Newark townhouse project wins planner approval in Newark
Boise Cascade proposes 212 townhouses on 13 acres opposite Lido Faire Shopping Center with 10 units per acre and a 5 million planned unit development. Planning Director Charles Cashmark backs the plan noting quality design, open space, and anticipated shopping boost, with conditions on on site parking fences and HOA maintenance.
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Newark
Boise Cascade Company
Charles C. Cashmark
Cashmark
Council
Newark Blvd
Newark Boulevard
Jarvis Avenue
Cedar Boulevard
Boise Cascade
Tri- City
Rosemont
Jarvis
Cedar
Sewage Agency Urges $850 Million Clean-Up Plan
The BRWQCB proposes a $850 million effort to curb wastes and prevent contamination of groundwater in Alameda Creek and Niles Cone basins. New guidelines would protect streams for recreation and esthetic enjoyment while naming remedial surface waters in drafts. Additional policies could tighten Bay dissolved oxygen standards, impacting South Bay areas.
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Brwqcb
Alameda Creek
Niles Cone
San Francisco
Tomales Bays
Bay
South Bay
Fremont Council Set To Discuss Density Policy And Fees
Fremont City Council meets at 7 30 pm in City Hall to review density range policy and a full fee update for city services. The agenda also covers a public transportation ordinance amendment, police information committee report, swimming pool fencing rules, and underground utility work on Fremont Boulevard with a proposed $170000 cost sharing.
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Fremont
Police Information Committee
City Hall
Civic Center
Fremont Boulevard
Central
Thornton Avenues
Centerville Business Association
Park and recreation needs agenda on recycling day
Fremont council discusses funding for five leagues with 3000 from7 582 set aside and possible denial for two new leagues. Tree destruction by Singer Housing Co. and Larry Silva under review with replacement plans being evaluated. A $90 000 stock gift for youth programs may fund park improvements trails and tennis facilities. Ecology Action Club plans a solid waste recycling day April 7 30 p.m. at Olive Hyde Center. Recycling center planned for Meadow Square Shopping Center.
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Driggs
Recreation Commission
Dan Dillon
Singer Housing Co
Larry Silva
Freitas
Silva
Liriggs
Fremont
Tri-City Ecology Action Club
District resists waiving sewer fees for Newark animal shelter
Union Sanitary District directors refused to waive most of the county's sewer service fees for the planned animal shelter at Thornton Avenue Newark, saying other agencies must pay and go through annexation and inspection. They offered to relieve $100 if engineers describe the annexed area. They also rejected Southern Pacific's request to use eminent domain for sewer easements. Ten bids were opened for an 18 inch sewer main to serve Singer Co townhouses on Thornton Avenue Fremont, with bids from $317% to an amount not yet determined. contract to be awarded next meeting.
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Fremont
Union Sanitary District
Thornton Avenue
Newark
Conrad Anderson
Edward E. Enos
Thornton
Sanitary District Corporation
Southern Pacific
Amr
Singer Co
Car crashes into wall at Irvington High injuring two youths
In Fremont a car attempting a turn at high speed struck a wall near Irvington High School injuring driver Mark Eb Siwash 16 and passenger Daniel Wlodarczyk 16 both of Fremont. They were taken to Kaiser Hospital Hayward for treatment. No citations issued pending investigation.
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Fremont
Irvington High School
Mark EB Siwash
Fontainbleau Park Drive
Daniel Wlodarczyk
Amador Road
Kaiser Hospital
Hayward
Newark challengers urge board reform in candidates night
Newark challengers in the Newark Unified School District election criticized the incumbents and outlined plans to restore decision making and public trust. Al Berkowitz urged stronger communication and focus on basics, Adelbert Richter pushed to retain core subjects, while Frank Zielke and Jae Zielke pressed for tax restraint and rebalanced courses.
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Glenn Anderson
Newark
Newark Unified School District Board
Newark Community Center
Lake Area Resident’s Association
Newark Jaycees
Elwood A
Woody) Ballard
Anne Graf
Lewie Roche
John MacGregor
al Berkowitz
Berkowitz
Adelbert Deb" Richter
Newark High School
Hook
Natural Coyote Hills park push sparks debate
Bostaph of Newark argues against a master plan for Coyote Hills saying the area should be preserved in its present natural state. He favors keeping land intact and is against building a marina though not entirely opposed to a swimming beach.
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Larkspur Ave
Newark
Coyote Hills
Zodiac killer linked to Saratoga student slaying
Authorities fear the Zodiac killer struck again in the stabbing death of an 18-year-old Saratoga High School coed. The body was found by her father near Villa Mont Valvo Museum after an all-night search. Autopsy showed 49 stab wounds. no sexual assault. Police tie the case to the Zodiac's past six victims and claims in newspaper messages.
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Saratoga
Irvington plan sparks debate over future redevelopment
Concerned residents discuss a plan to ensure Irvington business core redevelopment near a downtown BART station. Proposals include locating a future BART site in the Irvington area with high density to stimulate growth. Several alternate sites were proposed as the commission reviewed the plan with no action expected.
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Irvington
BART
Mayor's son bound over to Superior Court in Newark case
Harry S Lewis Jr., 19, son of the Newark mayor, appeared in municipal court in Army uniform and was bound over to Superior Court on charges of assault with a deadly weapon and resisting arrest. He allegedly struck Dwayne M Potts with a two foot chain after a horse dispute on April 5, causing 20 stitches to Potts's scalp. A second charge cites threatening a witness with the same chain. Officer Jorgensen said Lewis was very irate and was subdued with mace en route to the police station. He is due in Superior Court on May 3.
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Fremont
Harry S Lewis Jr
Newark
Vo Chages
Lewis
Dwayne M Potts
Potts
Cedar Blvd
James Jorgensen
Carleen Drive
Superior
Obituaries and Funeral Services in Fremont Area
Funeral services were held for John H. Skells in Fremont with Rev. Karl Olson officiating. Vic toriano G. Martinez and Lena A. Elmore also had services listed, noting birthplaces, survivors, and burial details. A death notice for Eneeh Mayer appears with fragmented genealogical lines and unrelated names.
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John H. Skells
Fremont
Fremont Memorial Chapel Mortuary
Peralta Blvd
Karl Olson
Fremont Congregational Church
South Dakota
Ruth H. Skells
Constance Hartwig
Jacqueline N. Ballo
Robert C. Skells
Pinole
R. 5
Lena A. Elmore
Berge-Pappas
Tremont Blvd
Arbor Vilne
Madera
California
James Elmore
Myrna Johnson
Larry Elmore
Lola Gryder
Napa
Katie Campbell
Escalon
Cleora Pate
Nevada
Bill Perry
Bila Bales
Washington
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