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NEWS RELEASE June 4, 2021 CONTACT: Adam Van de Water Director, Office of Innovation and Economic Development 925-960-4405 APPLY NOW FOR LIVERMORE TOURISM AND SPECIAL EVENT GRANTS The City of Livermore is pleased to announce the availability of five Tourism and Special Event Grants for fiscal year 2021-2022. The purpose of the program [...]
The Livermore Valley Chamber of Commerce congratulates the City of Livermore and the community on the approval of the Downtown Plan Affordable Housing Component and the non-profit developer, Eden Housing.
Goodness Village in partnership with Crosswinds Church and the City of Livermore, are building a village of tiny homes to house some of Livermore's unsheltered citizens.
LLNL developed the 32-channel multi-electrode arrays under the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)-funded SUBNETS (Systems-Based Neurotechnology for Emerging Therapies) program, which aims to improve treatments for neuropsychiatric illnesses in military service members.
UNCLE strives to be the first choice for exceptional financial services and has recently been voted “Best Credit Union” in the East Bay for a fourth year in a row.
TSG remains steadfast as an independent company focused on providing extraordinary service support and building long-term partnerships.
Corporate Games provides you with the fastest, most efficient and entertaining ways to accomplish this goal. With proven training techniques and the widest variety of custom team building activities, you reap the benefits of accelerated learning and enhanced team performance.
Free, individualized, confidential one-on-one advising for existing businesses and start-ups within the unincorporated areas of Alameda County.
Appointed with the concurrence of DOE and NNSA, Budil is the 13th director of the Laboratory since it was established in 1952 and its first woman director.
With all our technology, there must be a better and easier way to grow healthy food in a small suburban or urban space. There is! Learn how to save up to $2000 per year in food costs, and grow healthier food than you can get at the store.
