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Operation: MOM on Mother’s Day
By Linda Sandsmark

Longtime Castro Valley resident Chris “C.J.” Newell-Strodtbeck won’t be home with his mom this Mother’s Day, but he sent something precious in his place.

The young Airman First Class recently shipped home an American flag that flew over Camp Bucca where he is station in Iraq, as a gift for the citizens of Castro Valley.

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Local Water Rationing to Begin Soon
By Robert Souza
“I’m sorry to say that we may be asking folks to do some fairly serious rationing soon,” said Frank Mellon, East Bay Municipal Utility Director, whose district includes Castro Valley.

“We’re imagining the amount we may ask for could be between 15 to 20 percent.”

With statewide snowpacks meager for the second year in a row, ...

‘This Ole Cowboy’ Theme for Saturday’s Rodeo Parade
By Robert Souza
This Saturday’s 26th Annual Rowell Ranch Rodeo Parade in Castro Valley will recognize one of the parade’s most faithful committee members and participants— Dale Yearian—who died last November.

“Dale will truly be missed by all who knew him,” said Bruce Johnson, rodeo emcee, and Castro Valley Rotary member.

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From Prevention to Policy: HIV/AIDS Panel on Friday
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CV Restaurant Celebrates Anniversary with Thai Tradition
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CV Parks Proponents Mustering Support For Bond Measure AA
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Automotive News
Vallejo Event Pays Tribute to Japanese Car Culture
By Staff
America’s premier festival of Japanese cars “Motoring J Style” returns to Northern California’s Solano County Fairgrounds in Vallejo on Saturday, May 24. In 2007, Motoring J Style made history as the first comprehensive show celebrating Japanese car culture in the United States, with events ranging from a Japanese Car Concours to a spectacular drifting competition and exhilarating rally car demonstrations.

Civic Hybrid Gets Great Mileage
By Steve Schaefer
After testing sprawling sedans and lumbering SUVs, it was nice to slip into my Honda Civic Hybrid test car. Wearing a somber Magnetic Pearl, it called no attention to itself as I slithered in and out of traffic on my daily commute. And, despite its smaller size and lower profile, I felt comfortable peering through the stretched-out windshield and over the Civic’s unique and colorful two-level instrument panel.

Health & Fitness
Ask the Trainer: Protecting Children from Obesity
By Chris LaLanne, BS, CSCS
Dear Chris,
After watching a recent report on America’s adult and childhood obesity, diabetes and heart disease epidemics, it was shocking to learn about how the food industry is to blame. What can I do to protect myself and my children from these diseases?
—Mary

Ask The Trainer
By Fitness expert Chris LaLanne, BS, CSCS, CrossFit
Dear Chris, I enjoy reading your column, as you continue to provide very useful information about fitness and nutrition. I am aware that you recommend weight lifting for increased general fitness and well-being. Would weight training be appropriate for my teenage son? If so, where should he start? —Sharon



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