Last Week in Danville: Sept. 5 to Sept. 11

Are you up on what happened in town last week?

Read on to see.

Labor Day saw antiques dealers and collectors gather along Railroad Avenue for an Antique and Art Faire. See our photo gallery of the event.

There were also arrests during traffic stops over Labor Day weekend.

FEMA recognized the San Ramon Valley Citizens Corps. Council for outstanding disaster preparedness, among three councils recognized in California.

Authorities removed 1,800 Marijuana plants from the Las Trampas wilderness near San Ramon and Danville and an arrest was made.

We told you all of the great places in the Tri-Valley where kids can eat free. Take a look if you missed it.

We also gave you information about donating to help the San Bruno disaster victims.

The high school Football season in Danville kicked-off Friday night. San Ramon Valley High's star Kicker Brett Barbier helped the team beat Mitty 16-3. Monte Vista took on Serra, with the Padres taking at 28 to 21 win over the Mustangs.

Coming up next week:

An update on the project that would overhaul the Tri-Valley portion of Interstate 680.

More Nov. 2 election profiles for the San Ramon Valley Unifed School District board and San Ramon Valley Fire Board candidates.