annual Foothill Band Review, performing in a morning parade down Main Street that sent musical notes soaring throughout downtown and beyond. More than half of the groups moved over to the Foothill High School Stadium that afternoon and evening for the field competition.
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Harvard Senior Alexandra Bastone to Graduate in December, Transfer to Cal in January
Alexandra Bastone, who set Harvard program records in the 500/1000/1650 free as a sophomore, will transfer to Cal in January with 2 seasons of eligibility. Archive photo via Ivy League. Harvard senior Alexandra Bastone has announced that she plans to graduate a semester early and enroll at the University of...
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Daily Californian
UC Berkeley sued by former employee for alleged LGBTQ+ and racial discrimination
A former UC Berkeley health center employee is suing the UC system after allegedly facing abuse by his supervisor because of his sexual orientation and ethnic background, as well as his subsequent termination. The complaint was filed by Armando Hugo Flores Cortes, who worked as a medical assistant at the...
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rwcpulse.com
Belmont-Redwood Shores school board appoints new member
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Belmont-Redwood Shores School District board has appointed a parent volunteer from the Central Elementary community to fill the Area 5 trustee seat. The appointment of Rhut Vasavada, 39, a volunteer at his daughter’s school and other community programs, completes the board’s new configuration...
sonomasun.com
Jason Sutter: SVHS: Proud of Our Past, Excited About Our Future
When was the last time you visited Sonoma Valley High School? If it has been a while, you might be surprised by what you find today. Sonoma Valley High School has served generations of families in our community. Parents, grandparents, friends, and neighbors all have memories of their time at the high school, and because of this, we often carry an image of Sonoma Valley High School based on our memories, not on the reality of today. Today’s Sonoma Valley High School has transformed with new facilities, exciting programming, and a positive, vibrant culture.
NBC Bay Area
Pleasanton Weekly
Seeded No. 1 in NCS flag football tournament, Amador seeks ‘exclamation point on the season’
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Having known Amador Valley High flag football quarterback Riley Harrington for over six years now, there are some things that are a given. One, she will bring energy every day. It’s infectious, bringing a positive vibe to those around her. Two, she’s determined....
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High school and Cal State East Bay students help feed the hungry
On Oct. 18, over 100 volunteers gathered at Hayward’s Veterans Memorial Hall for a meal packing event benefitting Rise Against Hunger, an international charity combating food insecurity. Over the course of the day, the group packed over 20,000 meals. To spur on enthusiasm, a coordinator announced every time a...
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Members of ASMC express struggles with Peralta Basic Needs, Board of Trustees to perform in person interviews for the Area 1 Trustee appointment
Members of the Associated Students of Merritt College (ASMC) described difficulties accessing assistance from Merritt’s Basic Needs Center during public comment at the Peralta Community College District Board of Trustees’ Oct. 13 regular meeting. The board will conduct in-person interviews for the vacant Area 1 trustee seat at...
CBS Sacramento
Stockton students learn Filipino-American history through new U.S. history alternative
As the nation recognizes Filipino-American History Month, some high school students in Stockton are learning about their heritage through a class that connects their family histories to the broader story of the United States.
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Irvington Football Fights in the Season Opener
On September 11th, the Irvington High School junior varsity football team played its first game of the season against Newark Memorial High School. Despite a 41-0 loss against Newark Memorial, Irvington maintained its efforts, and learned many lessons from the game. Heading into the fall, with newly appointed head coach...