Marina Park projects and city actions in San Leandro
San Leandro plans include Marina Park cullings and police patrols around Marina Golf Course to curb vandalism. A $14.45 million San Leandro schools budget faces district trustee review with potential impacts if a voter tax proposal fails, while Warwick Elementary in Fremont moves to open September in leased portable buildings upgraded to state standards. Plans for Bank of America and Yiu Yah Wong restaurant received zoning approvals in San Leandro. Hayward news covers a 13-year-old wounded, graduation scholarships, Fremont motocross, Union City tract maps, and Newark summer swim registration with session dates and fees.
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San Leandro
Marina Park
Recreation and Perks
Marina Golf Course
Fremont
Warwick
Frank Adams and Associates
Adams
Ah Pheed
Bank of America
Marina Boulevard
Merred Street
Bank
Yiu Yah Wong
Marins Blvd
Getting Ready for Bike-A-Thon at Eden YMCA
Ford Larsen and his sons Glenn G and Brian work to raise funds for the Y Bike-A-Thon. Prizes include bicycles, fishing trips and Disneyland trips. Maps and details available at Eden Area YMCA 3478 Mission Blvd Hayward. Call 582 9614 for details.
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Ford Larsen
Glenn
Brian
Fighten
Disneyland
Eden Area
Mission Blvd
Hayward
Split council debate over Hayward airport noise burden
Hayward council member Nicholas Randall pushed a south side noise complaint linked to the Hayward Air Terminal during a Thursday budget session. Councilman Lawrence Ratto criticized focusing on few residents while noting San Lorenzo complaints had appeared earlier. Mummert noted pilots cut noise by altitude and approach, and the panel reviewed a 236,555 airport budget, funded by revenues, with concerns about future land development and paying its way.
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Hayward
San Lorenzo
Nicholas Randall
Lawrence Ratto
Randall
Hayward Air Terminal
Southland
San Lorenzans
Jim Mummert
the Daily Review
Murmmert
Ralto
Ratto
Mummert
Keat
Chuck McCormack
Six incumbents lead in campaign spending in June primary
Six incumbents report substantial fundraising. William W. Lockyer leads in Assembly District 14 with 1015 dollars received and 18724 spent, while Nicholas C. Petris shows 30616 received and 1043 spent. Other incumbents include John D. Murphy, John P. Vukasin Jr., Raymond C. Marsh, and Aluan Vigil with varied receipts and expenditures.
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James A. Riggs
County Registrar of Voters
William W. Lockyer
Incarnate District 14
Assestiblyman
Lockyer
Nicholas C. Petris
John D. Murphy
Tom
Sper
Juddge John P. Vukasin Jr
Superior Court
Raymond C. Marsh
San Learario- Hayward Muii Court
Ronald R.blakeman
Hayward
Shiro Floyd Mori
Robert E. Wirt
David W. Funsch
Ae Dunivan
New Haven Board Rolls Back District Policies Ahead of SB 160 Talks
The New Haven school board rescinded the district personnel policies as it moves toward July 1 and the start of collective bargaining under SB 160. About 90 teachers attended the meeting, with 10 asserting they would lose safeguards without policies. The board says Winton Act rules dissolve under SB 160 and policies should be settled through meet-and-confer negotiations. Non teaching staff already reached an agreement with Washington Township chapter 63. Administrative regulations signed by Acting Superintendent Guy Emanuele will govern non teaching employee conditions during negotiations.
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New Haven
California School Employes Association
Washington Township
Dstrict
Guy Emanuele
South County Cars Dominate Silverado Concours Winners
South County entries led by Nick Cassary with a 1503 Ford Deluxe Phaeton and Lawrence Ryder's 1929 Ford pickup were among 18 South entries at the Silverado Can tons d Elegen ce in Napa. About 230 antique and vintage vehicles will be shown at Silverado Country Club Sunday from 1 am to 4 pm, benefiting the Children's Hospital Medical Center of Northern California. Admission is 2 adults and 1 for children.
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Nick Cassary
Lawrence Ryder
Napa
Silverado Country Club
Children’s Hospital
Norther California
Cassano
Hayward
Silverado
Phaeton
Ryder
Pleasanton
Castro Valley
Edwin B. LaGrange
Theodore H. Raines
Lasalle
Richard &. Green
Community events and meetings in Hayward area calendar
Tomorrow includes Our Lady of the Rosary Schet Fiterhackal 8 am to 5 pm at Our Lady of the See EES Union City and a Sunday concert 1 pm at Central Park pavilion Fremont. Hayward Centennial Committee meets Monday at 4 pm city center building conference room A. Valli 4H Club 6 pm Bouza Hall Castro Valley. Forest Hill Swim Club annual picnic 19199 Glidden St Castro Valley. Maynard school board 6:30 pm district offices 211 Amador Ave. Eden High School discussion on transfer of Principal Howard Moffitt. San Lorenzo school board 7 pm district HQ 15510 Usher St. Union City cable TV Channel 3 coverage awaited.
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Our Lady of the Rosary
Our Lady of the See Ees
Union City
Central Park Pavilion
Fremont
Horner
Hayward
City Center
Foothill
Valli Hi
Bouza Hall
Crow Canyon Road
Castro Valley
Wiener
Suny Sale
Forest Hill
Glidden SL
Maynard
Amador
Ori
Eden High School
Howard Moffitt
Burger
San Loverao
Usher St
San Lorenzo
League of Were
Hayward-San Leandro
Union Council
Council Chambers
Whipple Road
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Trustees Eye School
San Leanna
L. Edward Holden
Holden
Bank Construction
St. Rost
Jeffrey Ayello
Sangamore S
Hayward-San Mateo
Ayello
Recreation and Leisure Services Department
Centerville
Country Drive
Washington High
Alvarado Tract
Alvarado
ESR Corp
Alvarado-Niles Road
Souther Pacific
Dyer Street
Casa Verde
T Fact
Anthony Varni
Benstalled
Alameda County Water District
Union Sanitary District
Alameda County Flood Control
Newark
Newark Unified School District
Newark High
Kay Avenue
Fran Milford
Golden West
The
99Ers
Feu
Frem
Bosley
Susan Deony Ker
Berkeley
Petris
Dr. Tah Mikuriya
Marvin E. Lichtenthal
Shirley Thurston Lee
Thomas W. Reed
Murphy
Valerie Raymond
Livermore
Irene Vincent
Area 2
Charles A. Briscoe
Alameda
John Penna
Oakland
Donald J. Motta
Ericka Huggins
Ora Loma Sanitary District
Carl Frangois
Culver Lewis
Harvey Y. Nolting
South County
William R. Brouner
Carsten Henningsen
Joseph Kotlar
Don and
Helen Howell
George Samson
Carl L. Alsip
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