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Video: The Daily Patchcast for Feb. 2
A look at top stories around the region for Wednesday, Feb. 2.
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<b>Favorite things to do: </b>Spending time with family and friends, playing soccer, taking my dog for long walks, reading, writing and keeping up with current events.
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Before coming to Patch, I was a Special Projects Producer for the NBC station in Boston. I have worked at various television station's throughout the country. As a journalist for nearly 10 years, I've had the opportunity to earn two Emmy Awards and an Edward R. Murrow Award. I'm passionate about telling stories that make a difference.
I am a graduate of the University of California, Santa Barbara, where I earned a Bachelor's degree in English. I also received a Master's degree in Broadcast Journalism from Boston University.
I love meeting new people and look forward to getting to know Dublin residents. I grew up in the Bay Area and am excited to call this unique area home again.
My aim as a journalist is to tell the stories in Dublin that you want to hear and deserve to know about. I welcome you to interact frequently on Dublin Patch and to contact me with story ideas, suggestions and feedback.
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<b>Local Hot Button Issues</b>
<i>What do you think are the most important issues facing the community?</i>
A few issues I'll keep an eye on include school and city budget cuts and new businesses and development. Dublin is a growing city and there are lots of changes to cover!
A look at top stories around the region for Wednesday, Feb. 2.
The toys collected through a holiday toy drive were distributed Thursday at a local fire station.
Valley High School made the list of 27 outstanding continuation high schools throughout the state named today.
The music department at Dublin High entertained audiences with two concerts this week.
Dublin Patch wants to know the best gift you've ever opened from someone.
The first winter Spare the Air alert has been issued for Wednesday.
Residents can face fines if caught burning wood.
Rain is in the forecast again for Sunday throughout the Bay Area.
Thanksgiving is less than 11 days away and Dublin Patch wants to know what you're cooking for the holiday.
Frederiksen Elementary School held its fifth annual Veteran's Day ceremony to honor all who have served in our military.
Tuesday night's City Council meeting's topics include ribbons and artifacts and a welcome to guests from the Dublin Unified School District.
Today's SF Giants game is sure to draw crowds of fans watching the game, so we want to see your spirit!
Tuesday evening's DUSD meeting brought employee of the month recognition, a spotlight on one elementary school and the appointment of the Coordinator of Special Education.
Patch employees across the country spent Thursday giving back to the communities we cover.
Mayor Tim Sbranti takes a look at what's going on in Dublin and shares this with Dublin Patch readers in his video report.
Teams are raising awareness for breast cancer at upcoming games.
Students, parents, staff and government officials celebrated Walk 'n' Roll week at Murray Elementary on Wednesday.
Here's a look at some of the stories you'll see on Dublin Patch.
Concerns voiced about possible grade reconfigurations at a community meeting Monday night.
Top 100 pipeline segments were evaluated and Dublin is not on the list.