Fremont Man Rescues Dozens of Island Animals
Neil Cameron of Fremont and John Cohrell of Livermore conducted three days of rescue efforts during Isteton floods to save animals stranded in trees and water. They pulled out more than 40 rats, nearly as many snakes, five chickens and numerous lizards and housed them at Cameron's home. The duo faced danger from water, mud, and frightened animals while gaining help from the SPCA to continue the mission.
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Bones unearthed Ohlone remains to be reburied
PREMONT Ohlone Indian remains found during construction at San Petro Gardens off Thornton Avenue will be reburied in the Ohlone cemetery or Washington Boulevard. Archaeologists dated the remains to 110 to 250 years ago. seven sets have been turned to the Ohlone Tribal Council for reburial.
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County to fund rodeo at Alameda County Fairgrounds
Pleasanton officials approved a plan requiring Alameda County to cover extra costs for a three day rodeo in October. Bill Edgar said patrols at $22.24 per hour plus sewage plant operations and vehicle charges would be funded by the county, with estimated per hour and per 1 000 gallon fees. The council moved unanimously, relying on a promise of reimbursement from the Fair Association for city services during the event.
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Pleasanton Plans Old Fashioned Town Meetings
Pleasanton council votes unanimously to revive town meetings with a New England style, to be held on the first Monday in October and possibly quarterly if public interest grows. City Manager Bill Ednor says meetings will solicit citizen input to aid policy formation and community matters.
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PT&T Workers Gather for Benefit Picnic
PT and T employees organize a charity event in Central Park on July 21 to aid Tiny Sullivan, a 1-year-old Kennedy High School star who fractured his neck during rough housing on May 16. The group, led by supervisor Jean Snow, seeks donors, door prizes, and picnic supplies for the fundraiser titled Putting out the Dog for Tin.
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