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There comes a time when it becomes clear that the next step is away from the marriage. For many, this is a very difficult and uncertain step to take.
Trying to get a clear understanding of what to do with property, parenting, and financial issues may seem onerous. Trying to make those decisions when emotions run high between the parties or when a
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spouse is feeling tremendous sorrow and depression over the relationship loss only further complicates decision-making.
Taking action on getting help is the first step. Emotional self-care is part of that in order to handle the legal responsibilities and stresses one is faced with. Seeking a stable, emotional grounding becomes a priority. There are skilled therapists and counselors that can render aid in these situations. Counseling helps you deal with the loss as well as be in a safe, therapeutic place to talk through your fears and
Engaged for decades in the Northern California legal community, Arlene D. Kock is a past member of the Alameda County Bar Association (ACBA) Board of Directors. She served on their Attorney Referral Panel for many years and was the past chair of their Ethics and Civility Committee. In her capacity on that committee, Arlene was instrumental in assisting the team in preparing and creating the ACBA statement of professionalism and civility, a policy that is expected to be adhered to today by the court and litigants. She is currently a member of the ACBA and the Contra Costa County Bar Association.
apprehensions as you move forward on this separation and divorce journey.
It’s quite possible that the healthcare coverage available to the family will be a service point for the cost of care.
An experienced family law attorney understands the important role of therapy in providing the service that a client needs in this very challenging stage in their life.
As Mother's Day nears, look
All mothers deserve some pampering, so treat yours to Bollinger Nail Salon's Signature
Spa Manicure and Pedicure. Afterward, stop by Sloat Garden Center and surprise her with bright, beautiful flowers.
Finally, enjoy a delicious meal at The Yellow Chilli, Esin Restaurant & Bar or Amici's Pizzeria.
See you this May at The Rose Garden!
Amici’s Pizzeria
Enjoy a taste of New York right here in California (925) 837-9800
Bollinger Nail Salon
Providing superior service in a relaxing, upscale environment (925) 838-5300
Community Bank of the Bay
Flexible solutions for local businesses, individuals & owner-operators (925) 838-2902
Compass Real Estate
Our mission is to help everyone find their place in the world. (925) 257-0305
Face Reality Acne Clinic
Clear skin + confidence within (510) 351-1842
Furbelows Fabrics
Fit Studio Danville
www.FitStudioDanville.com (925) 476-0085
Furbelows Fabrics
Designer textiles, custom services & accessories (925) 837-8579
Greenlight Simulation
Simulator-based driver training (415) 805-1343
Hull's Nor Cal
Window & Door
Offering the finest windows & doors in Northern California (209) 712-8946
Made By Hands
Dry cleaning & handmade items (925) 718-5222
Rebottaro Family Dentistry
Office of Michael J. Rebottaro, D.D.S. A new level of excellence in family & cosmetic dentistry (925) 837-1464
Republic of Cake
Freshly baked goodness you can’t resist (925) 254-3900
SalonCentric
Exclusively serving all the needs of salon professionals (925) 743-1258
San Ramon Piano
Sales-Rentals-Lessons (925) 732-1171
Site for Sore Eyes
Eye exams & affordable eye care (925) 964-1010
Sling It! Lacrosse
Your source for everything lacrosse (925) 820-5800
Sloat Garden Center
Offering plants, soils, tools & pottery (925) 837-9144
Starbucks Coffee
Delicious, handcrafted beverages & great-tasting food (925) 362-0617
The Yellow Chilli
Redefining Indian food (925) 272-7595
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Walnut Creek Aquanuts Celebration of Champions: A Luau Under the Stars
Saturday, May 31 • 5 – 8pm
Support over 100 Walnut Creek Aquanuts athletes at this dazzling luau-themed event featuring an elegant poolside show, a live and silent auction, and tropical food and beverages. Enjoy a spectacular showcase of competitive routines performed by the artistic swimmers and an exciting performance by the USA National Team. Funds raised will go toward competition travel, coaching, pool rental and more.
Tickets: $75-$125
Clarke Memorial Swim Center 1750 Heather Drive, Walnut Creek Auctria.Events/Aquanuts.org
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Saturdays • 11am – 2pm
May 3
• Marshmallow Painting
Discover the sweet history of the marshmallow, a beloved summer treat since 1850, and create a painting using this sticky confection.
May 10
• Mother’s Day Quilting
Celebrate Mother’s Day by exploring the rich tradition of quilting and designing your own unique paper quilt square.
