East Bay parks plan hearings begin next Tuesday
Public hearings on the East Bay regional park master plan begin Tuesday with South County and Pleasanton meetings set in July. The plan calls for acquiring thousands of acres of new parklands across Alameda and Contra Costa counties, revising expansion sites, and outlining funding through existing and new revenue measures.
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John Pachtner
Alameda County
Tietice Cat
West
Angela
Olnee
South County
Bremont
Cily
Civic Center Drive
Baynard
Blouse
Alameda
Carady
Avtar
Jarlio
Rehan
Wales
Alameda Creek
Coyote Hills
Dunbarton Bridge
San Mateo County
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Berkeley-Oaklain
Cantre Valley
San Karon Valley
Contra Costa Canal
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Bay
Niles Cans
Arroyo de la Ladune
San Learglin
Lake Clyain
Castro Valley
la Dublin
Mission Boulevard
Union City
Pleasanton
Glen Alameda Grove
Arroyo Vallis
del Valle
San Coundin
Niles Canyon
Arroyo de la Laguna
Lake Chobot
Las Tranpas
Pleasanton Ridge
Hayward High pool project on school board agenda
Hayward High School seeks approval for a new pool project with the Hayward Area Recreation District. The board meeting is Monday at 7 00 p m in the Bowak chambers located at AGL Amadou Street.
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Agl Amadou St
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Planning Commission weighs zoning shift for Alvarado-Niles area
The Union City Planning Commission recommended rezoning from agriculture to commercial uses at Alvarado Niles and Desoto roads but did not approve a developed revitalization plan. The panel deferred action until a formal rezoning petition by applicant David Edwards and consulting firm Tony Dennis and Associates is filed. Public Works urged designating sites for professional and administrative commercial uses. Also, American Car & Camper, importer of recreacational vehicles, will not occupy the vacant White Front warehouse at 150 Whipple Road after negotiating for months. president Kul Vasquez says the firm opened a new warehouse in Summit.
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Union City Planning Commission
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Axl
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Camperlig
Whipple Road
Fon Hayman Road
San Francisco
Presidant Kul
Vasquez
Catpany
Suemont
Joint Leandro annexation meet in San Leandro
The Washington Home Dunjers Association will invite superintendents to a joint session about annexation to Washington Manor. District owners plan petitions to county supervisors while the board considers annexation. a two-year term proposal is avoided as not political.
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Dunjers Association
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Lorenzo Sulin Die
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Boand
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Sey Beandes
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Mursilny
BBA
Hull
Washington, Manor
San Leaniro
L. Edwert Uotton
Associated Amendeers
City Reading Club Plans Puppet Show and Library Tour
A local schedule shows Maud Bank unit and Alamudadonire Casta medical association hosting events at Ashland School and Hayward Memorial Building. Officers include Fall ach as president and Curmach as senior vice president. A library commission plans a facility tour, ice cream sale funds a girls group, and a Meslitusion Society reading event is listed for Monday with multiple venues and dates.
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Fleet Reserve Assordation
W. Warner
Hayward Memorial Park
Hayward
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International Meslitusion
Snciety Lecturas
Feo
Montiay
Downtown Haywind Bridge Construction Becomes Spectator Delight
A sunny summer afternoon draws crowds to Downtown Haywind as heavy construction crews lay foundations for the Lia second Street Bridge. A sturdy steel fence provides a safe railing and shade from old trees, turning the busy scene into a casual viewing spot for passersby.
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Lorenzo Crewe
Haywund
Second Street
Weekend fair hosting multiple stage shows and auctions
The listing outlines a crowded weekend at Alo tala County Fair with Talent Contests, Destruction Derby, Junior Livestock Auctions, and amateur acts. Acts include Dave Tworey’s Happy Time Circus, Premont Gospel Singers, Al Star Professional Show, The Pearce Sisters with Ricki Ohno, and Dwight Moore's Mongrel Revue. Concrete times and venues span Amphi theatre Lawn and Grandstand with prize drawings and various livestock events.
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Alotala
Dave Tworey
Linn Area
Tha Pearce Sistora
Ricki Ohno
Wight Moore
Deved Twomay
Lawn Area
Grandstand
Premont Gospel Singers
Seaguea
Dave Toomey
Ballet Polliotico Mexicand de Livermore Fixiayaganea
Épm
Dave Twomey
al Star
Hiing
Teachers reject second pay hike proposal in district talks
Teachers rejected a graduated 4.9 percent to higher level pay increase plan touted by the school district negotiator Krannawittey. The proposal would raise top level salaries to 10,409 and lowest to 8,080, about 125,000 more than the first offer, sparking claims the raise is not a true cost of living adjustment. The rejection means cost studies and arbitration costs would be dropped and the issue moved to the school board meeting Wednesday.
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Leach
Ty Allowwy Jr
Whuiag Sherved
AM Kralvonwvitter
Wold
Sherrod
Krannaiyitter
Crowns Office Alleged Campaign Use In 14th District Race
A Democratic candidate accuses William Lockyer of using Crown's former legislative office for campaign work in the 14th Assembly District special election. Abbott says Lockyer staffed Crown’s Oakl and office with campaign materials. Lockyer denies any improper use and notes offices in Sacramento and other cities.
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William Lockyer
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Oaklalk
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Lockyer
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Abbott
Oakland
Newark Man Seeks Transfer in Bias Suit Against Steel Union
Douglas Cayard of Newark asks U S District Court in San Francisco to move his bias case to Alameda County Superior Court while United Steel Workers Local 3967 seeks dismissal. Cayard alleges union and local officials blocked promotion and denied seniority at United States Steel in Union City. He faces forced retirement at 62 with loss of benefits and seeks damages totaling $262,000 for alleged mental and physical distress.
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Hig Antonaf
United States District Court
Alamteda County
Hollis Whittier
Douglas B. Cayard
San Francisco
Cass
East Bay
Jay Tarvin
San Tranvisen
United Steel Workers
Fremont
Cayard
Plank Committee
Puchi States Steel Corp
Union City
Shial
Fsien
Bhurby
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