Tour Down The Shizzle Creek In Pleasanton, Ca Today

Reservation is required. To learn more about or to book a spot on this special tour down shizzle creek, please visit DSRSDs official website or call the DSRSD public information office at (925) 875-2282. Dublin, Pleasanton, and southern San Ramon generate up to 10 million gallons of wastewater every day that must be handled efficiently and safely to protect public health. Increasingly, wastewater treatment is a resource recovery operation that generates recycled water to irrigate green spaces and biofuel that can generate heat and electricity. The tour highlights these processes as well as career opportunities in the water industry.

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Besides taking a tour of the house, visitors can watch an 18th-century musket exhibit and drills, examine an artifact exhibit, learn about Colonial cooking and Colonial herb gardens. In addition, the Faesch General Store will be open for shopping. Ingrid Sceusi, member and past president of the Historical Society of Rockaway Township said, "It gives us the opportunity to show to the public, on a grand scale, all the progress that has been made in the restoration of the Ford-Faesch house, now that Phase 3 has just recently been completed!" She added, "I definitely think that Pathways will broaden Morris County residents awareness of the Ford-Faesch House, especially since it is the sister house to Washingtons Headquarters in Morristown, both houses having been built by Col. Jacob Ford, Jr.!

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The group -- roughly 40 senior citizens from around the world -- was allowed to return to the Old Faithful Inn to spend a second night at the hotel, but some with limited English skills thought they were under arrest, she said. Vaillancourt said the guards looked like armed "Hulk Hogans" who told group members they couldnt leave the hotel and that some of the Asians guests said, Oh my God, are we under arrest? The federal government owns the inn but it is run by private contractor Xanterra Parks & Resorts, said Tom Mesereau, who handles public relations for the company. He also said inn staff was not aware of anyone being held inside under armed guard.