May 17
• Sewing and Buttons
Uncover the ancient story of buttons and try stitching your own in this hands-on sewing experience.
May 31
• Animal Tracking
Learn how to read the hidden clues animals leave behind and make a track print to take home.
Admission is FREE
Forest Home Farms
19953 San Ramon Valley Blvd, San Ramon ForestHomeFarms.com
Friday – Sunday, May 16 – 18
The dust will rise and the adrenaline will surge as the 103rd Rowell Ranch Rodeo gallops back into Castro Valley/Hayward, bringing with it a wave of Wild West excitement. This historic rodeo draws fans from all over to experience heart-pounding rodeo action, camaraderie and old-fashioned fun. The family-friendly atmosphere, set against the scenic East Bay hills, makes the event more than just a rodeo—it’s a celebration of Western culture and community spirit.
Festivities officially kick off with the return of the Rodeo Parade on Saturday, May 10. This beloved event now features a later start time followed by a lively music and food festival. Castro Valley Boulevard will be shut down to make room for an evening full of entertainment and culinary delights. Events continue throughout the week, building up to rodeo weekend. Fans can look forward to the Cecil Jones Team Roping Cowboy Challenge, the spirited Cowgirl Picnic and the thrilling Rockin’ Bull Bash. Then comes the main event: two days of world-class professional rodeo action on Saturday, May 17, and Sunday, May 18, including a steak BBQ, dance and the Cowboy Experience.
Tickets: $20-$40
Rowell Ranch Rodeo Park • 9725 Dublin Canyon Road, Castro Valley RowellRanchRodeo.com
6:00 am to 3:00 pm
American Association of University Women - Danville-Alamo-Walnut Creek
Friday & Saturday, May 9 & 10 • 10am – 4pm
Ready to shake off winter and stroll into something beautiful this Mother’s Day weekend? “Escape to Serenity” with six stunning private gardens in Danville, Alamo and Diablo. Wander at your own pace and soak in the peaceful beauty that only nature can provide. Tickets include a digital guide featuring a map to the home locations and garden highlights. Perfect for a spring outing with family or friends, the tour is rain or shine and runs Friday and Saturday—visit in any order at your leisure. Proceeds will benefit scholarships, STEM programs and equity-focused initiatives supported by DAW AAUW, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. People 12 and older are welcome, but no pets, please.
Tickets: $40-45
Select Gardens in Danville, Alamo & Diablo DAW-CA.AAUW.net/2025-Garden-Tour
Tuesday, June 3 • 6 – 8:30pm
Hungry for a good cause? Stroll through historic downtown and sample signature bites from over 20 local restaurants, all within walking–or trolley–distance. Your “A Taste of Danville” passport unlocks a night of savory, sweet and everything in between. A free street trolley will whisk you from stop to stop, making it easy to explore every flavor. Stop by the new beer and wine tasting area and enjoy a curated selection of local pours. Proceeds benefit Lions Club charities, including the Lions Blind Center and educational scholarships.
Tickets: $20-$40 Downtown Danville Eventbrite.com (Search for “Danville Lions Club Restaurant Walk”)
Danville Livery Presents Danville Spring Stroll
Thursday, May 22 • 5 – 8pm • RSVP Required
Join Danville Livery for their new Spring Stroll. Enjoy a delightful evening discovering the charm of local merchants and eateries. Enjoy Danville Livery as you experience complimentary small bites, signature sips, exclusive gifts and giveaways, and live DJ entertainment. Indulge in culinary delights, handcrafted cocktails, and local brews as you stroll, shop, and soak in the vibrant spring vibes. RSVP today!
Preregistration is required • FREE Event
Danville Livery
100-820 Sycamore Valley Road West, Danville DanvilleLivery.com
Bike to Work/Wherever Day
Thursday, May 15
May is National Bike Month, so get ready to take to the streets and swap your car for a bicycle for Bike to Work/ Wherever Day! On your commute to work, school, and beyond, you’ll encounter one of nearly 300 energizer stations across the Bay Area, handing out commemorative tote bags and goodies to riders all day long.
Participation is FREE BayAreaBiketoWork.com
Monday, May 26 • 9am
As part of San Ramon’s vibrant Art and Wind Festival, enjoy this heartfelt dedication to the brave men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice in service to the nation. Honor our fallen service members with patriotic music, remarks from city officials and veterans’ groups, and a commemorative Field of Flags to which you can dedicate a flag to remember a loved one.
