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Pleasanton Library – Ken and Marcia Powers – Idaho Centennial Trail (0)

2/07/10 •

[ February 7, 2010; 2:00 pm; ] Ken and Marcia Powers – Idaho Centennial Trail
Sunday, Feb. 7
2:00pm
Library Meeting Room

The 900 mile Idaho Centennial Trail weaves through the most scenic portions of Idaho’s wild country. In 2009 Ken and Marcia Powers crossed the many mountains, streams, and rivers. Come hear the tale of their journey.View Larger Map

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Amador Valley High School (AVHS) Class of 1969 40th Reunion (0)

3/13/10 •

[ March 13, 2010; 12:00 am; ] Amador Valley High School (AVHS) Class of 1969 40th Class Reunion

When: March 13th, 2010. This is a grand opportunity for so many old friends to visit with each other. Go to http://www.classmates.com and register for more information.

Pleasanton Wine Stroll – Winter 2010 (0)

2/04/10 •

[ February 4, 2010; 6:00 pm; ] Pleasanton Wine Stroll – Winter 2010

Tickets will be available for $30 at the event, but will be limited.

It all starts at 6 p.m. and will go on through 9 p.m. For more information about this event and others put on by the Pleasanton Downtown Associations, call 484-2199 or visit http://www.pleasantondowntown.net.

16th Annual Burns Supper (0)

1/30/10 •

[ January 30, 2010; 12:00 am to 11:00 pm. ] 16th Annual Burns Supper

The Pleasanton-Blairgoworie-Fergus-Sister City Organization is celebrating its 16th annual Burns Supper Jan. 30 at the Pleasanton Marriott. The event honors Robert Burns, the Bard of Scotland, in memory, song and poems. Tickets are $65 or $600 for a group. RSVP by Jan. 20. Visit www.pbfsco.org or call Malcom Carden, 510-654-7627.

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Pleasantonians 4 Peace (0)

2/10/10 •

[ February 10, 2010; 7:00 pm; ] Pleasantonians 4 Peace

Pleasantonians 4 Peace is again sponsoring a candlelight vigil at 7 p.m. the second Wednesday of the month in front of the Museum on Main, 603 Main St. The group reflects on the human and monetary costs of the war, honors veterans who have sacrificed, and visualize ways of moving beyond this conflict [...]