Last Week in Dublin: Pottermania, News About Guy Fieri's Restaurant and Police Arrests

 Circus Vargas continues through Monday July 18 in the unmissable "big top" tent at the intersection of I-580 and Hacienda Drive in Dublin, just across the street from the Hacienda Crossings shopping mall.

Mayor Tim Sbranti reports on the latest news in Dublin.

 Police recovered about $1 million worth in drugs, according to the East Bay Regional Parks District.

 Fans lined in Dublin up for as long as 22 hours to catch Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2.

 The Voices of Hope choir sings at the bedside of those in the last stages of life.

 Reduction in state funding leads to CSU trustees' vote for tuition hike.

 How a local couple made their way to Dublin.

New roller derby team is recruiting players for matches.

 Pleasanton shifts from Supervisor Scott Haggerty's district to Supervisor Nate Miley's district in the new map. Pleasanton leaders are not pleased.

 Attendance at this year's Alameda County Fair, the 41st largest in the nation, was up 8 percent over last year.

 Belmont resident Michael Ng tells Patch about the hours he spent lost at sea, and what it's like to be back home. A man from Dublin and another from San Ramon are still among the missing.

 Notable arrests and incidents Dublin police encountered from June 3 to Thursday.

 Johnny Garlic's will be where Fuzio restaurant was in Hacienda Crossings.

 Twenty-four recruits graduate from the 2011 XAL Fire Academy.