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County Prepared for ‘Pent-Up Demand’ For Gay Marriage
Clerk cautions that marriages won’t resume right away.

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Clerk cautions that marriages won’t resume right away.

Schubros Brewery will be partying all day Sunday to celebrate its first anniversary and to unveil its new R&D facility.
St. Isidore student Avery Chapman will realize her dream in July when sings the National Anthem at a Giants game.
Windemere Ranch Middle School grad Julienne Sauer celebrates the life and work of environmental scientist Rachel Carson.
Residents of the San Ramon neighborhood will have to deal with road closures.
Volunteer cleanup day at Inverness Park set for Saturday morning.
Sunday's 5K Alamo Run is a benefit for the Mt. Diablo Peace and Justice Center.
Stores in El Cerrito and Livermore will remain open, even as Orchard Supply Hardware plans to close stores after filing for bankruptcy.
Walter Bell is sentenced for the 2009 murder of San Ramon Valley student Rylan Fuchs.
Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors will consider approving fees that would fund street projects for the neighborhood near Magee Ranch.
Scott Ivie is snakebit by engine problems during Saturday's NASCAR West race at Sonoma, while Danville's Tim Spurgeon pads his rookie of the year credentials.
Danville's Tim Spurgeon finishes 11th in a wild NASCAR West race at Sonoma that also knocked San Ramon's Scott Ivie for a loop.
Danville Town Council approves the first reading of the environmental impact report for the proposed development, but controversy still remains.
Details of the Crow Canyon Road Median Landscape Improvements to be revealed at June 25 City Council meeting.
Were you at Tuesday's meeting on the ban? What do you think of the issue?