Livermore Park District maps future with $5 million bond plan
Livermore’s Park District released detailed plans to spend a $5 million bond if approved in a Sept. special election. General manager Bill Payne outlined a nine year development including Robertson Park expansion, Arroyo Del Valle purchase, Olivina Hagemann parks, and neighborhood parks with infrastructure upgrades. The master plan totals about $11 million, with public support cited as driving the proposal for new recreation facilities and amenities for local residents.
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Newark Chamber predicts local business boom this year
Newark officials foresee a strong year with 13 new commercial and industrial firms locating in the city. Taxable retail sales from these ventures are projected at 2.917 million annually, with total income rising by 7 million and bank deposits up to 1.6 million. The era of expansion includes K Mart Adepha Beta center, California Gypsum plant start, cable service, Ashlard Chemical new plant, Grey Trucking terminal, Peterbilt expansion, and relocations like GEM store and Muir Manufacturing Co.
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Marshall to head Antioch Chamber after Livermore exit
Paul Marshall formerly Livermore Chamber of Commerce manager resigning August 4 seeks new role in Antioch saying the move offers a substantial salary increase. He cites Antioch’s 32,000 population, growth planning, and a strong industrial base with improved finances through 1975.
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First Rodeo Cowboys Association event set for Tri-City area
Fremont Fashion Center Merchants Association announces the first Rodeo Cowboys Association rodeo in the Tri-City area on September 30 and October 1. Fremont Meadows donates an eight acre site near the BART station for three performances. Rodeo includes a local queen selection and a rodeo dance at the UAW Hall.
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