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Caroline Donahoe

Caroline Donahoe, Reporter

Caroline Donahoe is a 12th grader at Northgate High School in Walnut Creek.

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Journalist and television producer Lisa Ling will be the featured speaker at the Newsmakers: Lesher Speaker Series on July 10 in Walnut Creek.

Lisa Ling up next for Lesher Newsmakers series

Caroline Donahoe, Contra Costa Youth Journalism
July 5, 2025
An aisle in a local drug store is filled with makeup, some of which may have to be altered as a result of the new state law that bans 26 chemicals in cosmetics and fragrances.

Law bans cosmetic chemicals starting in 2027

Caroline Donahoe, Contra Costa Youth Journalism
May 31, 2025
Author and humorist Dave Barry, shown here at the Gaithersburg Book Festival in Maryland in 2023, will be the featured speaker at the Lesher Foundation’s Newsmakers: Lesher Speaker Series event on May 13 at the Lesher Center for the Arts in Walnut Creek. Photo via Wikimedia Commons

‘Class Clown’ Dave Barry to take the stage in Lesher speaker series

Caroline Donahoe, Contra Costa Youth Journalism
May 9, 2025
Henry Winkler returns to the Newsmakers: Lesher Speaker Series on March 18 along with his close friend Marlee Matlin. Winkler spoke at the speaker series in 2023. Photo courtesy of the Lesher Foundation.

Winkler, Matlin bring unique friendship to Newsmakers series

Caroline Donahoe, Contra Costa Youth Journalism
March 15, 2025
Judy Woodruff in 2019. Photo by J.D. Lasica, Pleasanton, CA, CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons

Judy Woodruff opens East Bay Leadership Council speaker series

Caroline Donahoe, Contra Costa Youth Journalism
January 21, 2025
Love + Chocolate, a family-owned chocolate shop in downtown Walnut Creek, has not seen any real obvious impacts of increased chocolate prices on sales.

Chocolate shop owners and consumers notice prices increasing

Caroline Donahoe, Contra Costa Youth Journalism
December 4, 2024
In spite of a stabbing in the spring of 2023 at Northgate High School, students and teachers say they generally feel safe on campus.

Violence on school campuses raises safety alarms in Bay Area

Caroline Donahoe, Contra Costa Youth Journalism
October 3, 2024
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