Admission is FREE Memorial Park 3950 Bollinger Canyon Rd, San Ramon ArtAndWind.com
Saturday & Sunday, May 17 & 18
Experience the elegance of Italy at the Vintage Fashion Faire, celebrating “La Dolce Vintage,” a tribute to classic Italian cinema and legendary designers. Shop highly curated pieces from Valentino, Versace, Gucci, Prada, Fendi and more. The faire opens Saturday at 5pm with live music, a fashion contest and Italian cuisine in a twinkling wine garden inspired by the Riviera. On Sunday, explore additional vendors in a charming piazza setting outdoors. With dealers from across the West Coast and beyond, this is a destination for anyone who values timeless craftsmanship.
Tickets: $10-$20 (Children under 12 are FREE with an adult) Alameda County Fairgrounds
Summer Building & Wine Garden 2005 Valley Avenue, Gate 12 • Pleasanton VintageFashionFaire.com
Sunday & Monday, May 25 & 26
Visitors can explore a vibrant showcase of fine arts, handcrafted treasures and delectable specialty foods while enjoying performances across three entertainment stages. From international music and energetic party bands to captivating variety acts and delightful children’s shows, the festival offers nonstop excitement for all ages.
Kite enthusiasts will be mesmerized by breathtaking, professionally choreographed kite-flying demonstrations, while aspiring young flyers can craft their own masterpieces at a free kite-making workshop. Families can indulge in mouthwatering foods, experience thrilling amusement zones and soak in the lively, welcoming atmosphere.
Best of all, this festival is pet-friendly, bike-friendly and bursting with fun for everyone! Whether soaring a kite high above or discovering unique artisan finds, there’s no better way to celebrate art, wind and the joy of community.
Admission is FREE Central Park • 12501 Alcosta Blvd, San Ramon ArtAndWind.com
Saturday, May 3 • 10am
The Museum of the San Ramon Valley is hosting a tour of the historic Alamo Cemetery, where visitors can learn about the lives of early settlers through engaging stories and reenactments. Docents from MuseumSRV will share narratives about the valley residents interred in the cemetery, providing insight into their lives and legacies. With captivating tales that illuminate the past, they bring history to life—honoring the remarkable contributions and experiences that have shaped our community.
SERVICES INCLUDE:
RODENT CONTROL & RODENT REMOVAL
■ Rat and Mice Extermination
■ Rodent Removal and Rodent Proofing Services
AC/ HEATING / WATER HEATERS
■ AC, Heating & Water Heater Installation & Replacement
ATTIC & CRAWL SPACE SERVICES
■ Attic & Crawl Space Cleaning
■ Insulation Removal and Replacement
■ Crawl Space Insulation Removal & Replacement
■ Attic Decontamination
■ Whole-house rodent proofing
■ Radiant Barrier Insulation
WATER DAMAGE & MOLD REMOVAL
■ Sump Pump Installation
■ French Drainage
■ Waterproofing
■ Basement Crawl Space Waterproofing
INSULATION & ENERGY EFFICIENCY
■ Attic Fan & Whole House Fan Installation
■ Vapor Barrier Installation
■ Attic Ladder Installation
■ Blow-In, Batt & Spray Foam Installation
■ Moisture Barrier
AIR DUCT SERVICES
■ Air Duct Repair & Replacement
■ Air Ducts Cleaning 95%
Imagine this: the sun beating down, the warm air swirling around you, and the sparkling blue water of your very own pool inviting you
Why Owning a Pool Is the Ultimate Game Changer!
in for a refreshing dip. The moment your toes touch the cool water, you feel the stress of the day melt away. It’s not just a pool—it’s your personal slice of paradise.
1. A Private Oasis in Your Backyard
No need to pack up and travel to crowded public pools or expensive resorts. With a pool in your yard, you create your own private retreat where you can relax, entertain, or have fun with family and friends anytime you want.
2. Entertainment at Your Fingertips
Pool parties, barbecues, or even a quiet evening swim to unwind after work—your pool offers endless possibilities. Whether you’re floating with a cocktail in hand or hosting a lively gettogether, the entertainment options are as limitless as your imagination.
3. Year-Round Enjoyment
Don’t let the seasons dictate when you can enjoy water fun. With the right pool and heating options, you can swim into the cooler months or splash around under the stars. Some pools even come with built-in covers to extend your swimming season.
