Separate vacations Separate vacations By LINN BROWN Editor
A couple argues over where to spend a then untraditional staycation at home. They plan two weeks of shared mock adventures and then diverge into separate personal trips as their kids react with bemusement and fatigue.
Castro Valley pupils trace history with flags project
Castro Valley students in Velma Lawson’s Stanton School class created sixty 12 by 1 1 inch flags showing historical banners from 1000 A D to 1969 and the flag placed on the moon. The display, tied to Castro Valley’s bicentennial kickoff, includes Viking, 1772 stars, Perry’s “Dont Give Up the Ship” flag, Culpeper flag, rattlesnake banners and flags from Scotland Spain England France the Dutch East India Co and Russian American Co. The flags were built from old sheets and fabric scraps with painted bases and cards detailing each flag’s history. They will be given to the Stanton House for permanent display and used in a future teaching course.
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San Leandro seeks state fund for golf courses
San Leandro officials push a 1985 federal recreation fund to finance public golf courses through a revolving-loan program. Revenue from green fees would repay loans, enabling new courses while leveraging support from Alameda leaders, golf clubs, and lawmakers.
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Newark adopts minority hiring plan to shape city payroll
Newark City Council approved an affirmative action plan aiming to boost minority and women hires as vacancies arise. The plan sets ratios for police and fire hires and designates an affirmative action officer to report yearly progress, with limited future vacancies and no new hiring for three years.
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South County Scene Inspires Local Community Notes
A fragment from a South County page highlights community activity and local spots. While details are scarce, readers recognize neighborhood pride and ongoing everyday events shaping the area’s character.
Dismissed teacher seeks reinstatement in Alameda case
Hayward educator James Hatchell seeks a court order to reinstate him after dismissal on morals charges. The case against the Brea Harte Tyrrell junior high veteran was heard without argument before Judge Robert Bostick and awaits a ruling later this week.
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Hayward Mayor Won't Hold Evening Office Hours
Hayward mayor Ilene Welnreb will not hold her usual evening office hours tomorrow night. She is out of town for a few days of vacation. Regular hours resume next Tuesday from 6:30 to 7:45 p.m. and will continue each Tuesday until further notice.
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Union City murder headline corrected in court report
The murder of Raymond Ortegon, 19, was caused by a fight started by Frederick I. Paramo, 21, with a fatal stab wound to the heart during an argument over a sale of auto tires at Sixth and F streets. Paramo faces murder charges in Alameda County Superior Court as The Daily Review corrects an earlier erroneous headline.
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Fremont voters face trustee reshuffle vote
Alameda County Board of Education puts questions to residents on reducing the Fremont board from seven to five and abolishing trustee areas. Voters will decide if trustees living in five areas should be elected citywide, with Niles Alviso and Warm Springs currently each holding one seat and Centerville and Irvington two each. Both measures require approval to take effect.
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Hayward and San Lorenzo Public Meeting Agenda Highlights
Hayward city meetings include the Board of Adjustments at City Center Building and a budget discussion with lunch price talks for students and adults. Public hearings begin 8:15 pm with a final $15.4 million re tet proposal. Also listed are community groups, shelter permit requests, and highway patrol events.
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