Couple's Net
by Chandrama Anderson
Stay Together or End the Relationship? Independence or Interdependence?
Jul 3, 2020 | 1 comment

Tim Talk
by Tim Hunt
Re-thinking my view on white privilege and structural racism
Jul 2, 2020 | 11 comments

Art Space
by John A. Barry and Bill Carmel
The Ballad of Andy and Rocky
Jul 2, 2020 | 4 comments

Doing College
by Elizabeth LaScala
What Will Colleges Look Like in the Fall?
May 21, 2020 | 0 comments

"Mark Madsen returns to SRVHS"
San Ramon Valley High School basketball alum Mark Madsen (Class of '94), who also starred at Stanford and helped the Lakers win 2 NBA titles, returned to his alma mater Monday night to speak to this year's crop of players and parents at the annual basketball banquet. Mark stressed to the players that as members of a large and close fraternity of SRV players throughout the years, they will come to use many of the lessons they've learned as part of the program. Here Mark mixes with this year's 5 seniors who were honored for their 4 years of playing SRV basketball. (L-R) Griffen Kapulica, Gavin Foltz, Madsen, Clayton Correa, Logan Louks, and Michael Hernbroth. Submitted by Gary Hernbroth on Mar 21, 2012

Be a 'heartbreaker' - Danville 'Hearts Around Hartz' exhibit seeks sponsors
Danville is seeking sponsors for its second annual art project, "Hearts Around Hartz." Monday, 8:39 PM

Hope Hospice looking for artwork
Hope Hospice is inviting people to create art to be displayed in the homes of patients during this time when volunteers cannot visit. Tuesday, 9:03 PM

'The Ballad of Don Lewis' -- pulling out all the stops
After more than a decade of filming, friendship and hard work, "The Ballad of Don Lewis: The Untold Story of a Synthesizer Pioneer" has been released. Sunday, 4:19 PM

'Death in the Holler' -- Livermore author's new whodunit
Looking for change of scenery? Consider a trip to Kentucky to solve the "Death in the Holler" along with Game Warden Luke Ryder & Sheriff Jim Pike. The mystery novel, written by John G. Bluck of Livermore, was released on Monday. Monday, 1:31 PM

Gold Award benefits visually impaired children in India
When Saachi Bhayani mulled over ideas for her Girl Scout Gold Award project, she knew she wanted to help underserved youngsters in India. So she started a preschool for visually impaired children in Haryana. Wednesday, 7:20 PM | 1 comments

San Ramon offers springtime art exhibit online
Art lovers who have been missing trips to exhibitions and museums are in luck because the city of San Ramon has found a way to bring its planned springtime exhibit "Our Fragile Earth" to residents' homes instead. Wednesday, 8:34 PM

Relief fund announced for East Bay artists affected by pandemic
A new $625,000 relief fund has been launched for artists and art workers in Contra Costa and Alameda counties affected by the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. Applications are open through June 5 at 5 p.m. Monday, 1:48 PM

Blackhawk Museum offers educational video series online
The Blackhawk Museum may have closed due to the coronavirus pandemic but it has provided an online collection of videos to help keep history and car lovers alike entertained for the duration of their lockdown. Monday, 5:56 PM