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Last Week in Danville and Alamo: Earthquake, CVS Loot Discovered and Missing Woman Found
A look back at top stories covered from Aug. 21 to 27.

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A look back at top stories covered from Aug. 21 to 27.

Danville Police arrested two people last week in connection with the recovery of 15 CVS bins filled with $8,000 in cosmetics and other unopened CVS products.
Alica Pulver, 25, a 2004 Monte Vista High graduate, went missing Aug. 16.
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Police are asking for the community's help, as they search for suspects in connection with an attempted home burglary last Thursday.
Notable calls received by the Danville Police from Aug. 14 to Aug. 20.
BART officials will meet Wednesday to discuss the transit agency's decision to cut off cell phone service in stations on Aug. 11 to thwart would-be protesters.
A look back at top stories from Aug. 14 to Aug. 20.
Information about road closures and parking for Thursday night's traffic advisory in downtown Danville.
Kathleen Dake of Blackhawk was sentenced last week to almost a year in jail and three years probation. She pleaded no contest to five counts of grand theft through embezzlement from St. Isidore Catholic Church.
A list of notable incidents from the Aug. 7 to 13 Danville Police Log.
PG&E is starting a project on Aug. 17 to replace light poles along El Capitan Drive, Contada Circle and other streets in the neighborhood near the country club.
Trees, buildings and lamps were damaged at the park over the weekend. Police discovered the vandalism Monday morning.
A look back at top stories from Aug. 7 to Aug. 13.
Police arrested the pair on suspicion of robbing the San Ramon bank at gunpoint last week.
Officials are asking residents to be vigilant and speak to youth on the dangers of ingesting new drug.
The popular boutique in Danville's Rose Garden shopping center is having a 60 percent off sale until it closes its doors on Aug. 14.
IRS says con artists are targeting elderly and disabled people.
Notable incidents Danville police responded to July 31 to Aug. 6.
A look back at top stories around town from July 31 to Aug. 6.