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How to Use Pleasant Hill Patch

We're bringing you the news and views, but did you know you can publish events and announcements yourself? How about starting a blog? Learn how it all works here.

When you sign up for a free Pleasant Hill Patch user account, you not only get a personal profile to deck out as you wish, but you've also got a variety of options to receive and share information pertinent to the Pleasant Hill community. Here's how to use Pleasant Hill Patch to its fullest potential.

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Share your thoughts, reactions and any pertinent information by posting a comment directly below each story. Like us on Facebook at facebook.com/PleasantHill and follow us on Twitter at Twitter.com/PleasHillpatch.

Send a Letter to the Editor

Express your thoughts or concerns about anything that might be stirring up conversation around town, and we’ll publish it on the website. Email Pleasanthill@Patch.com.

Start a Blog

Our Local Voices section is entirely devoted to passionate people from the community who've got something to share. Click on “Start a Blog” on the homepage, and get writing — just click "submit" when you're done and your post will be ready to roll on to the editor for publication.

Post an Event

Add your event to our calendar at Pleasanthill.patch.com/events/new.

Post an Announcement

Missing pet? Garage sale? Engagement? Our announcements section is a place for community members to share what's happening. Add an announcement, and once you hit "post my announcement" — it's live on the site!

Send a News Tip

At the bottom of the homepage, under "contribute," click "Send Us News Tips." Or, click the "Submit a Tip" button under every story.

Upload Your Photos and Video 

Anywhere on Pleasant Hill Patch you see a grey box with a camera symbol that says "Upload Photos and Videos" — click it to add your snaps. You can contribute pictures to any of our stories, share scenes of Martinez in the Neighborhood Gallery, and add photos or videos to announcement and event postings, as well as your blog posts. Please be reminded to adhere to copyright regulations, and never post any pictures that aren't your own.

If your submission has a picture attached, it's much more likely to get featured on our homepage.

Local Business? Claim Your Directory Listing 

If you own or manage a business or organization in our directory, claim it at Pleasanthillpatch.com/listings.

Customer? Review Businesses in Martinez

You can post a review of your favorite (or least favorite) business on any listing at Martinez.patch.com/listings.

For all advertising queries, please e-mail our Martinez Patch ad manager, Jack Rhodes, at Jack.Rhodes@patch.com.

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Just a short thought to get the word out quickly about anything in your neighborhood.
Share something with your neighbors. Write a new post... What's up? Make an announcement, speak your mind, or sell something
Emily Henry (Editor) May 21, 2013 at 09:27 am
Yes, Ken, it looks like a lot of fun! Here's information about the June 29 Pleasant Hill Family CampRead More Out: http://pleasanthill.patch.com/groups/local-connections/p/pleasant-hill-families-to-camp-out-june-29
Ken Housfeld May 21, 2013 at 06:29 am
This is the fourth Relay in Pleasant Hill. Each year there have been more people attending. Come seeRead More what you have been missing.
Emily Henry (Editor) May 20, 2013 at 04:29 pm
If you're participating in Relay for Life, inspire others and share your story by starting a blog onRead More Pleasant Hill Patch! http://pleasanthill.patch.com/blogs/new
Russell Elkins May 19, 2013 at 06:37 pm
The Staples discounts are not really all that helpful. You can usually find lower prices atRead More Wallmart or on Amazon and you must spend a large amount (a couple hundred dollars) all in one month to get any cash back reward at all. If you spend money on school supplies spread out, like $150/mo, you do not accumulate enough in any one month to get any reward at all. The deal sounds great, but I've found it completely useless and frustrating. I think it's a ploy for positive press only, and of little help to a teacher.
ROBERT E. FISHBACK May 17, 2013 at 06:06 am
Teacher supplies is going on all over the country. I would suggest using the local PTA's to solicitRead More help from the parents.
maria jimenez March 13, 2013 at 04:48 pm
felicidades Edna te deceo mucha suerte
Maria Esparza March 13, 2013 at 12:35 pm
Edna we are so proud of you!!! We are with you all the way! Love Tere and family!!!
Dive Turn Work January 9, 2013 at 02:25 am
I didn't see this coming. Good for them. I hope it's an eye-opening experience for people and theyRead More continue donating on a regular basis.
tommyo May 5, 2013 at 09:17 pm
Why is this about politics?
tommyo May 5, 2013 at 09:16 pm
Sean, don't say "Winchester", people will start freaking out about guns and blame Dick'sRead More sporting goods all over again.
tommyo May 5, 2013 at 09:14 pm
Really? Show me the figures on this. The Dome has major infestation problems. It would require aRead More complete overhall and gutting. It is much cheaper to "rip and replace".