Livermore Sign Ban Questioned by ACLU and City
Livermore residents backed by the No on 14 campaign face a challenge to a residential political sign ban. The ACLU calls the ordinance unconstitutional and demands repeal. A Sept. 28 public hearing will explore the legality as officials urge compliance and civil disobedience concerns are raised.
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District Approves Granada High Gym Project and Bonds
Livermore High School District trustees approved a 550000 Granada High School gymnasium plan awaiting state approval. The board also authorized 370000 in bonds with the remainder from state aid, plus five additional improvement projects funded by operating reserve gains.
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Lights Out For 1600 In Livermore
About 1,600 electric customers in Livermore were without power for about 20 minutes when a pole fire on a 12,000 volt distribution circuit near East Avenue and Estates Street caused by light rain tripped the line. Pacific Gas and Electric Co spokesman said dust on insulators sparked the outage. most home circuits were restored after 22 minutes.
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