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April 15, 2009 Click here to read the 'visual' version. Article Index "Indulgence - an Evening of Chocolate, Music and Wine" Animal Community Center offers unique services Art in Schools Bill Mancebo's player spotlight: Miles Griffin CSD sweeps doubleheader against Pescadero Chess team wins national championship Choo-choo - All aboard! City adopts identity theft policy Don't get left in the cold East Bay track and feild athletes shining Editorial: Missing In Action (MIA) Enroll for 2009-10 school year Exquisite cuisine to benefit symphony Fremont City Council GPS leads woman into trouble in Wis. northwoods HAAL baseball roundup Harlem Ambassador basketball tickets on sale Harvest Festival not just for fall any more Hayward City Council Hayward all-stars sweep East Bay Classic Help your child enter junior high High Heels Look Good, But Are They Good for Your Feet? History: Sea Captains of Washington Township Holocaust remembrance planned InfoBrain: Friends and Fitness are Free at Newark Library Irvington dominates MVAL golf tourney first round It IS easy being green Jazz in Sunol Jonathan Philip Erway Kaiser Nurse Executive Receives Award Learn About Flexing Your Brain Letter to the Editor: Masonic Homes flatlands development response Letter to the Editor: Mid-Town Fremont Local administrator named 'Superintendent of the Year' Local bank makes $800 million in home loans in 90 days Logan senior receives state honor MVAL baseball week in review Mary M. Hewitt Meltdown 101: How do banks make (or lose) money? Movie Review: New Releases New senior center breaks ground Newark City Council Obama says economy showing 'glimmers of hope' Officers wait tables, earn tips for Special Olympics Ohlone Humane Society: Closing in on Puppy Mills Parlez vous avec moi? Peace Begins With Me Quake scientists focus on the southern San Andreas Renegades reach 30-win mark Restaurant Review: Wonderful Thai Food in Fremont: Sala Thai Restaurant Schools to benefit from car sale Science teacher to present at international conference Sleep Disorders and Menopause Space out at summer camp Standley Cup softball tourney recap Students honored for cultural pursuits Summer program stimulates interest in technology, science Take a hike Tasters Showcase Toyota to bring ex-exec back to US as sales plunge Tri-Cities to celebrate Earth Day Tri-City Mothers of Multiples celebrates 30 years Turn on, tune in, tune up US toughens terms for automaker creditors Water board vacancy applications closes Water supply outlook When it comes to recycling, once is never enough Will jog for funds Writers group celebrates