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11/06/09
Congratulations to our five winners and thanks to everyone who participated in our first ever Halloween costume contest.
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11/04/09
Diablo’s can’t-miss events of the coming week: Globe Theatre in Love’s Labour’s Lost, Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Rangers, Michael Chabon at the Danville Library, the Livermore-Amador Symphony, and Diablo’s Gourmet East Bay.
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10/30/09
We've received dozens of entries: send us your favorite costume photos.
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10/29/09
Marc Bamuthi Joseph brings his stylish piece to the Bay Area
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10/28/09
Check out our Editor-in-Chief on ABC-7 at 3 p.m.
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10/28/09
We caught up with historian Richard Taylor about what's on the Clayton Ghost Walk
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10/28/09
Diablo’s can’t-miss events of the coming week: Star Trek: The Exhibition at the Tech Museum, the Monster Bash aboard the U.S.S. Hornet and other Halloween events, Fruitvale's Dia de los Muertos festival, and Lafayette artists present reflections on hope.
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10/27/09
The deliciousness of the main character in Ying Chang Compestine’s new children’s book Boy Dumplings will appeal to even the most candy-obsessed junior trick-or-treater this Halloween season. You and your child can take a break from your sugar high and look in on a pudgy little kid, who is as clever as he is adorable. When spotted by a hungry ghost who’d love to eat the boy up, the boy tricks the ghost, sending him all over China looking for just the right ingredients to make boy dumplings. Young readers will wonder whether their young hero will successfully avoid the ghost’s cooking pot. Compestine, who lives in Lafayette and has written everything from cookbooks to a novel, has once again brought humor and charm to the world of...
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10/21/09
Diablo’s can’t-miss events of the coming week: Geek Out at Lawrence Hall of Science, Center REP’s Witness for the Prosecution, Ghost Walks in Pleasanton, Danville’s Fall Crafts Festival, The Suzanne Farrell Ballet in Berkeley, and Lafayette Reservoir Run.
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10/15/09
Author/Producer to speak about his journey to Mongolia in search of a cure for his autistic son. Documentary movie debuts in Berkeley Friday.
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