The following events in observance of Memorial Day are taking place in the East Bay. All listings are for Monday, unless otherwise noted:ALAMEDACeremonies at Veterans Memorial Park, 11 a.
DANVILLE -- A winning lottery ticket worth $312,766 and purchased last month in Danville remains unclaimed, a state lottery spokesman said Saturday.The ticket was bought April 27 at a Chevron gas station at 145 Hartz Avenue near West Linda Mesa Avenue, lottery spokesman Alex Traverso said.
The following events in observance of Memorial Day are taking place in the East Bay. All listings are for Monday, May 28, unless otherwise noted:ALAMEDACeremonies at Veterans Memorial Park, 11 a.
John Gibson claims he started his business because he hated commuting.The fact is the high-concept whodunit honcho has probably racked up more miles than any commuter except, perhaps, an international airline pilot, with his far-flung theatrical empire.
The times, they are a-changin' at St. Isidore School in Danville.After 21 years of teaching and serving as principal at the school, Jean Schroeder is retiring.
Eden Medical CenterJamika Phillips, Dublin, Feb. 15, girlvalleycareKimberly Ann and Anthony Bunnell, Dublin, March 14, girlMona Bhatnagen and Carlos Tovar, Livermore.
accomplishmentsThe Contra Costa County Office of Education will honor high school seniors, representing 24 schools in Contra Costa and Alameda counties, with the Students of Excellence Awards in their Regional Occupational Program classes.
We have changed how we collect calendar information. Readers must now submit items through our website -- go to www.contracostatimes.com, scroll down the right-hand side of the home page to "Things to Do," click on "submit event" and fill out the form.
Prisons: A plan for a modest alternativeFacing the death penalty or life, or even 50-plus years in an 8-by-6 cell, if you were presented with the option of being flown to a South Sea ssland to live the remainder of your life, would you?
The following excerpts were taken from area police logs:alamoTHURSDAY, MAY 10 BATTERY -- 3 p.m. A battery was reported, 3000 block of Miranda Avenue. FRAUD -- 4 p.
I recently learned that Californians have recycled about 1.2 billion pounds of video display devices since 2005. That's a lot of TVs and computer monitors.