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Police Log: Party Disturbances, Reported Arson and Stolen Cars
A summary of notable incidents from the May 30 to May 5 Danville police log.

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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.
A summary of notable incidents from the May 30 to May 5 Danville police log.

Miss Teen California, Mary Kate FitzPatrick, is now home in Danville for the summer working at local tanning salons and spending time with family and friends.
Congratulations to Praveen Agrawal for a sweet and silly photo of dad and his kid.
SRVHS Alum Katie Fleming, who was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis at age one, received a double-lung transplant on May 14.
A summary of notable incidents from the May 23 to May 29 Danville police log.
For 22 years this Vista Grande science teacher, retiring at the end of this school year, has used hands-on activities to teach her students.
Joe Hackman met Richard Muller on Blog Talk Radio to discuss global warming and climate change.
To celebrate Memorial Day, we want to hear your stories honoring veterans.
Danville Police continue their investigation of an accident at Sycamore Circle and Camino Ramon Sunday.
Dogs of all shapes and sizes stepped-out with their owners for "Doggie Night" Thursday.
Students at San Ramon Valley High put their team spirit to the test during the lunchtime Greek Games.
A summary of notable incidents from the May 16 to May 22 Danville police log.
Cub Scout Den 1 removed graffiti and trash from a bridge on the Iron Horse Trail on May 12 and will continue their efforts over the next year.
Witnesses say a young woman was hit by a car while crossing the Iron Horse trail.