Hayward Arts Festival schedules rock and art events
The Hayward Area Festival of the Arts continues this evening with Ned per performing at the Meek Estate. Today and tomorrow feature a packed schedule from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. including Rock and Art in Action, Ame lita Galicia piano, Canyon High School bands, Valarie Ramos baton, Mexican Folk Intico Ballet, Calaranga Junior High bands, Maggie Sheets Dance Studio, and a 4 p.m. art auction finale.
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Hayward
Hayward Area
Ned
Meek Estate
Boston
Hampton Roads
Canyon High School
Valarie Ramos
Calaranga Junior High
Maggie Sheets
Charles Peterson
Jack Uren
Mayor awaits frog-jump news in Angels Camp
In Angels Camp California mayor Leo Howell stayed near his phone as excitement built over the International Jumping Fee-hop well race. The event features 35 mayors and Okole Maluna a Hawaiian baptized frog entered in the 3 o'clock heat by Diane Nielsen, daughter of the mayor’s former secretary.
Hayward weighs pay hike for nonteaching staff
Hayward school district recommends a 4.435 percent cost of living raise for all nonteaching employees to offset rising expenses. Some positions may see about a 16 percent reclassification adjustment under a state personnel ruling. A 6 percent minimum increase is advised for next year with district paid health prescription and vision coverage and an income protection plan. The plan also moves to a 374 hour week, a sick leave incentive, and higher wages for cafeteria workers substitutes and noon supervisors.
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Tively
State Personnel Board
Commission
Fremont Faces Clash Over East Picturing Underpass Plan
Fremont residents along Pickering and Cherry Lane petition the City Council to deepen plans for a $500,000 underpass at the Western Pacific Railroad tracks. They warn the project could knock down homes and trees, though staff proposes alignments avoiding home removals as state officials consider funding next year. Council members will review the letter Tuesday night.
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Pickering
Cherry Lane
Fremont
City Deep
Western Pacific
Niles Crest
Canyon Heights
State Public Utilities Commission
Commission favors land rezoning in San Leandro
The planning commission will recommend to the city council that 14033 East 14th St be rezoned from transit district to light commercial to accommodate a remodeled Safeway Store. The vote was 6-0 in Chairman Buonaccorsi's absence. Safeway aims to model the reconstruction after the Bancroft and Dutton avenues store. The panel also approved precise plans for an eight unit apartment complex at 203 Fairway Drive, with council previously approving general development plans in February.
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Planning Commission
East 14Th St
Safeway
A. L. Buonaccorsi
Bancroft
Dutton Avenues
A &0
Fairway Drive
San Leandro service center names chairman
Carolyn Smith Miller, past president of the local League of Women Voters chapter, was elected chairman of the San Leandro service center advisory committee. She will also serve on the ad hoc panel shaping board representation and size, joining Joe Accers, Capt Frank Livingston, Emily Sheehee, Victor Fernandes, and William Wyckoff.
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San Leandro
Carolyn Smith Miller
League of Women Voters
Tors
Miller
Joe Accers
Frank Livingston
Emily Sheehee
Family Service Agency
Victor Fernandes
Marina Fake Hamowners Association
William Wyckoff
San Leandro Unified
Open house and news from Fremont and Mt Eden nurseries
Fremont Parent Nursery School hosts an open house at Irvington and Centerville schools with weekly hours listed and a contact line for Joan Hatcher. Rose Hospital Medical Building in Hayward holds a 2 pm groundbreaking for Hayward Medical Group with reception afterward. Mt Eden Parent Nursery School in Hayward schedules daily open hours and a May 22 live demonstration at Southland Shopping Center.
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Irvington School
Carol Ave
Centerville
Alder Ave
Joan Hatcher
Rose Hospital
St. Rose Hospital
Calatoga Ave
Hayward
Hayward Medical Group
Mt. Eden Parent Nursery School
Opan
Hesperian
Fremont Adobe Landmark Gains National Registry Status
The 145 Val lejo Adobe in Niles is listed on the National Registry, celebrated by Fremont residents Mrs. Lyle Buehler and Mrs. George Roeding Jr. The designation follows a 69 acre nursery site compromise preserving 21 acres for Open Space, with ongoing efforts by CAN and local clubs to fund preservation and maintain gardens and tours.
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Vallejo
Niles
California
U.S. Department
Lyle Buehler
George Roeding Jr
Mars. Buehler
Conserve the
Adobe and Nursery Committee
CAN
Heritage Secon
Reeding
Singer Housing Co
Roeding
Bay Area
Brooks
City to Sell 8 Acre Skywest Site Near Hayward Terminal
Hayward officials plan July 20 auction of eight undeveloped acres from the Skywest Golf Course segment to raise cash and pay off a former developer. The parcel, zoned for apartments, is part of a broader terminal plan that may include leasing other Hesperian frontage parcels and a potential STOL facility to ease Bay Area congestion.
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Hayward
Hayward Air Terminal
Skywest
Terpes
Leigh Kisher
Tom Neveau
Fisher
Bernice Smith
Hesperian Boulevard
Jim Mummert
Hesperian
Neveau
Ray Doran
East Bay
Bay Area
Auto wreckers denied city use permits in Hayward
Hayward Planning Commission rejected renewal applications for three auto wrecking yards and a salvage yard on West Winton Avenue. Operators Mickey O Callahan and Wilson Fruige may appeal. The decision was unanimous with staff and local bodies opposing permits and calling for stricter enclosure or high walls. Additional actions included zoning recommendations for surplus city land and a tentative tract map for Woodland Estates expansion with sewer connections.
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Hayward
West Winton Avenue
Mickey O'Callahan
Wilson Fruige
Fruge
O'Callahan
Maynard Area Recreation District
Woodland Estates
Personnel shakeup at Newark drug crisis center turmoil
Gary Ferguson, Venture House crisis center coordinator in Union City, resigned at a CDC board meeting. Dean Selig of Fremont faced efforts to retain him amid donor and youth pleas, while John Baker appoints two new crisis center coordinators and a project secretary. The board also fills vice chair and treasurer posts as Jean Carscadden resigns to join the Union City Planning Commission.
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Newark
Community Drug Council
CDC
Gary Ferguson
Venture House
Union City
Freemont
Dean Selig
John Baker
San Mateo
Selig
Arthur Strickland
CDC Education Task Force
Baker
Newark Crisis Center
Fremont
Rec
Jean Carscadden
Union City Planning Commission
Daily Review masthead and contact details
The Baily Review published by The Daily Review Inc lists Floyd Sparks as President and Publisher and includes staff names and office addresses in Hayward San Leandro and Fremont. It notes a 16 cent subscription rate with a one month option and lists circulation bureau details and contact numbers.
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Daily Review, Inc
Floyd Sparks
William Chikata
Musingsa
Benotan Birh
Mevwerd
Tox
Manwerd
Call
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California Federation of Women's Clubs
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