Newark residents urged to fund Second Chance program
Newark residents are asked to contribute $1 a month to sustain the Second Chance anti-drug program. If funds fall short, the crisis center could close. The goal is 4,000 residents at $1 monthly to cover 34,000 in operating costs. federal grants may not arrive before July 1. Donations accepted at banks, schools, a fire station, the Newark Chamber of Commerce, and local clubs. checks to Second Chance Inc. P.O. Box 692 Newark California 94560.
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Newark High pep rally aims to boost school bond vote
Two Newark High School seniors Glenn Carroll and Paulette Nelson plan a rally to mobilize students for the March 28 bond election. They target about 70 newly registered voters among 2450 students to support funding for Memorial High additions. Carroll has registered 57 pupils since the voting act began and notes overcrowding drives interest.
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