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Aaron Negherbon and Troops Direct
Aaron Negherbon currently reaches some 1,000 Marines with his organization Troops Direct.

I am a multimedia journalist, writer and storyteller. I've reported from Thailand, Burma and the San Francisco Bay Area, covering censored artists, BART neighborhoods, earthquake recovery, go-kart racing and more.
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Before coming to Patch (see my welcome video to learn more), my work was published with Human Rights Watch, the <i>San Francisco Bay Guardian</i>, <i>Santa Cruz Sentinel</i>, <i>Diablo</i> magazine, California Watch and News21, a new media incubator funded by the Carnegie Corporation of New York and the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.
I am a graduate of the University of California, Berkeley, where I earned a bachelor's degree in art history and master's degree in journalism with an emphasis on new media.
My favorite Danville activities are buying produce at the Saturday Farmers Market, drinking a cappuccino (or watermelon mint cooler) at Sideboard and taking dance classes at Two Left Feet studio.
Aaron Negherbon currently reaches some 1,000 Marines with his organization Troops Direct.

The 2-year-old girl was taken to Children's Hospital in Oakland after a car hit the bike carrier her dad was towing.
The town approved a $26.2 million budget for the 2010-2011 fiscal year last month. You can view it in the attached PDF document.
Want to check out the garage sales in Danville and San Ramon this weekend? Here is a guide.
Three of the four members of Alma Desnuda grew-up in Danville, returning home Monday for a benefit concert at Maria Maria.
See who had the best photos in our photo contest from the Alameda County Fair.
A look at the highlights from the parade on Hartz Avenue.
Steve Simpkins, a 16 year veteran of the Contra Costa County Sheriff's office has been selected as the new Police Chief, expected to take his post in August.
Car accident Sunday sends one person to the hospital by helicopter paramedic.
A helicopter transported a person off Mt. Diablo after they crashed their bike.
The multi-million dollar renovation project continues as part of the old building was demolished Thursday.
Chef Rodney Worth opened the highly-popular restaurant, The Peasant and The Pear, six years ago. His new venture,The Little Pear, opens in Blackhawk Plaza Tuesday, July 6.
Thousands lined Hartz Avenue in Danville for the town's most popular event of the year complete with marching bands, mini-cars and dancing dragons.
More than 350 people gathered at Dougherty Valley High in San Ramon for the 24-hour American Cancer Society fundraiser last weekend.
Local officials, veterans and residents were among about 100 people who attended a groundbreaking ceremony Friday.
No one was injured Saturday night when a teen fired shots into the Sycamore Clubhouse on Old Orchard Drive during a party.
At the last school board meeting of the school year the budget was approved to meet a July 1 deadline. The board also took the next step toward having Subway Franchises in the high schools.
Watching the parade on July 4th or wondering how to get around it? Here is some important info.
Officials at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center said San Ramon physician Robert Litman was released from the hospital Sunday.
A summary of notable incidents from the weekly Danville Police log.