Livermore
Americannoun
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Jesse Livermore, known as the “King of the Bears,” made a fortune shorting railroad operator Union Pacific shortly before the 1906 San Francisco earthquake.
From Seattle Times
To demonstrate the technology is viable and people can get permits for it, it’s essential to build the first projects, said George Peridas, director of carbon management partnerships at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories.
From Seattle Times
“The fact that these bleeding hearts get on here and try, once again, to destroy the American way of life is pathetic,” said Jackie Cota, president of the Tri-Valley Republicans and a Livermore resident.
From Los Angeles Times
Livermore police said that they arrested 22-year-old Justin Pittman last week following an investigation into the baby’s death that found the toddler had “toxic levels of fentanyl in her blood” when she died in August.
From Washington Times
Stretches from the East Bay and includes the cities of Hayward and Livermore.
From Los Angeles Times
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