Meals on Wheels Diablo Region is pleased to announce a partnership with Pacific Gas and …
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BY J.A. SCHWARTZ The 2020 baseball season has arrived at a destination that many felt …
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By DONNA BETH WEILENMAN Martinez Tribune Some brightly-colored, retro-painted Sprint Cup cars will have earned their “Darlington stripes” Sunday as the NASCAR series draws closer to the season end. And one driver who is hoping to get a checkered flag Sunday is Jeff Gordon. Gordon, the Vallejo native who is …
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By GERARDO RECINOS Martinez Tribune It took the Alhambra Bulldogs Water Polo team 21 minutes and 32 seconds to get ahead of the Bishop O’ Dowd Dragons on Wednesday night, Sept. 2. But after more than three periods of playing from behind (including a 4-0 deficit) the Bulldogs went ahead, …
Read More »By MARTINEZ MAYOR ROB SCHRODER The single biggest complaint I receive from residents is the poor condition of the streets and roads in Martinez. In fact, I would guess that every mayor in every city in the state would rank the crumbling infrastructure as the number one concern of the …
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By GERARDO RECINOS Martinez Tribune Anyone who has ever watched a junior varsity football game would probably use the same words to characterize them: high-scoring, undisciplined, and chaotic. Friday’s bizarre 6-6 tie between the College Park Falcons and Alhambra Bulldogs was anything but. The two teams played rigid defense, in …
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By DONNA BETH WEILENMAN Martinez Tribune A fast-moving blaze ignited when a car caught fire Sunday morning in the 2700 block of Franklin Canyon Road, destroying buildings and killing one dog and four birds that had been housed in the structures, Contra Costa County Fire Protection District Captain George Laing …
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By GERARDO RECINOS Martinez Tribune Rivalry games are always a toss up. Teams gear up for them, fans mark their calendars for them, and we all watch eagerly as two teams battle for local supremacy. For the fourth year in a row the Alhambra Bulldogs sent the College Park Falcons …
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By GERARDO RECINOS Martinez Tribune Currently undergoing an overhaul, the College Park Football field was supposed to be in and ready to go for the first game of the season, however it is not. However, according to new coach Joe Tenorio, the field will be ready to go for the …
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After a successful tenure at Encinal-Alameda, Joe Tenorio is looking to follow up program staple Bill Kepler, who was at the program for 35 years before stepping down By GERARDO RECINOS Martinez Tribune It would be easy for the Falcons to hang their heads on last season. They finished at …
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MARTINEZ, Calif. – When people who know Richard Muñoz think of him, they may think of his humor, his affability, and his dedication to community. What they may not think of, however, is that Muñoz spends his days – and oftentimes nights – as a mortician. The sports car driving, …
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BY DEBRA J. MORRIS Are you finding it hard to keep busy while isolating at home during the age of COVID-19 ? With the ongoing pandemic, many people are learning how to bake, how to grow their own vegetables, how to repair their homes, and how to cook. Why not …
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BY JUDIE & JOSEPH PALMER For those that are familiar with our column, we would like to share why it matters so much to us personally. For those of you who have never read our column, allow us to introduce ourselves. We began writing Underground Echoes over four years ago …
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