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April 1, 2009 Click here to read the 'visual' version. Article Index A New Eagle Scout A Passover primer Auditions for Stage 1 Bartering: No money down! Bharatanatyam Arangetram Business Bookclub: "Catastrophe: The Story of Bernard L. Madoff, The Man Who Swindled the World" by Deborah and Gerald Strober CSD baseball lights up Emery California tax law changes for 2008 returns Casino for a cause Chabot softball struggling; still have a shot at playoffs Cities offer numerous spring break camps Community forum on youth violence seeks solutions Developmental Coach of the Year Editorial: O'er the ramparts we watch'd Elementary chess team to compete in national championships FALL Major Brewers win two, drop one Federal tax law changes for business returns Federal tax law changes for individual returns Fifth grader wins state award Find your next customer First Homicides of 2009 Fremont City Council Getting ready for high school Good Samaritans beat odds to save life Hayward City Council Helpful Advice for the Not-So-Young at Heart History: Fremont's third birthday Hope and Help for Controlling Costly, Deadly Diabetes Improve public transportation Junior college baseball recap Knights of Columbus celebrate 25th anniversary Letter To The Editor Looking for solar energy MVAL baseball roundup Mandatory water conservation Mayors deliver Meals on Wheels Milpitas High sports spring into action Mission San Jose Little League recap Moreau Catholic girls earn victory Mt. Eden contending in HAAL baseball National Merit Scholarship finalists named New Releases Ohlone Humane Society: A solution to the season Panthers knock off Vortex; remain unbeaten Pat Kite's Garden: Snail trails return Restaurant Review: Mioki Sushi Scholarships available for local high school seniors School House Rocks Scottish Faire returns to Fremont Strikers play well despite loss to Break Stroke Rehabilitation: The Answer to Improved Quality of Life Telethon lets the music play The importance of drug labels Union City Little League celebrates 50th anniversary Union City wins grant to combat gangs