Last Week in Dublin: Students and Community Honor Veterans and Gaels Win Football Game

 In their annual event, Frederiksen Elementary School students honored military men and women.

 The Gaels retain "Shalalie" in convincing shutout win over cross-town rivals.

 The asteroid, called 2005 YU55, was going 30,000 miles per hour when it went past Earth on Tuesday.

 The owners from Eddie Papas and Towne Center Books share with Patch the struggles of being caught in the middle of Pleasanton's Swankville controversy.

 The new Sports Authority opened in Dublin on Friday.

 Marc Davis’s winning photograph, “Granite Ablaze,” will be permanently displayed at the U.S. Forest Service headquarters in Washington, D.C.

 The Rotary Club of Dublin honored Persian Gulf War Veterans at a event on Monday.

 The family of Michelle Le will continue their “Mission Michelle” search team to help other Bay Area families.

 Paul Rubio was born with a disease in which part of his spine was exposed at birth. He fought his way through that disability, through bullying, through poverty, to start his own business helping kids defend themselves.

 The technical glitch hit all types of cards — debit, credit, EBT and gift cards.

 Planning commission votes unanimously against 78-foot tall Hyundai sign.

 Notable arrests and incidents Dublin police encountered Oct. 27 to Nov. 5.

 A garden program for the Special Day Classes at Dublin High recently got some much-needed financial support.

 Officials say new interchange will be fully open to traffic on Nov. 16 — six months ahead of schedule.

 Dublin Partners in Education and the Dublin High School PFSO gross over $85,000 in back-to-back fundraising events.

 Wells Middle School Library Media Center is asking the community to make donations to help add more books to the school's library.

 The Dublin community kicked off a week of remembering veterans through the annual Hometown Heroes event.

 Shelby Harris is back with her family and Gavin McFate was arrested on an outstanding felony warrant.