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Last Week in Dublin: Special Olympian Prepares for Polar Plunge, Police Log and BART News
Special Olympian Prepares to Take the Polar Plunge: Dublin resident Jason Paasch is hoping to raise $1,000 for Special Olympics by participating in the San Francisco Polar Plunge.
Confinement strategy at protests stirs debate
In a small park in Oakland's Uptown neighborhood, hundreds of Occupy Oakland protesters were surrounded by police officers in riot helmets just before 6 p.m. Jan.
East Bay SPCA Offers Free Spay and Neuter Surgeries for Spay Day
The annual marathon campaign promotes spay/neuter surgery as a proven, effective means of saving animals' lives.
News Analysis: The Implications Of Oracle's Acquisition Of Taleo
Catch my colleague Yvette Cameron's point of view here when published.A She covers Future of Work for Constellation Research, Inc.
Occupy Oakland protester arrested for violating stay-away order for Frank H. Ogawa Plaza
Oakland Police have arrested Joseph Briones for violating last week's court-mandated stay-away order barring him from Frank H. Ogawa Plaza and the Kaiser Convention Center.
Fremont Police Department officers responded to a domestic disturbance on the 38000 block of Parkmont Drive Wednesday at 2 a.m. The victim said her ex-boyfriend was trying to kick down her front door, and was possibly armed with a knife, police said.
Ewwww That Smell - What Is It?
Patch contributor Autumn Johnson wrote in this morning asking if anyone has complained about a bad smell on the west side of town.
Oracle buying Taleo for $1.9 billion
Oracle Corp. said Thursday it's agreed to buy Taleo Corp. for $1.9 billion, highlighting the software behemoth's aggressive bid to build up its cloud computing capabilities.
'Mythbusters' return to Dublin for school science event
Two Mythbusters stars are planning a return to Dublin this month, nearly two months since an accident caused by the Discovery Channel show's team sent a cannonball careening through a Dublin neighborhood.
Dublin does 'Love Letters' drama on Valentine's Day weekend
The romantic play "Love Letters" will be staged Valentine's Day weekend at Dublin's Heritage Park.
Federal agent in critical condition after Newark shooting
The suspected assailant, Dennis Bagwell, an optician who lives in Piedmont, was held without bail at Santa Rita Jail in Dublin while prosecutors decide what charges to file against him.
Fur flies over proposed change to animal shelter law
Valley Humane Society would be negatively impacted if Gov. Jerry Brown's proposal to repeal the 1998 Hayden Law goes through.
Police Log: Arrest, Release, Repeat
Drunk-and-disorderly may be getting old for two suspects who were arrested multiple times by the Livermore Police Department in the past month.
Occupier says video proves his innocence
An Occupy Oakland protester arrested Jan. 4 says a composite video shows he wasn't resisting arrest or maliciously blocking the sidewalk, as police maintain.
Last Week in Dublin: Mayor's Report, New Businesses and Cheerleaders...
Mayor's Report: What's In Store For 2012: Mayor Tim Sbranti reports on the latest news in Dublin.
My What's New in Spring 3.1 Presentation
My first business trip of the year was to Dublin, CA this past week. Trish joined me because she wanted to take some pictures of San Francisco.
Occupy Oakland Outlines Police Abuses, Plans Another Rally
Oakland Police officers stand guard as other officers arrest a protester during an anti-police protest by Occupy Oakland, Saturday, Jan.
Around San Ramon: A helping hand for community groups
Local organizations depend on the generosity of their local communities to continue their work to help so many people in various ways.
Dublin does 'Love Letters' drama two weekends before Valentine's Day
The romantic play "Love Letters" will be staged over two weekends in Dublin's Heritage Park.
Community Gathers for Annual Vigil for Ilene Misheloff
Members of the Dublin community gathered for a candlelight vigil and walk Monday evening to mark the 23rd anniversary of Ilene Misheloff's disappearance.