Last Week in Danville and Alamo: Church Employee Ordered to Pay $35,000, Son Found Legally Insane in 2006 Murder and Incontro Update

Wondering what news happened around town last week? Read on.

Hundreds gathered at Oak Hill Park in Danville to remember lives lost on Sept. 11, 2001. Several local groups, government officials and people who were at or near the World Trade Center at the time of the attacks, were at the event. .

We gave you an update about the new Incontro restaurant and other business news in our bi-weekly Sprouts and Shutters column. .

After a delayed game because of lightning storms, the San Ramon Valley High Wolves beat San Jose's Archbishop Mitty 21-14. .

Andrew Mantas, 21, was found legally insane by a judge in the killing of his mother in Danville five years ago. The judge ruled that Mantas was legally insane when he used a baseball bat to beat his mother to death at her Danville home. .

Local parents shared their views about the issue of restricting kids' lunches at school to accomodate their classmates with food allergies. A number of parents weighed in, some saying the restrictions were necessary, others suggesting different solutions to the problem. .

A former St. Isidore Catholic Church facilities manager was ordered to pay back $35,000 of $68,000 he took from the church. Virgilo Lukban, a 47-year-old Danville resident, pleaded no contest Thursday and was ordered to pay back the money and serve three years probation. Lukban's defense was that he believed some of the charges were approved by the Church's bookeeper, Kathleen Dake, who is serving jail time for taking more than $400,000 from the church. .