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April 16, 2008 Click here to read the 'visual' version. Article Index AAUW Fremont Branch Tech Trek Scholarships Awarded Arbor Day celebration Artic Penguins remain unbeaten Author Visit Baby Safety: Expect the Unexpected Bookmobile Schedule Business seminar for women Career faire for teens Chief business officer to retire Claim Jumper Restaurant hosts Tip-A-Cop Dance the night away Dining out in Centerville Ducks for Bucks Race at Lake Elizabeth Earth Day Family Fair in Fremont Earth Week at Ohlone College Editorial - Fun with Dick and Jane Emergency Preparedness Fair Free hearing test Free seminar focuses on dementia Fremont Spring Club Soccer - The Pack GE posts lower-than-expected 1Q profit Genentech reports jump in first-quarter earnings Hayward Earth Day festival Hiawatha performance at Chabot Indulge for your community Jazz Festival Jesus Christ Superstar comes to American High Kidango Taster's Showcase Letter to the Editor - A reply to Mr. Grindall's interview about Newark's Area 3/4 Library Branch Manager Angela Yang bids farewell to Fremont Miss CEO Mission San Jose Little League games ending week of April 12 Movie Review: 21 - An entertaining fare New Fremont writers' group Newark struggles with budget deficit One Silver Day Online Health Education Now Available on Washington Hospital Web Site Parent Empowerment Conference Patient Representatives Help Patients Navigate Hospital Stay Portfolio Day Readers' corner at the library Redevelopment - boom or bust? Robertson students become the change Scholarship luncheon Scotland visits Fremont Showcase artist Farshid Namei Special technology Spring Carnival at Kennedy High School TechKnow Talk: How much radiation is too much? Washington Outpatient Imaging Center Celebrates Successful First Year in Operation Ways to stay green in Hayward