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Today's riddle: Why did the girl pig break up with the boy pig? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Dublin Teen Makes Science Click For Neurodivergent Students (patch.com) — Dublin's Emerald High School senior Bhavya Dwivedi is transforming science lessons for local neurodivergent elementary and middle school students with hands-on DIY STEM kits and vivid demonstrations. By connecting concepts like magnetism and respiration to everyday experiences, she's helping previously disengaged kids become curious, confident learners who eagerly participate in weekly Science Explorers classes.
2. Dublin's EDCC Turns 40 Under New Leadership (independentnews.com) — Dublin families just marked a big milestone as Extended Day Child Care celebrated 40 years and a leadership handoff to founder Cheryl McElhany's daughter, Marin, while now operating at every school site in town. The celebration at Shamrock Hills TK-8 highlighted EDCC's deep local roots, its award-winning role in supporting working parents, and its growing farm-to-school and animal therapy programs that regularly visit Dublin schools.
3. Dublin Mayor Candidates Debate Road Extension, BART Funding and Term Limits at Diya TV Forum Open Governance (opgov.news) — Dublin residents get a detailed look at where their mayoral and council candidates stand on the Dublin Boulevard extension, BART funding, and new term-limit and ethics rules on the upcoming ballot. Candidates spar over Measures II and JJ, campaign contribution limits, and whether BART's financial woes truly threaten Dublin's two stations or just mean service cuts.
4. Dublin High Football Team Is Overpowered by Monte Vista (independentnews.com) — Dublin High football fans saw the Gaels fall to 1-4 after a tough 37-14 home loss to undefeated Monte Vista, despite nearly 300 passing yards from quarterback Lincoln Trias and several big-play touchdowns. The demanding nonleague schedule continues with a road game at California High and a home matchup against Clayton Valley before league play opens against Granada later this month.
5. A Family Legal Battle Turns Deadly (theconservativebrief.com) — A recent killing at Dublin Sports Grounds, where a New York Times Games engineering leader was fatally shot, is examined as the tragic peak of a long-running family conflict. The piece walks readers through the arrests of his in-laws, the surrounding divorce and custody battles, and why investigators are cautious about assigning an identity-based motive.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "Why did the girl pig break up with the boy pig?" — Because he was such a boar! (Thank you Theresa H. for sending it in!)
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