The Brentwood Union School District, in conjunction with the Brentwood Police Department, will be hosting a Cyber Safety Event on March 30, at 5:30 p.m., with a second presentation in Spanish at 7 p.m., in the Edna Hill Middle School Theater, 140 Birch St. Due to the sensitive nature of the material, parents and guardians only please. Don’t miss this special opportunity to keep your student safe.
Are your fruit trees overflowing thanks to El Nino’s bounty? Register your tree with The Urban Farmers, let them harvest the fruit and donate it in your name, but keep the tax write off! The fruit is donated to local hunger relief agencies, the service is free and the workers are fully insured. Plus, if you have a student in need of work credit, volunteering with The Urban Farmers can help rake in the points. For upcoming harvest times, visit http://goo.gl/vschsi.
Speaking of harvests, Deer Valley High School has received a grant to start a community garden, with a focus on fruits and vegetables. Since the grant was recently awarded, specifics of the garden, including the opening date, aren’t yet available, so stay tuned for more updates down the line.
More news out of Antioch. Pete’s Restaurant & Brewhouse had its ribbon cutting at the Hillcrest Crossroads shopping center, in the former Sizzler’s building. Pete’s has been making homemade, hand-tossed pizzas in the Sacramento area since 1987, along with American cuisine, including burgers and sandwiches. For more information on Pete’s and its official opening date, visit www.facebook.com/petesbrewhouseantioch.
Staying on the topic of food, the much-anticipated Callahan’s Coffee and Cones in Discovery Bay, has set a soft-opening date for March 19 through 27, with a grand-opening splash scheduled for April 3. See their Facebook page for details.
Also in Discovery Bay and just in time for summer, NorCal MasterCraft has set up shop at the Discovery Bay Marina. The well-known business, which will have its grand opening in April, provides fishing, tow and pontoon boats and sells all manner of water-recreation equipment, including wakeboards, surfboards, play tubes, vests, fenders and wax.
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