City budget faces gas shortage and rising costs
Hayward officials warn of a 15 to 20 percent gasoline cut and higher bid prices, forcing possible cutbacks in nonessentials while police and fire operations stay funded. Finance Director McCormack reports gasoline costs rising from 43 542 to 65 310 annually and urges tighter vehicle use, with council to review airport animal control and library budgets as they extend the yearlong labor contract and debate uniforms and other expenses.
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Hayward
Charles McCormack
McCormack
Los Angeles County
Shall Oil Co
Oly Coupelinen
Oakes
Brary
Bill Webster
Matt Jimnenez
Jimenez
Weinteh
Webster
Cvlls
Jim Mummert
Scholarships awarded to twelve Hayward students
Twelve Hayward high school students win Scholarships Inc grants totaling 9000 dollars. Recipients include Nancy Balen Mt Eden High Spanish at Cal State Hayward Jann Blenis Sunset Cal State Humboldt and others from Tennyson Sunset and Hayward Highs pursuing majors from biology to journalism. Grants based on need.
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Hayward
Scholarships, Inc
Trc
Nancy Balen
Mt. Eden
California State University
Jann Blenis
Sunset High
Cal State
Humboldt
Ted
Matt Newnan
Enegyson
Judith Palmer
Hayward High
Mills College
Tina Puppolo
University of California
Beekeley
Carl Randle
Tennyson High
De‘bura Rogers
Cal
Terry Skiliera
Iden High
Lils Stanford
Davia
Dwight Wilson
Hayward Nigh
Antioch College
Political Service
16 South County scene The Daily Revew Maynard Colt
Local page from The Daily Revew Maynard lists regional happenings around 16 South County scene on Friday May 25. The item notes community events and brief notices with names of local residents and small businesses in the Maynard area.
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the Daily Revew
Maynard, Colt
Hay
Divorce suit filed by Elaine Bromley in San Leandro
Mrs Elaine Bromley filed for dissolution of marriage from Dr Bromley a San Leandro physician. She has a private internal medicine practice at 1H Washington Ave and helped organize a local cancer caucus. She served on Memorial Hospital staff.
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San Leandiro
Dess. Bromley
Penn Fant
Superior Court
Elaine Bromley
Bromley
Washington Ave
San Leandro
Rug Pbuse
and of
Memorial Hospital
Emapia Bas
Castro Valley Co‑op flea market plans May memorial fair
Castro Valley Co‑op park lot hosts a Memorial Day Flea Market with multiple community groups selling crafts baked goods and plants to fund projects. A beer garden food vendors and a children’s play area are planned with supervised activities and sponsor booths supporting local clubs.
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Castro Valley
Whitdrei
Toa Cop Cthler Condi
Memorial Day Transit and BART Service Update
Memorial Day schedules show BART trains operating with bi directional transit. Line 94 buses from NARI station at North Berkeley begin 1 a.m. and run about every 10 minutes to Golden Gate Fields fans. extra service to East Bay cemeteries by AD Transit as needed.
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AG ‘Tranist
Bay Area
Golden Gate Fields
BART
North Bereley
Tn East Bay
AD Transit
Progress Demonstrations at Central Park Swim Lagoon
An event agenda lists opening at Central Park Swim Lagoon with activities from 1 pm to 4 pm and later hours on weekends, including laser cam demonstrations and synthesis topics. The program targets Project Intercept participants with various demonstrations and a vehicle service venue noted in Fremont area references.
