Arroyo High jazz band seeks funds after tour setback
SAN LORENA The Arroyo High School jazz band faced financial trouble again as a $5000 loan on signatures could not cover costs for a Europe tour. The group planned a Tele September concert and other fundraisers but delays risk higher expenses for families, with a total tour cost around $17000. Donations or fundraising ideas were sought through local contact Neinin zt 27 290.
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San Lorena — Arroyo
Enope
Fe Furt
Chase
Victor Nelson
United States
Balgiwn
France
Germany
Bret
Neinin
Hal Kyle Ob Salis
Mulford homeowners back ads for inclusive San Leandro
The Mulford Gardens Improvement Association votes to endorse city funded ads welcoming tenants and homeowners from all ethnic groups. The plan uses a federal grant to publicize the leasing project and may name local groups in notices while thanking the library board for ongoing support of a Mullord branch relocation.
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San Llandro
Mulford
Ellater
Minerly Publications
Thellwe
Lbrary Board
Mullord
Ong
Donilltle Drive
Marina Routard
Social Needs panel in San Leandro to notify seminittae members
The San Leandro Committee on Social Needs votes to urge city notice of a work session on forming a new commission. The panel will oversee the commission, review grafts, and plan member selection with the city council. Also approved $1700 in funds to support Canis, Family Service Agency, Teen Center, East Bay Seventh Step, and Davis Street til December.
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San Leandro
Crais
Pommitttae
Contaiiles
Wynne
Tim Money
Canis Af
Newark trustees approve Title I funds for low income students
Newark trustees approve no additional request of 11000 for the Title I program aiding low income students. Funds will buy teaching materials and pay salaries for teaching aides bringing total Title I funds to SYH,000. They called bids for four new tennis courts at Memorial High School and for asphalt work on playgrounds and driveways at several schools. A bid delay occurred for portable classroom electrical service and a policy for school cable television use was established. An adult school graduation requirement change was approved along with a Wi-74 adult school offerings.
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Newark
Newark Socol Erustees
Memorial High School
Bunker
Kennedy
Lincoln
Musick
Svy
Newark High Schpol
Newark High Schoal
Young church burglar fined and given probation
A 11 year old high school student pleaded guilty to second degree burglary of a church and received two years probation and a 25 fine. Police said he helped steal 96 in cash and 2053 in checks from the Prince of Pearl Church, marking a second similar incident he was involved in as part of a trio.
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Rovinay Scott Coffey
Prince of Pearl
Lucheva
Coffey
Transit service to boost Hayward bus lines
AC Transit will increase service on Hayward routes starting Tuesday. Peak-hour runs on Nine Whitman Street to Tennant Road will move from hourly to every 50 minutes between Hayward BART and Parliament Street Sleepy Hollow Avenue. Line SLA California Marine University will add midday and peak runs from every 30 minutes to every 15 minutes.
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AC Transit
Hayward
Whitmen Stree
Tennyson
Nla
Hayward Bart
Parlarauulh
Sleepy Hollow Avenua
SLA
California Mate University
Transcendental Meditation Lecture Slated Tonight
Tonight a Transcendental Meditation lecture is scheduled at American Savings and Loan located at 1601 B. 1th St San Teantiro.
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Pana American Savings and Loan
B. 1Th St
San Teantiro
Union City seeks youth center and crime prevention funding
Alameda County officials consider a Union City proposal to fund a youth service center at Suyecile Hall San Leandro and to expand juvenile services. The board also approved multiple programs including a San Leandro halfway house and police staffing requests while pursuing money for a consumer fraud unit and a county wide burglary crackdown.
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Union Ofy
Union City
Suyecile Hall
San Leandro
Alameda County Regsonal Criminal Justice Plasbug Bracd
Uniotr
Nho
Stirvney
Moving day for the agency at 1120 Carpentier
The agency relocates to 1120 Carpentier in San Teandro with Executive Director Mary Shehee supervising. San Leandro Family Service clients should use the Hayward office at 920 A St until Sept 5, phone 582-0207.
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Carpentier
San Teandro
Mary Shehee
San Leandeo Family Service
Hayward
Central
Alameda Gewity Family Service Agency
Callan Ave
San Leandro
Memorial Parlyover
Nilo Triana
Wid Ekhan Johnson
Volunteers and seniors fund anti poverty projects in Alameda County
The Southern Alameda County Human Opportunity Agency reports $145,000 in county funds to boost services in Hayward and the South County region. To City Volunteers receive $35,000 to expand access and housing aid. Senior Citizens program gets $40,000 to broaden services. Acting Executive Director Bill Newton seeks state and federal input for final funding by October.
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Hayward
Sout
Alameda
Prigeon
Alameda County
Boman Opportunity Agency
Ihe Vo
Possitio
Euins
Rogan Wilson
Bee Poop
Snell
South County
Hearh
John Lavely
Utelr
Lawely
Bill Newton
Bockile Fevestral
Newton
Anid
Tor Raynard
New drug program aims to help Decoto addicts reform
In Decoto and nearby towns a Project CURA center offers counseling and nonmedical support to ex addicts living on the streets. Staff favor gradual reintegration with one to three months of services including individual and family counseling and day care, while declining methadone as a substitute therapy.
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Karen Holzmeister
Secno
Nay de Eoto
Project Cra
Brathey United
Tinion City
Denota
Frefont
CURA
Henry Collins
GARA
Fairmont Hospital
Collins
Newark
Tagwidiat
Cuita
Pativer Vintent Cowan
Gossaul
Disty
Deegle
Tevent Bensitt Bazaar
Cara
Ansteirs
Cgandelas
Davish
Ike
Trustees Approve Two Day Retreat Workshop
The board approved a two day retreat and workshop to improve the working relation ship of Soarch members while seeking county counsel guidance on legality under Blotwn Act. The vote was 4 to 1 with Seeba and Rich dissenting on the retreat funding and reserve concerns.
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Vremont
Soarch
Counse
Rich
Seeba
Cnnty
Welter Thompson
Menlo Park
Rilies
Polang
Ee Pramnott-Newark Community College
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