Last Week in Dublin: Retail Center Plans End and Cheerleaders to Perform at Warriors Game

: City officials received word Thursday that Caruso Affiliated has decided not to purchase a proposed site in Dublin.

: The curriculum is intended to teach kids personal safety skills.

: Cheerleaders from two local schools will perform on Tuesday, Jan. 31 at the Oracle Arena.

: A 14-year-old blind, diabetic miniature Pinscher dog disappeared in Dublin on Dec. 31. Her owners are asking locals to keep an eye out for her.

: Notable incidents encountered Dec. 25 to 28.

: Police are asking the community to report any suspicious persons, vehicles, and activity near recycling containers.

: The Smiths, longtime Tri-Valley residents, try to hold onto their dignity as they try to put their lives back together amidst illness, foreclosure and unemployment.

: After losing their home, couple tries to enjoy their photography and baby grandson, while looking forward to celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary.

: Dublin rides its back court, depth to convincing 71-51 win.

: From Home Depot to the library, there are plenty of free activities for the family in the new year.

: Winter classes offered through the City of Dublin begin Monday, Jan. 9.

: The new law becomes effective on Jan. 1 and fines for violating it start at $475.