4. A Healthier Lifestyle
A pool is not just about fun—it’s a fantastic way to stay fit and active. Whether you’re swimming laps, playing water volleyball, or doing aqua aerobics, it’s a great low-impact workout that benefits your body and mind.
5. Your Home’s Showstopper
Picture this: your friends and family arrive for a barbecue, and their eyes light up as they step into your backyard oasis. A pool is more than just a recreational feature—it’s a statement that says, “This is a place to live, relax, and enjoy life.”
Now, imagine diving into the water after a long day. Owning a pool is like having your own personal vacation spot right outside your door. So, why wait? Make your dream of pool ownership a reality and dive into happiness today!
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Friday, May 30 • 8pm
Randy Linder and his band have entertained audiences nationwide with Creedence Clearwater Revival’s hits from 1968 to 1972 and John Fogerty’s solo work. Since 2000, Randy has honored Fogerty, gaining national and international acclaim with performances in Las Vegas, Guam and Mexico for 14,000 fans. His authenticity shines through his resemblance to the legendary frontman of CCR in voice, guitar style and mastery of the blues harp.
Tickets: $45-$65
Bankhead Theater • 2400 First St, Livermore LivermoreArts.org/Events/Creedence-Revelation
The 2025 Alameda County Fair is set to celebrate summer at the Alameda County Fairgrounds. The Big O Tires Summer Concert Series boasts an electrifying lineup, featuring Bay Area hip-hop legend Too $hort, Grammywinning singer-songwriter Colbie Caillat and iconic funk band WAR kicking off the festivities on opening night. Other standout acts include Sugar Ray, Air Supply, Gym Class Heroes, and Tower of Power, with concerts held nightly at 8pm, except on July 4.
Beyond the music, the fair offers heart-pounding action with FMX freestyle motocross shows and the ever-popular All Alaskan Racing Pigs, delighting audiences of all ages. Evenings are capped off with a mesmerizing drone show at 9:30pm over the Stella Artois Grandstand, with spectacular fireworks lighting up the sky on Friday, June 13, and Thursday, July 3. The Alameda County Fair is the ultimate summer destination for family fun.
Saturday, May 10 • 11am – 4pm
Enjoy a day of creativity and community with this vibrant gathering of art enthusiasts and creators! Explore an indoor/outdoor market showcasing the talents of local artists. Sip wine, vibe to live acoustic music, and mingle with fellow art lovers.
Participation is FREE Dougherty Station Community Arts Center 17011 Bollinger Canyon Rd, San Ramon SanRamon.CA.gov
Danville Library • 400 Front Street
Magician Perry Yan
Tuesday, May 20 • 4 – 4:30pm
Friends of the Danville Library Pop-Up Book Sale
Saturday, May 31 • 10am – 2pm
San Ramon Library • 100 Montgomery Street
Silk Road: Globalization in the Ancient World
Saturday, May 10 • 2:30 – 3:30pm • Registration required
Pop-Up Crafternoon
Thursday, May 22 • 3 – 4pm
Admission
2025 Train Schedule thru October Trains operate the 2nd and 3rd weekends of each month. Departures are at 10:30am and 1pm on Saturdays and Sundays.
Ride through the canyon on a beautiful summer night!
1 hour and 20 minute diesel-powered round trip departing from our Sunol Depot at 7pm on Saturday, August 2.
Departing from Niles Departing from Sunol Friday, July 11 • 10AM Friday,
Eugene O’Neill Foundation
June 18 – 29
Calling all high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors passionate about theater and storytelling! Experience an immersive ten-day program at the scenic Tao House, where your creativity will flourish through hands-on learning with experienced local theater professionals.
Admission is FREE
Eugene O’Neill Tao House 1000 Kuss Rd, Danville EugeneONeill.org
Join the community for a heartfelt day of hope and philanthropy with this annual memorial hike and fundraiser benefiting Hope Hospice’s patient care and community programs. Stroll along a scenic 2.6-mile out-and-back trail and tack on an optional 2-mile loop featuring a moderate climb and stunning views. Hikers of all ages and levels, including your leashed four-legged friends, are welcome to make a difference! Saturday, May 17 • 8:30am
Registration: $15-$80 (Children 12 & under are FREE) Del Valle Regional Park 7000 Del Valle Road, Livermore P2P.OneCause.com/HikeForHope
