Michael Wittner is a Tri-Valley Editor at Patch. He is passionate about covering regional interests and events, with a focus on public education, sports, and the housing market in the communities of Danville, San Ramon, Dublin, Pleasanton, and Livermore. Michael's work has been featured in The Active Times, Mashed, Yahoo News, and Patch.com.
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Michael Wittner's coverage primarily focuses on local news, community initiatives, and events in the United States, particularly in California. He covers a wide range of topics including crime, entertainment news, house & home features alongside seasonal and event-based content.
If you're reaching out to Michael with story pitches or expert insights, consider tailoring them to the local audience in Danville and nearby areas. Topics related to city events and services, crime trends affecting the community, family-oriented features tied to house & home themes could be well-received by him. Additionally, offering insights into ongoing or upcoming seasonal activities or breaking news relevant to his coverage area might also capture his attention.
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Construction on the Diablo Road Multi-Use Trail Project will involve grading activities on the east side of the sidewalk.
By: Michael Wittner
The annual fair returns with a Beach Boys concert, drone shows and World Cup watch parties. Discount tickets are available till Thursday.
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The two cities are celebrating Black culture and freedom with music, performances, and vendor markets with Black-owned businesses.
Celebrate the longest night of the year with live music, games, food and drink from Danville restaurants, and more.
By: Michael Wittner
A group of students from Bella Vista and Vista Grand elementary schools received two first place awards, and the Renaissance Award.
The Silicon Valley Scholars program offers free summer classes and other STEM learning opportunities for K-12 students.
Community members are asked to participate in a survey identifying the qualities and experiences they wish to see in the city's next leader.
The city's first pump track is adjacent to the Sunken Garden Skate Park. It offers banked turns, table tops, ADA accessibility, and more.
BART Board President and former Dublin Mayor Melissa Hernandez will face State Sen. Aisha Wahab in the August runoff.
