Niles quarry faces closure over use permit violation
Fremont planning board moved to revoke Arnold Bellini's 42 acre Niles hillside quarry use permit after he missed a November 6 final rehabilitation plan deadline. The commission warned action would terminate the quarry if plans are not submitted within four days, ending quarry operations on the hillside.
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David Baker Tok
Planning Commission
Arnold Bellinni
Edward Leys
Leys
James Peterson
Bellini
Baker
Fred Stoltz
Silva Brothers
Niles
Mission Boulevard
Niles Area
Morrison Canyon Road
Griffin
Fremont Police Association
Degli Sane
Cayote Hills
Ark
Dress code proposed for Fremont schools
Fremont Unified School District dress code committee approved a revised policy for junior high and high school students. The plan emphasizes parental responsibility for dress within state rules, with provisions on eye protection, shoe safety, and banning barefoot wear. Some members vote against, while others urge adoption or revision before the board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Williams
Fremont
Fremont Unified School District
Xook
Bill Landsdell
Irvington High School
John MacDonald
Mission San Jose High School
Gerald Doughtery
Horner Junior High School
Sierra Club opposes San Jose jetport plan
The Sierra Club board publicly opposes the proposed San Jose jetport near Alviso Milpitas, citing environmental damage to San Francisco Bay wetlands and salt marshes. A coalition of national conservation groups was urged as the vehicle for broad opposition, with Kane’s analysis warning of ecological disaster, regional planning neglect, and threats to the bay’s tidal ecosystems.
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Francisco
San Jose
National
Sierra Club
Sti
San Francisco
Calif
Club
Loma Prieta
Daniel H. Kane, Jr
San Francisco Bay
South Bay
Bay
Santa Clara County
Alameda County
Kane
Dress committee officers elected in San Leandro
A San Leandro High School nurse and a Pacific High senior will co chair a community student staff committee to review and revise the dress and drug codes of the San Leandro Unified School District. The panel includes Eva Hager and Dave Burns with Warren Tunison as secretary. The group will gather policy information from Berkeley to Fremont and meet regularly on the second and fourth Wednesdays at 7 30 p m in district offices.
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San Leandro
San Leandra
Pacific High School
San Leandro Unified
Eva Hager
Dave Burns
Warren Tunison
Pacific High Pta
Sectinn
Head Start Bake Sale at Co op Market Castro Valley
Head Start parents from Hayward Bills sponsor a bake sale at the Co op Market in Castro Valley from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Proceeds will supplement federal funds for Head Start, a program supporting preschool children from low income families.
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Coop
Castro Valley
Head Start
Hayward Bills
Loweitecome
Alameda County Extends Mayors' Gas Tax Formula Five Years
Alameda County Supervisors approved a five year renewal of the Mayors' Formula for distributing county gas tax funds. The vote was 3 to 1 with Supervisor Joseph Bort dissenting. The plan and future reviews of street project selections accompany the renewal, aiming to curb pork barrel allocations.
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Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Joseph Bort
Emanuel P. Razeto
Student sues Fremont over wound from Berkeley clash
Michael W. Beavers, a UC student from Napa, files a $50,000 civil suit in Alameda County Superior Court against the City of Fremont, the City of Berkeley, the Alameda County Sheriff's Department, and the State of California. Beavers alleges a Fremont officer fired buckshot toward him while he stood watching in People’s Park. He was hospitalized with two pellet wounds in the chest after the May disturbance.
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Oakland
Fremont
Alarmeda County
University of California
Napa
City of
Berkeley
Alameda County
Sheriff's Department
State of
California
Carlson
Beavers
Cannister
Newark City Council Denies Townhouse Complex Rezoning
City councilors upheld the planning commission rejection of Dr. Louis Rasster's 70 unit townhouse project on Newark Boulevard near Thornton Avenue. Opponents cited proximity to city hall, demand on services, and impact on assessments, while several members cited existing undeveloped land and high quality plans as reasons against approval.
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John Pachtner
Newark
Planning Commission
City Hall
Louis Rasster
Newark Boulevard
Thorton Avenue
Charles B. Snow
Rasster
Snow
Cashmark
James E. Balentine
Harry 5
Lewis
Balentine
Thornton
George W. Kincaid
Toy
Robert T. Plowright
Ellis A. Baker
Ore Loma Tentative Sewer Rates Approved for Residences
Oro Loma Sanitary District directors tentatively set residential sewer charges at 1. per tenth of living units, switching from property taxes on July 1 with final category determinations in April. A Dec 23 public hearing will address residential charges. The district expects nearly 370000 annual revenue from 30748 units.
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San Lorenzo
Oro Loma
Gail Slanton
Henry Riley to be Installed W M of Lorenzo Lodge 709
Top post Henry Riley of 1539 Sayre St San Leandro will be installed as Worshipful Master of Lorenzo Masonic Lodge 709 tomorrow in the p m ceremonies at the Masonic Temple 764 Galway Drive San Lorenzo. Other officers to be installed include Richard Smith Noah Tilghman wardens John Canning treasurer Cecil Biggs secretary and Gertin Fowler chaplain.
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Henry Riley
Sayre St
San Leandro
Lorenzo Masonic Lodge
Masonic Temple
Galway Drive
San Lorenzo
Richard Smith
Noah Tilghman
John Canning
Cecil Biggs
Gertin Fowler
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Niles Quarry
Jim Wilson
Dudley Frost
James Griffin
Larry Silva
Fremont Cable Television Inc
Alameda
Bay Area
South County Scene
the Delly Larken Hayward
Dally Beckw
Deck Brain
Intercultural Relations Center
California State College
Hayward
Francine Alien
Tim Sowell
East Bay Regional Park
People’s Park
Richard H. Carlson
Charles C. Cashmark
Hensel Phelps
Stanton
Richard Hargrove
Slanton
Ttn
Ted Rimshaw
Laython Landis
Zurn
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