Livermore’s popular geocaching treasure hunt, launched in November as a fun way to learn about the city, is being extended through the end of winter. Those who find all five geocaches can enter their game cards in a raffle for a chance to win prizes. Each cache is hidden outdoors, and the game is considered COVID-19 safe. For more information, visit www.Livermoreassets.net/geocache or www.cityoflivermore.net.
With recent rains, the daffodils on “Daffodil Hill” began to bloom on the western slope of Pioner Park, on the corner of Wall Street and Stanley Boulevard, in Livermore's Boot Hill or Pioner Park. (Photos - Doug Jorgensen)
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