Livermore, California, United States (Local)
Christina's coverage focuses on local community events, non-profit organizations, and philanthropy in the United States, specifically California and Livermore. She often features human-interest stories that highlight positive contributions to the community.
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By: Christina Cavallaro
LIVERMORE — For Michelle Ryan’s family, race car driving is more than a pastime; it’s a lifestyle — and a profession. The Ryans started a business, called Ryan Racing 23, that focuses on helping driver development and garnering exposure for the child-size motorsport known as quarter midget racing.
By: Christina Cavallaro, Andrew Lee Jorgensen
Andrew “Andy” Lee Jorgensen, the father of The Independent’s photographer Doug Jorgensen — died last month. A nuclear physicist at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Andy Jorgensen helped build and fire the first laser for the lab.
By: Christina Cavallaro
From left to right, San Ramon Mayor Dave Hudson, Danville Mayor Karen Stepper, Pleasanton Mayor Karla Brown, Livermore Mayor John Marchand and Dublin Mayor Melissa Hernandez held a panel discussion during an annual debate at the Bankhead Theater last week. The event was hosted by the Tri-Valley Nonprofit Alliance. (Photo – Doug Jorgensen)
Dianne Evans, above, spins her own yarn and knits garments as a practical, creative hobby small enough to fit in her RV, which she lives out of. (Photo – Doug Jorgensen)
“Women in Business” Moderator, Livermore Valley Chamber of Commerce President Sherri Souza (center), led a thought-provoking conversation at the Bankhead Theater on March 28 with panelists from local political and business sectors. (Left to right) Carolyn Wente, Chairwoman of Wente Estates; Marianna Marysheva, Livermore City Manager; Deborah Haldeman-Wells, Cemex Director; and Nan Ho, Las Positas College Vice President of Academic Services. (See story on page 3.) (Photo courtesy of Ron Essex Photography) RON ESSEX PHOTOGRAPHY
By: Christina Cavallaro
Triangular crayons created by the Crayon Initiative from recycled crayons are being donated to hospitals nationwide. (Photo – Lara George Photography)
By: Christina Cavallaro, Philippe Lissart, Willy Carter
Brian Gore, known as the “Guitar Poet” and founder of the celebrated International Guitar Night (IGN), will showcase at the Bankhead Theater his latest album, “Seek the Love You’re Yearning.”
By: Christina Cavallaro
Marc Chagall lithographs are on display at the Bankhead Theater through May 19. Above, Joni Schuld (front) and Linda Croce (back) view the exhibit in the theater’s lobby. (Photo – Doug Jorgensen)
A glider from Soaring Heart Aviation recently parked in front of the Page Mill Winery to raise awareness of the nonprofit, which gives glider rides to sick children. Above, residents Jessica and Craig Hughes try out the cockpit. (Photo – Christina Cavallaro)
By: Christina Cavallaro
Don Baird stands in front of the Schenone building and recalls his adventurous ride on a flagpole halyard 50 years ago. The swing attracted the attention of both the public and police. (Photo — Doug Jorgensen)
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