Last Week in Dublin: Bomb Threat, Family Cat Shot and Community Remembers Teen

 Dublin High's annual Senior Awards Night packs the Shannon Center with students, parents and educators.

 Police say a call was made about a bomb in the T.J. Maxx store in Hacienda Crossings.

 Colleen Schoenthal inspires her family to volunteer and help the community.

 Mayor Tim Sbranti talks about the latest local news.

 The board of trustees dedicated the Tom Fiori Memorial Bench in his memory at the recent board meeting.

 A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held at Dublin High on Wednesday evening.

 About 2,000 people gathered at a Danville church Wednesday to mourn the loss of 15-year-old Allison "Alliy" Bayliss, who authorities say jumped to her death from the Golden Gate Bridge on Monday morning.

 A Dublin High students explains why the second annual Jazzin’ For a Cure was a night full of music and hope.

 A Dublin family is offering a $3,000 reward to find the person who shot and killed their cat with a pellet gun May 22.

 Teachers, staff and volunteers received recognition at the recent board meeting.

 Supervisor Scott Haggerty addressed a crowd of business leaders at the Alameda County Fairgrounds.

 There were reports that Cal State East Bay Professor Steve Ugbah had been arrested. He had taken a leave of absence from his teaching job to run for elective office in the African nation.

 The owner of Cellar 9 brings 35 years of restaurant experience to Dublin and hopes to bring American comfort food to its customers.

 Fifth-graders at Dublin Elementary participated in an etiquette tea.

A list of notable arrests and incidents by Dublin police.

Stores in Dublin and Pleasanton will donate 25 percent of dinnertime proceeds June 1 to June 14.

The latest roundup of retail and restaurant news in the Tri-Valley area.