Lincoln School site sale urged by school board subcommittee
A subcommittee reaffirms its recommendation to sell the Lincoln School site citing cost concerns and city development goals. The panel notes remodeling Halcyon for a continuation high school is costly and that relocating district offices and the high school may disrupt a residential area while arguing surplus property has funded education. Residents in Halcyon oppose the plan as a shift from education to real estate.
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San Shandro
Lincoln
Halcyon School
Mes
Winifred Crew
James Herlihy
Lincoln 2
Hell Board
Lincainil
Haleyin
Parents United
Save Halcyon Committee
Lincoln School
Crow
Herlihy
Halcyon
Crew
Haleyan
New Haven school land purchase showdown ends in adjournment
Four New Haven district school trustees failed to overturn a court petition blocking land acquisition for a community school site in the Alvarado district. The meeting adjourned abruptly with no further agenda items discussed, leaving the land purchase in limbo as appeals proceed and the public puzzled by the abrupt end.
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New Haven
S.R “Stan” Riche Apde
Throw Trustee Select
Alvarado
Newark
Jerald Wilhelm Q
Welt
Heacre
Boar
Julia Denney
Jas
Richards
Po Regal
Ion
Ing
Ity
Delay Fire Factor in Hayward Highland Station Debate
Councilman George Oakes criticizes Highland fire station location as unwarranted while acknowledging possible delay factors in a deadly Challenge Development house fire on June 4. Fire officials cite calls logged at 8:32 p.m. with responders facing hill terrain and a single pumper uphill, delaying arrival. debates continue over optimal station placement and response times.
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Hayward
Jume
Hayward Onty
Sandana
George Oakes
Oakes
Highland Fre
Ballithon
William Wood
Highlands
Wand
Burge
Lablands
Committee forms to find new CV School head
A screening committee and advertising brochure were approved to recruit a new superintendent in Castro Valley. Trustees Botley Frank and Melford backed the plan. Hades opposed as waste of money, Kingman absent. The committee will include Dr Harry McPherson, Dr Theodore Reller, Ammit Le Lewis, and others. Eight hundred brochure copies will be distributed statewide, with policy on certifi cated staff reviewed.
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Castro Valley
Alt
Shoals
Helen Botley
Lou Frank
Harald Melford
Paul Hades
A. H. Kingman
Harey McPherson
Band of Education
Theodore Reller
School of Education
University of California At Werkeley
Ammit le Lewis
Galifvenia School Boards Association
Mefford
Alameda County Planning Commission meeting agenda items
Alameda County Planning Commission meets Monday at 10 pm in the Public Works Building auditorium Hayward to review zoning amendments. Staff will present a report on the convey secure route play. Federation of Fremont Residents hosts 70 pm meeting at 254 Jamestown Road Fremont. City and school district budgets to be discussed. Sunnyside GH Club hosts a $720 ft event Monday at 4825 Jicyer Ayes Castey Valley followed by a 645 pm business meeting.
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Alameda County Public Works
Elimhurst St
Hayward
He Commission
Federation of
Fremont
Jamestown Road
Sunnyside GH Club
Jicyer Ayes
Castey Valley
San Leandro High Jazz Band Heads to Swiss Festival
San Leandro High School Jaz Band leaves tomorrow for the International Jazz Festival in Switzerland. The group, one of six from the United States invited, plans a two week trip with preparation underway. The $15,000 cost is covered by community donations and fund raising events. The band will also tour Europe.
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United States
Europe
Hayward zoning tweaks target vacant market site
Hayward Planning Commission approved general commercial zoning for the vacant Purity Market site at 22725 Mnotbill Blvd. The action allows Purity Stores to move forward with a Glent & Wilson & Assad home furnishings chain opening at the former market. The commission also upheld frontage dedication terms and added landscaping requirements for related parcels, while denying a proposed zone change for a nearby medium density residential site.
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Hayiard Plank Commission
Mnotbill Blvd
Glen & Wilson & Assadatus
Peninsula Home Furnishings
Hayward
Cammigaton
Olgbt
Stora
Elty
Inelice
Jala Gabriel
1 Brand
Amatinepis
Une
IW Sbe Sehson Sky
Am Aula Rep
Ano Calhoun
Calhoun
Newark Hires Amsterdam Chief as School Leader
Dr. M. Donald Thomas becomes Newark's chief school officer taking over June 26 from retiring Supt John MacGregor after 34 years. He aims to restore trust between teachers and administration, reduce notices of nonrenewal, and foster a cooperative school climate with fewer conflicts. He notes Newark's financial challenges are manageable and plans to complete paperwork after hours while increasing community access.
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Newark
M. Donald Thomas
Ine
Amsterdam
Thifted
John MacGregor
Comissal
Fremont’s First Unit Price Store Test Runs in Fremont
Albertsons initiates unit pricing at its Fremont Pretrans Plaza store as a test in California. The system will show price per unit of weight to aid shoppers in comparing products. The move, praised by consumer activists, targets about 4,000 items initially, excluding dairy beverages and deli meats. Bugs noted, and extension to other markets unclear. Safeway trialed dating systems but cut back due to display issues.
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Fremont
Albertson's
Pretrans Plaza
California
Alertson's, Inc
Albertson
Mogram
Alkar Albertson
Chainport
Peicing
Safewiy
Safeway
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