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BY TYLER HENSON Two movies about uncanny creatures opened this weekend. Other Mommy features a …
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Bocce standings as of Friday, Feb. 12, 2016
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Williams 26 leads Valkyries over Atlanta in WNBA Finals opener
BY HELEN LAME’ The Golden State Valkyries, fresh off a sweep of the defending champion …
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Valkyries take down Dallas 77-73 to advance to WNBA semis
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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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Gaucho injury time winner stuns Dogs
By GERARDO RECINOS Martinez Tribune It was surprising, it was unfair, it was heart wrenching, and it happened in a matter of seconds. It was soccer. It was one team wanting it more than the other and taking their chances, which were few and far between, and converting them. El …
Read More »Late rally softens score line in Lady Bulldog loss to Campolindo, 72-50
By GERARDO RECINOS Martinez Tribune There’s a drop off when it comes to the quality of Miramonte and the rest of the league, but the Campolindo Cougars have done a great job closing that gap with a crop of young players. Still, the Alhambra varsity girls basketball team was successful …
Read More »Nomination period for June elections begins
UPDATED Feb. 19, 2016: In June, the top two candidates in each county race that receive the most votes will advance to the November Primary. MARTINEZ, Calif. – The first step on the road to the June 7 Presidential Primary Election begins this week, as Contra Costa residents are invited …
Read More »Alhambra earns draw against Las Lomas
In the last three years, the Alhambra High School girls soccer team has always limped into the playoffs with late league losses. This year they’ll be buoyed by the fact they earned a result in their final game. Everything went against them in their 0-0 draw with Las Lomas on Thursday night, but …
Read More »Bocce standings as of Friday, Feb. 5, 2016
Dogs beaten down by Wildcats
By GERARDO RECINOS Martinez Tribune Alhambra’s wrestlers went on the road on Thursday, Feb. 4, to take on the Dougherty Valley Wildcats in their final Diablo Foothill Athletic League meet with the San Ramon school. Alhambra’s final road DFAL dual once again highlighted the tenacity of the small Bulldog team, …
Read More »Campo shuts out Alhambra in home league loss 1-0
By GABRIEL AGURCIA Special to the Tribune Alhambra’s boy’s varsity soccer team was defeated at home by Campolindo on Friday, Feb. 5, by a score of 1-0. The Bulldogs came out a bit sluggish and out of sync, which the Cougars tried to take advantage of. Unable to get into …
Read More »Ramirez goes off in a DFAL loss to Matadors on the road, 63-49
By GERARDO RECINOS Martinez Tribune As the Bulldogs’ time in the Diablo Foothill Athletic League comes to a close, there seem to be some mixed feelings about Alhambra’s final few games. On the one hand, no wins in the league campaign so far makes the league change a welcome change. …
Read More »Lady Dogs honor champions
On Tuesday night the Alhambra girls varsity basketball team did something that could only happen in a small town like Martinez. During their 45-31 victory over the Las Lomas Knights, they honored a group of eight grade girls who will soon enough be incoming Bulldogs in the class of 2020 …
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Rachel Chinouriri’s Spoke Too Soon an uneven sophomore effort
BY XAVIER JOHNSON What is it like after the lights come back on and the party is over? How does it feel to come home at 2:00 a.m. and catch yourself in the mirror? These questions are central to modern pop’s current movement. Today’s pop stars are in direct conversation …
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Neil Young’s acoustic Second Song sounds tired but beautiful
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Tom Cruise’s Digger is a polarizing original, and that’s good
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‘Verity’ conquers as ‘Digger’ splits reaction
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Hole’s Melissa Auf der Maur resurfaces with archive recordings
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Over 100K C.C. adults reportedly struggling with mental distress
About 138,400 adults in Contra Costa County say their mental health was not good on at least 14 of the past 30 days, according to the newest county estimates from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. That’s 15.3% of the county’s adults, up from 11.5% in the CDC’s estimates …
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