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ValleyCare Medical CenterBianca Vigil and James Harding, Livermore, May 28, girlChristine and Matthew Becker, Dublin, June 7, girlRebecca and Steve Ormonde, Mountain House, June 9, girlHeather and Brian Cass, Livermore, June 11, boy Danielle and Brian Ritter, Pleasanton, June 11, boyJanelle and  
 
Hayward laughter yoga class keeps students in stitches
'Hysterical Society' proves popular draw at care homes  
 
Tri-Valley Youth Sports Roundup: Pleasanton Meadow Sharks swim well in defeat
Despite getting some great individual and relay performances, the Pleasanton Meadows Sharks could not overcome a deeper DBAC team and lost for the first time this year, 568-426.  
 
Epicor Software strikes deal to shift 360 jobs to Dublin, exiting Livermore
The shift from Livermore by the business software company with about $800 million in yearly revenue is the latest sign that Dublin has become a destination for software companies.  
 
Tri-Valley Youth Sports Roundup: Pleasanton Meadow Sharks swim well in defeat
Despite getting some great individual and relay performances, the Pleasanton Meadows Sharks could not overcome a deeper DBAC team and lost for the first time this year, 568-426.  
 
This Valley Life: Teacher conquers childhood fear
As regular readers of this column know, I often feature someone who has overcome a challenge. For today's column, that person is me.I've never been a genius when it comes to algebra, fractions, polynomials, factoring and similar mathematical equations.  
 
Hayward laughter yoga class keeps students in stitches
Castro Valley resident Lydia Gonzales has led the Hayward workshop for more than five years and in September will begin a laughter yoga workshop every other week at the San Leandro Senior Community Center.  
 
New campus an incubator for green innovation
Livermore hub hopes to stimulate business development near labs  
 
Valley Stars
AcademicWhitney Metz, of Pleasanton, earned her bachelor's degree in Communication Science and Disorders from Rockhurst University in Kansas City, Mo.Tulane University in New Orleans has announced the names of Danville graduates Kathi Hatsushi, with a doctor of medicine degree, and John Rassier  
 
Test fire shows off the dangers of illegal fireworks
DUBLIN -- In an instant, Independence Day revelry turned to disaster.In a test fire Thursday, set off by an illegal firework, the blaze quickly spread amid the dry vegetation at the Alameda County Sheriffs' training facility.  
 
Tim Hunt: Will Democrat incumbents go up against each other?
MY LAST COLUMN, about the redistricting commission's first draft of new congressional maps, sparked a couple of quick responses from loyalists of Democrat Pete StarkThe new map for the Livermore Valley includes it with inner-East Bay cities San Leandro, Hayward, Union City and a part of Oakland.  
 
Valley Life: Party like a party-planner
To most Americans, the Fourth of July means it's time to party with the patriots, with picnics, potlucks, or barbecues at the park, by the pool or in the backyard.  
 
East Bay professor says he will stay in Nigeria as he fights election results and criminal charges
An East Bay professor who ran for political office in Nigeria said he will stay in the country indefinitely as he contests what he calls an unjust election and fights charges that he tried to incite post-election violence.  
 
Dublin school district to survey public for possible bond measure
The Dublin school board has approved hiring a consultant to survey the public for a possible facilities bond measure. The board also approved a budget for the 2011-12 school year that does not have major cuts from the last school year.  
 
Pet of the Week: Baboon could be your sweet baboo
Baboon is a sweet 1-year-old female domestic medium-hair cat. Earlier this year, she mothered four kittens who have since been adopted. Since then, she has been greeting everybody who visits Kitty City.  
 
Around Dublin:
California once again leads the nation. That's nothing new, really. California has long been a trendsetter for the rest of the country and often the world.  
 
A piece of history picked up and transplanted in Dublin
DOUG DURAN
A celebration Saturday will celebrate the move of the 100-year-old Kolb ranch buildings to Dublin. A public party to celebrate the Kolb family's roots, will feature Kolb family members from around the country, and a free German-style picnic and entertainment.  
 
Special Olympics benefit run July 17 in Dublin
The Ninth Annual Jail Break Run benefiting Special Olympics of Northern California will be July 17.The event features a 5K run that can also be walked, a 10K run, a kids' half-mile run, and a one-mile run for kids.  
 
Daughter/mother found guilty of killing Dublin woman, 91
Rosa Hill and Mei Li face the possibility of life in prison when they are sentenced Aug. 29.  
 
Community calendar
Alameda County Fair -- 11 a.m.-10 p.m., Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays; 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Fridays-Sundays. Closed Tuesdays. This year's fair features A World of Music, more than 300 ethnically diverse and or historical instruments, World's Largest Hamburger and free nightly concerts.  
 
 

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