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Last Week in Dublin: Sexual Assault, State of the City Address and Reward for Missing Dog

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Two months after his wife dies giving birth, a Dublin dad reflects on life as a widower and caring for his newborn and 3-year-old son.

A Dublin family is offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to their lost dog.

Alameda County Transportation Commission approve spending plan, including $400 million toward a Livermore BART extension.

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Mayor Tim Sbranti addressed a crowded room Wednesday to discuss key topics related to the city.

The initiatives are designed to reduce waste and litter, stimulate the local economy and create jobs.

Find out what's happening in Dublinfor free with the latest updates from Patch.

Members of the community will participate in a walk and prayer service.

Notable incidents encountered Jan. 15 to 21.

Stoneridge Mall's newest restaurant is now open for business.

Adam Savage and Kari Byron to participate in panel discussion during National Engineers Week 2012 event at Dublin High.

Campolindo charges back in the fourth quarter to hand the Gaels their first league loss.

Dublin Police are requesting any possible victims who might have been sexually assaulted while receiving a massage at the location to contact them.

"Forever stamp" will cost one extra cent after Sunday's 2012 price adjustment.

An Associate Regional editor from Patch visits a class at Fallon Middle School on career day to discuss jobs and the future.

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