Students relive history at Renaissance Faire workshop
Eighth grade students from Fremont Junior High in Novato join a living history game and geography lesson hosted by the Renaissance Centre. Under Suze Kornblum, Coral Green, and Melva Hahn, the school transforms into a community faire with artisans and reformers, ahead of the October 5 event.
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Alameda County
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Melva Hahn
Bike Trails Bid Awarded for Alameda Creek and Coyote Hills
East Bay Regional Park District directors awarded the bike trails project along Alameda Creek and Coyote Hills in Fremont to Asphalt Surfacing of Berkeley. The work creates a creek trail connection and is expected to take about 20 working days to finish.
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Memorial High School expansion plans move forward
Newark trustees schedule Sept. 30 meeting to review designs for a 1,400 student Memorial High School. Architects and a citizens committee will present plans while economies are ordered. The board also approves sale of three surplus parcels to Braddock and Logan for 585,000 with a 116,670 down payment and 486,690 balance plus interest in 1976 and 1977.
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Memorial High
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Citizens’ Committee
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San Leandro
Poetic Nature Walk at Fremont Coyote Hills Park
Naturalist Josh Barkiri leads a poetic nature walk at Fremont Coyote Hills Regional Park. The session invites Teersens and others to explore trails, discuss plant life, and share personal reflections on the environment.
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Coyote Hills Regional Park
Josh Barkiri
Xeon Bay
Vc Maar
Fremont Gymnastics Classes Limited Spots Available
The city department of recreation offers beginner and advanced classes through June 1978 at Hopkins Junior High School Washington High School and Irvington High School. Fees range from 0.50 to 12 per month with sessions on various weeknights for girls ages 12 and up or younger beginners. Contact city hall to enroll.
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Man admits setting car fires in Fremont area
A 19 year old man, Janes Waldee Pearson of 4563 Bianca Drive, admitted arson by burning eight parked cars in the Cabrillo Park area on Aug 2 and torching an unoccupied Brookvale model house on Aug 13. He confessed to burglaries and possession of stolen goods linked to 10 Honda motorcycles. He cited grudges against car owners and claimed motive for the model home fire. Police note he admitted two fires in Sunol Regional Park but denied one in Niles Canyon.
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Cabrillo Park
Brookvale
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Bianca
Pearson
Sunol Regional Park
Niles Canyon
Newark Man Held on Stolen Goods Charge
A Newark man identified as Terry G. Marshall was arrested on suspicion of concealing stolen property after attempting to sell a belt sander a drill and stereo to undercover officers in the K Mart lot at Harder Road and Mission Boulevard. The items were reported stolen from Reed Runners Co. in Fremont. Marshall fled but was captured at Itman Street and Jane Avenue following a police stakeout prompted by an informant tip.
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End of life case tests legal definition of death
Karen of Roxbury New Jersey has been in a coma at St. Clare's Hospital since April after a undiagnosed illness. Her adoptive father Joseph and Quinkan seek court permission to discontinue all extraordinary means sustaining her life, arguing brain damage is irreversible without a respirator. The case, tied to a potential homicide claim, may test the ABA definition of death and raise church views on euthanasia.
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Superior Court
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Morris County G. Collester
Robert Morse
Arshad Javed
Gina
Heap
Collember
Ely
Collester
Thomas Tropes
Out of the Lake Parish
Montit
American Bar Association
Grape Stomping Returns at 6th Annual Festival in Paw Paw
In Paw Paw Michigan the 6th annual Grape and Wine Festival kicks off Thursday night. The event centers on grape stomping with shoes off and pulp spilling, plus wine testing draws crowds. Organizers note the spectacle delights visitors and cites President Ford’s White House wines as local bragging rights.
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Orgenimers
Harry Bush
Arnie
Ford
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Durkin Wins Closest Senate Race in New Hampshire History
John A. Durkin is certified the winner of New Hampshire's U S Senate race with a 27,771 vote margin after official tabulation. Gov. Meldrim Thomson and the executive council certified the result amid initial unofficial tallies showing Durkin leading over Wyman and Carmen Chimento.
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New Hampshire
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Woman files suit in rape case at Chico party
A 19 year old woman filed a civil suit seeking 1 million dollars in punitive damages and 25 thousand in actual damages against five men and unknown defendants for alleged rape during a November 1974 party at California State University Chico. The plaintiff testified at trial as the case proceeded.
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Lambda Fifty
California State University At Chico
Teens Reach Semis in 1976 National Merit Scholarship
Teens advance to the semifinal round of the National Merit Scholarship competition. Names include Frement Karen Blisel Mark Mentertel Niles Seven Giudici Gregory Messner and students from Newark and Washington High Schools in New Jersey.
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Sir Listel Coe
Death notices from Fremont area September 1975
Obituaries for Deborah L Sperberg of Cupertino Fay C King of Fremont Grace E Nikki Begley of Fremont and others note private services. Dates September 14 17 18 1975. Cremation and memorials handled by Cedar Lawn Memorial Park Mortuary The Roses Mortuary Fremont Memorial Chapel Mortuary and local Eastern Star White Shrine groups.
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Cupertino
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Cupertine
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Fremont
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King
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Sally Fay Fisk
St. Louis
Missouri
David Fisk
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Roses
Peralta Blvd
Temple Way
Karl Olsen
Fremont Congregational Church
Fremont Chapel OF the Roses
Pega Teth
Fremont Memorial Chapel
Peralta
Fremont Blvd
Eastern Star and White Shrine
Masonic Homes of
California
Mission Blvd
Union City
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