Community Corner
Week in Review: Parade Broadcast; Brief School Lockdown; Free Workouts for Too Much Egg Nog
A look at some of last week's stories in Livermore.
Attempted Robbery at Rite Aid Prompts Elementary School Lock Down. The school was locked down for about 20 minutes as a precaution police officials say.
Pedestrian Struck While in Crosswalk. The 32-year-old woman was taken to the hospital and released with minor injuries after being hit while walking on Scenic Avenue, according to police officials.
Livermore Police Accepting Applications for Citizens' Police
Academy. Applications must be submitted by January 31, 2014.
Combat Holiday Calories with Free Workouts in Livermore. The offer runs from Dec. 23 through Dec. 29.
Who's Hiring: Faz; Lexus; Tree Climber. Some of the job openings posted online for Dublin, Livermore and Pleasanton area.
Oven Explosion Injures 11 at Santa Rita Jail. An oven explosion injured multiple people around 11:30 a.m. Tuesday.
Police Log: DUI Fatality and Crackdown; Warrants; Burglaries. Cars stolen and recovered, and more from Dec. 8 to 14.
Memorial Fund Created in Honor of EMT Killed in I-580.
Driver Involved in Fatal I-580 Collision to be Arraigned. Primitino Garcia, 53, has been free on bail.
Week Ahead: Christmas Classics at Vine Cinema; Free Legal Aid; Living Arroyos. Things to do around Livermore this week: Dec. 16 to 22.
Watch the Livermore Holiday Parade and Tree Lighting on Tri-Valley TV.
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