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Locals mourn passing of beloved coach, teacher

Coach Tim Bruder remembered for impact on students’ lives.

A week after the death of Alhambra High School coach and teacher Tim Bruder, a Facebook page dedicated to his memory has attracted nearly 800 members and almost as many testimonials to his prodigious popularity with students and colleagues.

Entry after entry chronicles the positive, lasting impact Bruder had on the legions of teenagers who crossed the threshold of his auto shop classroom or joined the Bulldog track or cross country running teams over the past 24 years.

A memorial is scheduled for Dec. 19 at 4 p.m. in the AHS gymnasium.more...

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Homecoming Parade 2009

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A splendid time was truly had by all. Good luck getting a Frappucino at Starbucks, which was next to ground zero. Click the leftmost photo below to start a slideshow. If you want to watch a specific photo, double-click it to enlarge it. If you wish to add your own photos to the slide show, please e-mail them (please supply captions that identify people in the photo, if you can) to .

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AHS students win awards for mock trial

After a week of legal sparring and a matching of wits, Contra Costa County’s 2009 High School Mock Trials Program concluded Tuesday evening at the Wakefield Taylor Courthouse, in Martinez, as Miramonte High School of Orinda defeated Alhambra High School in the finals round. San Ramon’s California High School beat out Acalanes High School of Lafayette in the consolation round.more...

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Mock Trial program focuses on First Amendment

The case involves a newly-arrived religious sect in town and subsequent resident opposition to their presence. The opposition leader, charged with inciting a riot at a rally by singing a violent rap song decrying the sect, was arrested for arson and incitement to riot after a suspicious fire broke out on the religious group’s compound.more...

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