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March 6, 2007 Click here to read the 'visual' version. Article Index "An Evening in Canton-featuring Master Chef Martin Yan" 'Spring forward' earlier this year A Thoughtful Letter to God A Vietnamese New Year Alameda County Bookmobile stops Baby season is here again CSU East Bay's The Wiz Calling all artists!!! Celebrate "Spirit of American" Celebrating Arbor Day Centered on fitness for life Chabot College gears up for two days of jazz Chocolate and Cabernet weekend Chris Baty, Founder of National Novel Writing Month Citizens Bond Oversight Committee City of Fremont's 'First Time Home-buyer Program' Compassion At Home: A Buddhist Approach to Understanding Relationships Correction Cyber safety for students Douglass Morrison Theater opens "Play It Again Sam" Emerging brilliance and beauty Future Shock Garden Party Innovative Knee Replacements Designed for Women Irish Cultural Day Leapin' Lena March is National Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) Month New Haven community forum summary No calm yet after this storm: Wall Street braces for bumpy ride this week Off-season training for boaters Officer John Torrez Ohlone men's basketball team advances to championship tournament Ohlone women hang on in rematch Rancho Higuera Adobe Softball version of March Madness coming to Fremont Sounds of South America Stocks rebound fitfully Teen Talent shines at local showcase The Avocado seed The great American pastime - local style Trees readied for Earth Day Water Transit Authority Hosts Public Scoping Meetings Welcome to the 21st Century of Imaging Technology Why Do I Need to Wash My Hands? Youthful credit missteps can haunt you later