Dublin remains an active community
The past couple of months have been particularly busy throughout the community, and I’ve had the privilege of attending several events. Some of them that I want to recognize include the Dublin Library’s “Dublin Reads” program, where I hosted a book discussion on this year’s selection “A Wrinkle in Time.” The Library does an excellent job hosting a series of activities surrounding one book each year that they encourage the community to read together. I also enjoyed serving as the auctioneer of the Dublin Partners in Education Celebrity Waiter Dinner and the Dublin High PFSO Raise Your Class events. I also want to recognize the Valley Childrens’ Museum for hosting a very enjoyable Open House event, along with the Dublin Chamber of Commerce for allowing me to participate on the panel of their annual Real Estate Tour and Luncheon. Finally, it was a real honor to be a part of three Veterans’ Day tributes, including a parade and reception at the VFW Hall in Pleasanton followed by our own Hometown Heroes event at the Senior Center. Another event that I could not attend but was well received by the community include the Heritage Days Festival at the City’s new Heritage Park and Museums. This will certainly become an annual tradition moving forward.
