Martinez resident Matt Sieger, whose previous book, The God Squad: The Born-Again San Francisco Giants …
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Valkyries take down Dallas 77-73 to advance to WNBA semis
BY HELEN LAME’ Gabby Williams rebounded from a slow start to score 11 points in …
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Sharks blow 3-0 lead against Florida in opener, rally for OT win
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Maturing baby Sharks primed to compete for Pacific Division title
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Rams overwhelming favorites to hoist Lombardi Trophy
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49ers owner Jed York arrested for engaging in prostitution
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Teacher of the Year finalists to be honored at upcoming banquet
After a rigorous selection process, the four current Contra Costa County Teacher of the Year (TOY) finalists concluded their progression Monday morning, Aug. 15, at the annual Teacher of the Year Speech Presentation. The four finalists were each asked to give a prepared three- to five-minute speech titled: “What have …
Read More »Police beef up patrols for start of school year
Fire District also offers back-to-school safety tips for kids By DAVID SCHOLZ Martinez Tribune MARTINEZ, Calif. – Back to School means one thing – kids, lot of them, and the driving public is reminded they need to be more aware of their surroundings in the coming days as the new …
Read More »Beavers end season with 21 swimmers at County
In one of their finest seasons, the Forest Hills Swim Team sent 21 swimmers to the qualification-only County Meet on Aug. 13-14 to compete against some of the best swim teams in the area. Many swimmers were nattling it out in the highly-competitve County Meet for the first time, where …
Read More »New League changes will have big effect for Bulldogs
By GERARDO RECINOS Martinez Tribune In a little over a month, the Diablo Athletic League will debut and Alhambra will take its place among the 12-team league that has been split into two conferences. The move was made as part of an initiative to restore competitive equity to all sports …
Read More »Martinez Community Foundation accepting grant applications
MARTINEZ, Calif. – Projects or programs that are located in, or which primarily serve Martinez and its residents are encouraged to submit grant applications for the spring 2016 grant review by the Martinez Community Foundation (MCF) Board of Directors. Applications must be received by Sept. 15. Established in 1993, the …
Read More »10,000 Maniacs Invade Yoshi’s in Oakland
BY DANIEL GLUSKOTER It has been a long strange trip for the 10,000 Maniacs that began in southwest New York 35 years ago. Since becoming one of the most popular alternative rock bands of their era and recording multiple platinum selling albums before breaking up at the height of popularity, …
Read More »Peter Wolf presents A Cure For Loneliness to San Francisco
BY DANIEL GLUSKOTER Peter Wolf’s Thursday night concert in San Francisco was an engaging performance by an immensely talented artist who has dedicated his life to music. Whereas many aspiring male musicians have indicated that they got into music to meet girls, Wolf has often stated that he got into …
Read More »Forest Hills swim season comes to a happy ending
Forest Hills Swim Team’s regular season came to an end after a very busy weekend of swimming at the three-day Concord City Swim Meet at Cowell Pool on Aug. 5-7. As all of the swimmers enjoyed the ‘50s themed event, over 133 personal best times were earned by the Beavers, …
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Hole’s Melissa Auf der Maur resurfaces with archive recordings
BY XAVIER JOHNSON Melissa Auf der Maur hasn’t released any new music in the last 16 years, so it’s understandable you’d be surprised to see a new record come across your feed recently. Best known as the bassist for Hole and later a touring member of Smashing Pumpkins, she also …
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Resident Evil delivers the scares, but is empty and lacks heart
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Resident Evil leads strong lineup of new releases
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South Korean creature feature “Hope” delivers breathless action
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Best Knives for Slaughtering: Choosing the Right Blade
For slaughtering the right tools come in handy, especially if you want to be efficient, safe and precise. Slaughtering knives are designed to do certain tasks, requiring sharpness and control — separating meat from bone, skirting or breaking down large cuts. In this article, we will cover knife materials, different …
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