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April 8, 2009 Click here to read the 'visual' version. Article Index Adventure at the Pinnacles Athletics, Tigers heat it up in Warm Springs Auto Review: Hyundai Genesis Book Review: Niles is Here, not There Business leaders support community Celebrate "Healthy Kids Day" at Lake Elizabeth Charity golf tournament in Sonoma attracts celebrities Counseling Corner: Top Jobs in a Poor Economy Disasters happen Editorial: An economic stimulus package Elder Coalition: Community ambassadors serve immigrant seniors FALL Major Brewers win three Favorite things art show Foundation seeks sponsors for scholarship luncheon Fremont Christian baseball crushes CSD Fremont native completes training Fremont student winner in national essay contest Giving back, prom style Go to Wonderland HAAL baseball week in review Harry Brumbaugh, a man of his time Have a hoppy Easter Hayward Idol Hayward man drives million accident-free miles History: Union City has long, sugary history Hoops madness comes to Newark Journey through a lifetime of art Junior college baseball recap Keep Your Cool During These Tough Economic Times Kidango hosts annual Tasters Showcase Libraries upgrade access technology Local JC softball teams lose critical games Local history heroes honored MSJLL roundup MVAL baseball roundup Mayor optimistic about Fremont's future Movie Review: New Releases Newark plans State of City Address Panthers blank Strikers Play poker and get a tax deduction Police services may be slashed Protect your local waterways by making Santa Clara County a Litter-Free Zone Rendezvous with nature Restaurant Review: Mission Coffee Saturdays in Hayward with the Arts Shelves are bare at LOV Spring Wildflower Festival offers bonanza of sights, smells Strikers lose to first place Panthers Students rally for change Sustainable solution Talent may pay off Teen workshops offered Telethon raises $60,000 for after-school band Thai temple to celebrate New Year tradition Thrilling weekend for CSEB baseball and softball Transition to High School Workshop Tri-City Volunteers seeks help Union City Council Washington, Hopkins are Distinguished Schools Women's Center Celebrates Second Anniversary Your Aging Face: Improving Form and Function