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LeeAnne Jones

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As seen in: American Automobile Association (AAA), Via Magazine, Diablo Magazine
Former managing editor of Diablo and Via magazines. Current freelance storyteller and comma wrangler. Tweets = random thoughts about Bay Area, movies, writing.
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2026 Best of the East Bay Winners Directory

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By Samantha Durbin Verified, Ethan Fletcher, LeeAnne Jones Verified
| Diablo Magazine Verified
Diablo’s annual celebration of the incredible people, places, and businesses that make our area so special includes readers’ winners and top picks from local experts. Oakland’s Golden Girl Alysa Liu — Our Complete List of Winners
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2026 Best of the East Bay: Oakland’s Golden Girl Alysa Liu

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By LeeAnne Jones Verified
| Diablo Magazine Verified
Alysa Liu was everywhere in 2026, including the Vanity Fair Oscar party. As figure skater Alysa Liu leaped and spun through the final moments of her free skate at the 2026 Winter Olympics in February, the disco pulse of Donna Summer’s “MacArthur Park” filling the arena, it was hard to tell what shone brighter: the lights flashing off Liu’s gold-spangled dress or the joy radiating across her face.
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Sidestep the Summer Slide With Experiences That Inspire

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By LeeAnne Jones Verified
| Diablo Magazine Verified
Wonder at the Steinhart Aquarium at the California Academy of Sciences. As the school year ends, many parents scramble to purchase workbooks and register their kids for STEM camps. They’ve heard about the dreaded “summer slide” and worry their kids may forget what they’ve learned after too much time away from the classroom. Learning loss is a complicated and widely debated topic.
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