There are Two Ways to View any Archive Issue of The Tri-City Voice

We have the articles in a printable format which you can view by clicking one of the article titles below. Or, you can still read the paper visually, as it appeared in print right on your computer by clicking the cover image below.

Note: These are very high resolution, large files which may take a long time to load on older systems or if you are on a dialup internet connection.

August 9, 2011 Click here to read the 'visual' version. Article Index A Hot August Day A celebration of unity and freedom Alameda CTC merger saves taxpayers over $3M Auto Review: Ford Explorer BART invites public feedback on design concepts for new trains Cajun/Zydeco Festival hotter than ever Citizen Police Academy in Newark Cloth or disposables? Half-century debate still on Copper theft suspects arrested Counseling Corner: Creating a Stronger Resume & Getting a Better Job Ease kids back into learning Editorial: Here's a story... Education in America Entries for Fine Art Show Experiencing the wall Explorer academy graduation Family Caregivers Need Skills to Take Care of Loved Ones - and Themselves Fed may provide more guidance on interest rates Festival celebrates reading First High Speed Rail construction contract Former pro Lewis joins East Bay staff Free DVDs for teachers Fremont Police Log Fremont Rodents Donate Fremont Unified School District Board meeting report Gateway to appreciation of sports Hands-on science experience and a salary History: The Lambaren/Luevano family Investors looking for answers after wild week Join Us To Map Out Your Diabetes Management Plan Kidango Receives Grant Milpitas City Council Moms Need Support, Too! NY State Fair unveils 1,500-calorie 'Donut Burger' New train design concepts to be displayed in BART stations Newark Police Activity Log Night time road closure and detour Obama releases names of top fundraisers Obon Festival brings joy Opponents of California gay history law seek referendum Play opera bingo Raw milk regulations tighten as demand increases Restaurant showcase Rock back-to-school Save money and help SAVE Seals have solid run at championships Sedentary Parade set for city named laziest in US Slight decrease in number of homeless in county Smith Center Presents Rocky Horror Sneak peek inside future museum Special Life Events: Terri Swartz Stuff the Bus Washington Hospital and UnitedHealthcare extend network Wells Fargo reaches $590M Wachovia settlement Yes you CAN! Young Rembrandts host youth workshops