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Coverdw02/10 Reaching for the stars Danville man uses colors and birth dates to help folks find the perfect mate ➤ page 16 Vol. I, Number 41 • February 10, 2006 www.DanvilleWeekly.com Alamo Student election choice Residents to vote Alternative Ed on roundabout for at Vista Grande Danville Boulevard holding open house ➤ page 5 ➤ page 7 Mailed free to every home in Danville, Blackhawk, Diablo and Alamo Oneyear later Supervisor Mary N. Piepho talks about her past and present challenges page 14 Forget Me Not contemporary clothing & gifts Right now, it costs practically nothing to look and feel your best. Annual Valentine’s Trunk Show featuring Valentine Special!!! Daria Painter Jewelry Designs for February Only Buy 1 service and companion gets 50% off Saturday, February 11th second. Buy one Jan Marini or Glo Minerals product and companion gets 15% off the 11am-4pm second. Equal or Lesser value only. 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