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Central Park Swim Lagoon
Tomarriy
Praviont
Praviews of Progress
Oan
Pam
Hab Shoppisa Center
Mf Mowry Avene
Frémact Doulevard
Dremont
Inga Moon Rover
Project Intercept
Japan
Ab David’s
Arco
Atallon
Sly Maynard
Tomatraw At & Qin
Wuilding
Second St
Fremont
Totward C. Lae Fens
Joann McDuffle
DeMelin
WTF
Costs soar for tree replacement in Hayward
Hayward officials report city owned trees damaged or killed in December storms will cost three times initial estimates. Parks Superintendent Bill Ohya tallies about 45,000 dollars in damages and outlines a two year replacement plan. Damaged species include ornamental avocado trees around Kaiser Hospital and Church College and Laurel Fig trees downtown. Replacing in kind is pricey. labor and materials could total 241,000 dollars contract or 138,000 dollars city labor. A one year plan with containers costs about 28,000 to start plus 14,000 next year. Remaining 82,500 dollars would be saved by contracting for faster work. The plan includes replanting downtown Foothill Boulevard Main Street and A Street with boxed specimens sized 1 to 12 feet to match prior appearance.
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Hayward
Emere
Bill Ohya
Win
Kiiser Hospital
Church College
Owen
Foothill Boulevard
Main Street
Couttoilmen
Court Case Looms After Hangar Fire at Hayward Airport
Hayward court action looms as a hangar fire at Hayward airport derails talks between Harry Del Rosso and city officials over eviction and lease terms. Fire origin undetermined, investigators found no arson evidence. Del Rosso suspects city pressure to oust him, while he proposes a risky lease alternative in a vacant West A Street hangar. The case, once set for yesterday, is rescheduled for date 7 as a court fight resumes amid tense negotiations and security questions.
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Hayward
Haywael Aiv
Talanral
Harry del Rosso
Del
del Rosso
Goerit
Dan Braall
del Rosen
Brazil
del Rossa
Flint
Holfing
Robert Lang
Arrow Aviation
Table tennis marathon planned by Hayward students
High school sophomores Gary Tavis 16 Tone Husburt 15 and fellow student Dave Ogden plan a table tennis marathon to raise funds for Project Eden and attempt a 72 hour world record in a match likely in late July. They will allow five minute breaks per hour and seek sponsorships to cover costs.
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Hayward
Tennyson High
Dave Ogden
Project Biden
Gary Tavis
Tone Husburt
Ogle
Guinness
Gerry
Ogden
Tom
Gary
Marlowe
County planning board approves multiple rezonings and permits
Alainda County supervisors moved through an agenda of planning decisions. Frank Morena won permission to build up to 16 to 18 units in Ashland, while George and Fanjn Reiss gained approval for up to four dwellings in Castre Valley. A residential land parcel on Crow Canyon Road was rezoned to agricultural. Robert Neld’s request to open a ceramics shop on Red Wood Road in Castre Valley was denied. Oliver De Silva received a 980 day extension to use explosives for a quarry near Foothill Boulevard, south of Highway F in Dublin. The board also endorsed amendments to State Assembly US RBS, to be forwarded to Sacramento, affecting salaries and numbers of superior court personnel. Morena’s rezoning request for 1.9 acres on Galway Drive near Ashland Age was revised to allow up to one unit per 2,500 square feet, with specific parcel notes around Wisteria Street and Sunmorstel Avenue in Castre Valley.
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Alainda
Ashlond
George
Fanjn Reiss
Castra Valley
Crow
Canyon Road
Robert Neld
Red+wood Road
Castre Valley
Oliver de Silva
Tne
Foothill Boulevard
Highway F
Dublin
Seipervisors
Moreno
Frareoot Prima
Gouge
Fenja Reiss
Alridatin
Wisteria St
Sunmorsel Ave
Gastro Valey
District considers pay rise in 10.2 million budget
Castro Valley Union trustees approved a second preliminary budget proposing salary increases for staff in bargaining sessions. The plan targets a 5 percent raise with flexibility to rise further, acknowledging current salaries lag behind Bay Area districts. Public comments cited concerns and one employee praised benefits. a trustee opposed certain items and noted rising substitute costs.
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Castro Valley
Casno Valley
Heroid DePue
Bay Area
Violet Qale
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