Alameda County Board Hears JC District Options for New Haven
The Alameda County Board of Education considers which junior college district will serve New Haven. South County and Fremont Newark districts, plus Chabot and Ohlone reps, present financial and facility reports. A late July public hearing is planned with May dates for campus visits and a postcard vote to gauge community reaction.
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Alameda County honors local worker for senior service initiative
Harry H. Henry received commendation from the Alameda County Human Relations Commission for organizing an information and entertainment program for seniors at a retirement villa. A plaque was presented to attorney Shertin Guinnes for developing the commission’s affirmative action program at UC San Francisco. Supervisor Than Bates presented the plaque, while a proposal to Good Samaritan Home seeks a Seminar Center Branch in Oakland. Nominating committee names listed for June events.
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Kelley Wins Cal State Office At Lane University
Kelley wins Cal State student government election at California Lane University by a slim margin. He secured 100 votes to David Giffard's 24, with 1,430 students voting overall. Other elected officers include Daryl Tinmiang as vice president and Peter Miller as marshal, among several representatives across schools. A slate linked to Kelley also led a rival ticket, while student government reform proposals await committee review to determine next steps.
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Open space plan approved for urban conservation efforts
A city panel endorses a plan to convert unused areas into open space with conservation aims while preserving a portion for redevelopment. The commission notes potential later access and recreation uses, inviting property owners and the public to discuss proposed preservation complexes and related improvement projects in a joint session.
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Union City council to tackle various development plans
Union City council will review a packed agenda including new residential developments, sewer and street improvements, and zoning ordinance changes. The meeting at 114 Whipple Bowl will consider Reming Land Co plans for two apartment complexes in Hes Megrado, Wood L Builders 46 acre tract for 287 homes, and environmental impact reports, with City Manager William Zasper presenting a planning review.
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California and Hayward Meeting Notices from Local Groups
Local associations announce meetings in Hayward and Castro Valley including California Retired Teachers Southern Alameda County Division at Laurel Grove Hospital and Mount Republican Headquarters. Special speaker Michiel Woodson will discuss distributing initiative petitions related to Gov Reagan’s assimilation plan.
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Hoover School site group seeks park in San Leandro
A San Leandro Tomorrow Today meeting drew few attendees but plans rapid outreach to hundreds to press the city council to buy land from Federighi and Co. for a park on the Hoover School site. Spokesmen Pete Peterson and Al Frakes circulated petitions and urged council support despite prior rejection by the council.
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Hayward Rodeo Parade Winners Announced
Awards announced for Hayward Rodeo Parade with winners across multiple categories. Float winners include Benificia Hedalgo while Live Oak High School and Weldonians lead in major divisions. Entries span community groups, schools, ROTC units, junior and senior riders, horse drawn and color guard teams with diverse participants from Castro Valley to Oakland and beyond.
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Sopwith Pup Thrills Loom in Livermore Air Show
Livermore hosts an all day air show featuring the Sopwith Pup at Nissen’s hanger near Greenville Road with other WWI aircraft. Jaycees pancake breakfast and balloon ascent kick off events, followed by radio controlled planes, parachute jumps, aerobatics, and a grand finish by Cal Parachute Club members. Admission requested for those over 16. under 16 free.
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Employers urged to hire teenagers this summer
Fremont advocacy urged residents and governments to fund and expand teen summer jobs through the Neighborhood Youth Corps and local programs. Federal cuts threaten Fremont Newark and Irvington youths, with restored posts possible via special funds and local revenue sharing efforts. The Fremont Newark Youth Placement Center aims to provide 12,000 local students with 10 hour a week positions, while Ohlone College lines up summer jobs to funnel teens toward college.
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